Church - Cardinal Marx: "Celebrate Christmas with joy right now"
Cardinal Reinhard Marx of Munich has warned against following overly simple answers or apportioning blame in view of the uncertainty and worries caused by war and crises. "Not a day goes by without images of war and violence depressing us and making us despair", says the manuscript of the Archbishop of Munich and Freising for his Christmas sermon on Christmas Eve in Munich's Liebfrauendom. Uncertainty is also spreading in the face of other crises.
Many doubted whether those responsible in politics would be able to solve the major challenges in the world - war and peace, climate change, migration movements, polarization in societies. "In a situation like this, there is a great temptation to look for simple answers, chase conspiracy narratives and spread blame."
Marx called for Christmas to be celebrated with joy, especially now - in times of war and crisis. The festival reminds us of some principles "without which we will not be able to solve the world's problems and build good coexistence in the long term", said the cardinal. "Only if we look at humanity as a whole can we tackle challenges such as the climate crisis."
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- Despite the unsettling images of war and violence on Saint's Eve, Cardinal Marx urged the people of Munich and Freising to celebrate Christmas with joy, reminding them of the principles needed to solve global issues.
- The Christmas Eve sermon in Munich's Liebfrauendom saw Cardinal Marx expressing concerns over the uncertainty caused by various crises, including war, climate change, and migration, urging against oversimplified answers and blame-shifting.
- In the face of these challenges, Cardinal Marx emphasized that looking at humanity as a whole is crucial in tackling issues like the climate crisis, a message he planned to deliver on Christmas Eve in Bavaria, Germany.
- The Archbishop of Munich and Freising, Cardinal Marx, criticized the temptation to seek simple answers or spread blame in times of crisis, such as the current war and peace, climate change, and migration movements that have brought uncertainty to societies.
- The religious leader, Cardinal Marx of Munich, delivered his Christmas Eve sermon in the Church of Our Lady in Munich, emphasizing the importance of celebrating Christmas with joy to remind people of the principles necessary for tackling global challenges and building good coexistence, even amidst the uncertainties of Bavaria, Germany.
Source: www.stern.de
