He also highlighted that “there are people who do not allow themselves to be transformed, and they say: ‘I am like this, I am fine like this, what need do I have to change anything?’ Others say: ‘I don’t commit serious sins, I’m not as vicious as others, what do I have to change?’ These people are not clay, they are hard stones that will not even be touched by the Holy Spirit. And then they die even though they are alive, because they do not grow and improve more, much less offer something new to the Lord.”
Later, he pointed out that “the Easterners, especially the Buddhists, invite us to be like water, because it adapts to any container, it lets go, and if it enters a glass it takes the shape of a glass, if it enters a bottle it takes the shape of a glass.” bottle-shaped, it is flexible, it is adaptable.”
Next, the cardinal pointed out that we must be “vigilant of what the Lord tells us” in order to “savor life.”