People can change, and when we have to judge their outward actions—only God knows their intentions—we should never make fixed and immutable judgments about them. The Lord loves us as we are, even with our defects when we struggle to overcome them, and to change us, He counts on grace and time. Faced with the defects of those around us—sometimes obvious and undeniable—we must never lack the charity that moves us to understanding and help. "Could we not, from now on, look at others in such a way that their defects do not discourage us?
The time will come when the wounds will be forgotten (...). Perhaps many things that have saddened us today or in these latter times will be forgotten. We have defects, but we can love one another! Because we are brothers and sisters, because Christ truly loves us... as we are."10 This is the fundamental reason: Christ does not love our defects, but he loves us, even though we have many. Let us not be distanced by the flaws of those we live with, those we meet every day in the office, at the University..., in any workplace.
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