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Today's world calls for new attitudes, new ways of life - more responsible, aware, and egalitarian. We need more communion and more dialogue. By affecting us regardless of political, territorial, racial, ethnic and religious boundaries, climate change unites the world through shared suffering. In order to fight it, we need to keep united and to transform this union into an action that is collective, global, and shared, involving all strata of society all around the world.

— João Mamede Filho

What It Means

This is a placeholder explanation generated by the low-overhead model. It interprets "Today's world calls for new attitudes, new ways of life - more responsible, aware, and egalitarian. We need more communion and more dialogue. By affecting us regardless of political, territorial, racial, ethnic and religious boundaries, climate change unites the world through shared suffering. In order to fight it, we need to keep united and to transform this union into an action that is collective, global, and shared, involving all strata of society all around the world." in the context of "Three Years for Eternity: A Prayer for Climate Action and the Common Good(4 October 2017) Common Dreams" to mean that wisdom is timeless.

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João Mamede Filho

About João Mamede Filho

João Mamede Filho (21 August 1951 –) is a Brazilian prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as the bishop of the Diocese of Umuarama.