There is no denying that we should do as the Romans do when in Rome.What counts is not the place where we study, but what we can learn.Slow and steady wins the race. as the story of rabbit and tortoise.it's story that tortoise went off jogging along ,without a moment's stopping ,at his usual steady pace and become be winner. and you? come on.
Benedict urges faithful to make room for God, fellow man in modern world
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Pope Benedict XVI receives gifts from children in native costumes as he celebrates the Christmas Midnight Mass in St. Peter's Basilica at the Vatican, early Tuesday.
VATICAN CITY - Pope Benedict XVI urged the faithful to set aside time in their lives for God and the needy, as he ushered in Christmas early Tuesday by celebrating Midnight Mass in St. Peter's Basilica.
Echoing a theme he has raised about an increasingly secular world, Benedict said that many people act as if there is no room for spiritual matters in their lives.
"Man is so preoccupied with himself, he has such urgent need of all the space and all the time for his own things, that nothing remains for others, for his neighbor, for the poor, for God," he said.