A Quote for the Day

When reformers start using dirty tactics to subdue enemies, evil will rule the playground for the rest of the day.

It is easy to minimize the activities of the Devil even if evil hounds the world each moment of each day.

At times, it is in looking through the cold darkness that we can clearly see and experience the beautiful warmth of light.

It is one thing to stumble on evil accidentally. It is another to go looking for it.

More evil descends upon a person who, after having learned the way of the Cross, gave it up for the easy and abundant life of the world.

Poverty as a scapegoat for committing crimes is overrated. That also discriminates the poor as being by situation the only potential criminals (everyone are potential criminals). Many sensational crimes involving fortunes to the tune of billions of dollars have been committed in corporate and government worlds by those who will not qualify to our common definition of poverty. If we want to point a finger to the cause of crime, that finger  must be directed to the heart of every man, where lies the unseen evil that ferments schemes to take other peoples' lives and properties against their will.

Freedom is dangerous. It gives us the option to choose evil, and to do evil things. Unfortunately, it is only through freedom that we can truly choose goodness and do good things according to our heart's content.

A trickle of evil left unchecked allows it to burst into a deluge of more overwhelming evil.

Anyone can be  vulnerable to fault-finding simply because no one is perfect. If you look for a fault in a person you usually find one. Good people use these as opportunities to love others. Evil ones, as opportunities to take advantage for personal benefits.