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Pope on secularism: Seek dialogue, but be ready for martyrdom | National Catholic Reporter

Pope on secularism: Seek dialogue, but be ready for martyrdom | National Catholic Reporter

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  1. "“The presence of secularism is something normal, but a separation of cult from life, a separation of secularism from cult and faith, is anomalous and must be overcome,” Benedict said."

    It's not a dialogue when one party insists that everyone else is doing it wrong and needs to change and do it his way. That's interference. And it will no way get my support.

    But I'm not much interested in helping him become a martyr, either. He wants polarity. I just want to be left alone to enjoy my own life in my own fashion. You think someone could get that message to him?

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