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[Freedom of thought] It is the freedom to think what one wants and to express everything one thinks, within the limits of truth and morality: without these, it could become an insult, slander, or perversion.

— Igino Giordani

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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.

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.

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)

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