Ilia the Second – A person becomes a beast without Belief
12/4/2010
Catholicos Patriarch of Georgia Ilia the Second spoke about the relations between people at the Sunday service on April 11. He said that a human becomes a wild beast without belief.
“It is not accidental that the Romans said ‘homo homini lupus est’. People must take care of each other and shoulder their burdens. This is real belief. We must try not to make a friend into a foe but turn a foe into a friend,” the Patriarch stated.
Ilia the Second said that spiritual and physical labour, doing good things and sharing each others’ hardships are necessary. “We have lost our love towards people, our sympathy towards people, but I think we are not irreparable. We’ll recover by all means and acts and words will align,” the Patriarch said.
Ilia the Second blessed 10 Georgian surnames and 17 schoolchildren.
(Interpressnews)
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