Cardinal Zen encourages youngsters in Hong Kong to become a man with integrity
Source: Inmediahk, #May16
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Cardinal Zen encourages youngsters in Hong Kong to become a man with integrity
In an online radio programme on May 16, Cardinal Joseph Zen spoke to youngsters in Hong Kong and shared his personal experience.
Zen encouraged young people to become good men with integrity and to learn to tell right from wrong.
"The world is chaotic and cold. It is not worthwhile to chase only after wealth and power," he said.
Zen pointed out that young people need guidance and education. He added that man is different from animals. They need a longer time to grow into maturity.
Zen further says that nowadays, people have so much more to learn that they have forgotten to learn to become a man.
Some of them want to be a doctor, a lawyer, or a big boss. But, no matter how long they are going to live, they have to learn to become a man, which is fair and compassionate.
Zen said, “young people have to think independently. Do not listen passively to what you have been told."
Cardinal Joseph Zen, 90, was one of the four arrested by Hong Kong National Security Police on May 11 for alleged “collusion with foreign forces”.
All of those arrested were trustees of the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which provided legal and financial assistance to more than 2,200 people prosecuted for their part in the 2019 pro-democracy protests.
The fund had ceased operations in 2021 after the police announced it was under investigation and requested administrators to provide details on its donors.
Source: Inmediahk, #May16
https://bit.ly/3NfBFT0
#CardinalZen #HumanitarianFunds #NationalSecurityLaw
In an online radio programme on May 16, Cardinal Joseph Zen spoke to youngsters in Hong Kong and shared his personal experience.
Zen encouraged young people to become good men with integrity and to learn to tell right from wrong.
"The world is chaotic and cold. It is not worthwhile to chase only after wealth and power," he said.
Zen pointed out that young people need guidance and education. He added that man is different from animals. They need a longer time to grow into maturity.
Zen further says that nowadays, people have so much more to learn that they have forgotten to learn to become a man.
Some of them want to be a doctor, a lawyer, or a big boss. But, no matter how long they are going to live, they have to learn to become a man, which is fair and compassionate.
Zen said, “young people have to think independently. Do not listen passively to what you have been told."
Cardinal Joseph Zen, 90, was one of the four arrested by Hong Kong National Security Police on May 11 for alleged “collusion with foreign forces”.
All of those arrested were trustees of the 612 Humanitarian Relief Fund, which provided legal and financial assistance to more than 2,200 people prosecuted for their part in the 2019 pro-democracy protests.
The fund had ceased operations in 2021 after the police announced it was under investigation and requested administrators to provide details on its donors.
Source: Inmediahk, #May16
https://bit.ly/3NfBFT0
#CardinalZen #HumanitarianFunds #NationalSecurityLaw