The Church can become a "point of reference not only for Catholics but for any individual," but on condition that "the beginning and end of all relations" and "our relationship with God." In this talk, Cardinal Francis Eugene George, Archbishop of Chicago and chairman of the U.S. Bishops' Conference, the presentation of his book entitled "The difference that makes God a Catholic perspective on faith, community and culture" to be held Wednesday, October 7 in Rome at the Pontifical Lateran University (at 18). The heart of the reflections of the cardinal, the awareness that the Church can and is called to "become a collector of identity among those who are separated by sex, race, nationality, since it is through it as a social entity that people can feel part of a whole in light of the fact that he had received the same "spiritual gift". Upon presentation of the book with the author, will take even Flavio Felice, a professor of economic doctrines and policies, and Robert Royal, president of Faith & Rean Institute in Washington. (Sir)
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