| "Reflections"
regarding THE
PATH TO SOLIDARITY (continued)
Come that as a result of our CONVERSION That
beginning with
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The drug problem
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In summary, Pope John Paul II |
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form a solidarity with national and business leaders,
non-governmental organizations and international agencies in developing
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"...projects aimed at doing away with this
trade |
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He further feels that it
is necessary that our legislative bodies assure control of the assets |
Because, if people were not able to obtain the chemical substances with which to make the illegal drugs, this would actually prevent the production of these drugs!
He and the Synod fathers agree that,
"The urgency and the gravity of the
problem make it imperative to call upon the various sectors and groups within
civil society to be united in the fight against the drug
trade."
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He strongly urges our bishops and
priests that they, themselves, must come together as true |
For it is this mentality which
often times leads directly to the
desire for
more material goods and an easy life style which many times encourages
illegal
drug use!
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In regards to the poor farmers
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it is suggested that governments provide incentives to encourage the production of alternative crops. |
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stresses that, "Encouragement must also be given to those involved in rehabilitating drug users and to those working in the pastoral care of the victims of drug dependence." He reminds us of how important it is
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The Synod Fathers believe that a solidarity |
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Secondly, a solidarity is necessary in the working together
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in the recuperation and social rehabilitation of those who unfortunately find themselves addicted |
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This work can definitely Who is the in an otherwise darkened world. |
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