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OPINION | ‘Let us dream’ By Amelia H. C. Ylagan READ:

It is a more sedate and serene Christmas — as it should be, for its true meaning as the joyful celebration of the coming of the Christ Jesus to redeem Fallen Man for Eternity. Almost two years in the isolation and restrictions of the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic with its fears and anxieties must have coaxed discernment as to what really matters in our fragile and very temporary existence in this world.“The basic rule of a crisis is that you don’t come out of it the same.

For Filipinos , Pope Francis’ invitation, “Let us dream” might have more significance and urgency for its nuances and references to the COVID-19 pandemic complicating the sociopolitical fragility and economic vulnerabilities of the country. His exhortations to face reality and not to disregard but to act to change life for the better, particularly for “those in the periphery,” comes as a loud whisper to the collective conscience — today. Now.

We have national elections on May 9, 2022. A fearful number of candidates are openly defiling and denying the glory of our EDSA Revolution. Marcos Jr. is even running for president, denying Marcos Sr.’s alleged stolen billions and human rights violations and defying court claims for unpaid taxes and undeclared wealth. History is being revised before our wide open eyes.

That is precisely what Pope Francis stresses when he says, “Let us dream,” but dream for those in the periphery, not only for yourself, because your dreams will happen and become reality only if you dream for All.

 

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