The Church is not a parliament 
neither political organization 
. We are not united by ideology, views or ego, but by Christ – the surviving God, who is the Head of the Body, as St. Paul writes. 
We are different, but it is in this diversity that the beauty of unity is born erstwhile we have love for Jesus. He transforms our hearts and teaches us to live together – despite divisions. 
Psalm 133 recalls: “How good and good erstwhile the brothers live together!” Unity is not a utopia – it is possible for all of us to draw close to Jesus, and thus to each other. 
Let's not make the Church a political scene.
Let us make it a place of prayer, love and conversion.
