Catholic theologians write and reflect on the "victims of history" and the importance of "remembering" their history and "giving voice" to even the dead who are victims of injustice, and their narrative. We do so precisely through the lens of the memory of Jesus and his suffering and death. The theological reflections of our Church motivate us to work for human dignity, justice and charity for all peoples today – especially the victimized and marginalized.

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This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Catholic theologians write and reflect on the "victims of history" and the importance of "remembering" their history and "giving voice" to even the dead who are victims of injustice, and their narrative. We do so precisely through the lens of the memory of Jesus and his suffering and death. The theological reflections of our Church motivate us to work for human dignity, justice and charity for all peoples today – especially the victimized and marginalized." in the context of "Letter to the People of God of the Church of Monterey (23 June 2020) ECatholic" to mean that wisdom is timeless.