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Bishop David J. Malloy led a prayer for peace at the Church of the Holy Family on Sept. 9 before the new sessionBy Steven Schwenkert, OSV News
The dignitaries included U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres, Archbishop Gabriele Caccia, who is the permanent representative of the Holy See to the United Nations, and the respective U.N. sessions' presidents. Father Mark Knestout, attaché of the Holy See's permanent mission, then introduced and welcomed Secretary-General Guterres.
The next speaker was Ambassador Dennis Francis of Trinidad and Tobago, who was president of the 78th session of the U.N. General Assembly."Peace begins with each and every one of us. It's in our hearts and in our minds. It is in the respect we choose to show or not to show," Francis said. "Recognition and respect for human dignity is reverence for human nature, for the very humanity that we share. This is an important commitment because we live in a time when the very opposite, not humanization but dehumanization is widespread," Bishop Malloy said.
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