"Voting is a right and an obligation," he stressed.
Third, “to pray individually or as a community.” The Mexican people have to “pray that the June 6 election day will be conducted in peace and harmony; so that with our vote, motivated by faith, we will show our commitment to Mexico.”
“The vote on June 6 is a golden opportunity” and we should “not let it pass us by. Our country deserves and needs it,” he said.
Fourth, to “seek the ‘the good that’s possible.’ In the complex and imperfect context such as the one we are experiencing, the search for the ‘good that’s possible’ must prevail, which although modest, we are all obliged to seek."
“Doing the 'good that’s possible' means promoting what contributes to the common good, peace, security, justice, the rule of law, respect for human rights, integral human development and real solidarity with the those who are poorest and more excluded," Suazo said, and encouraged the faithful to not confuse "goodness with convenience."
The archdiocesan director of communications emphasized that “we must maintain our hope and optimism. The dark night that we are going through can’t last forever.”
“The Mexico we want is possible, but we must build it together, which is why our participation is essential. With our informed, free and discerned vote we can achieve it, ” he concluded.
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