Home › Authors › Igino Giordani › Quote
The world produces evil: and the greatest evil is the social wickedness that fills the streets with wretched people without bread and without a roof over their heads.
— Igino Giordani
Share this quote
Another quote →
More quotes by Igino Giordani
This too is not a limitation, it is a defence of freedom itself.
Freedom of thought, like any activity of the mind, is valid if it respects the freedom of thought of others: it must therefore not offend the thoughts of others.
In serving one's neighbour, the soul is immersed, as if immersed in the love of God: in the sea, one is afraid. (p. 99)
He sought God on those stony mule tracks, which skirted and ended in fords: he had now shown that he could only belong to Him: he could only be a John of God (p. 49)
In the encyclical Quanta cura, Pius IX organically addresses all the main errors of his time, which, from rationalism to liberalism, undermined Christian doctrine and corrupted customs, causing upheaval in consciences and communities.
All Igino Giordani quotes →