We need a Church, not so much in its ritual dimension, but in its humanitarian one. A Church that is preoccupied with the loss of God in the current history of humanity, that fights against the evils of injustice and for social justice. Such a Church must rid itself of the desire to possess and dominate in order to enter into the logic of gratuity and sharing. It must become poor if it wants to speak truly to men and women of today. As I have always written, if the search is not real it loses vitality and dies. It’s not credible. The problem, and it’s the one that I am continously trying to give witness to, is not preaching spirituality without living it, but living spirituality through the tiring practice of daily life in a globalized world without rules, where ever more masses of human beings are stripped of their elementary right to work. The challenge is to find a new spirituality, that knows how to speak to the heart, without comprimise.