The Bible, stated the bishops, "shows us the breath of pain coming up from the Earth, too; it meets the cry of the oppressed and the lament of the unhappy. The Cross is on top of it. Christ, alone and abandoned, lives the tragedy of the most atrocious suffering and death. Just for this presence of the Son of God, the darkness of evil and death is enlightened by Easter and hope for glory". Moreover, the message recalls that, "in the paths of the world", other people are also walking with us; "our brothers and sisters of the other Christian communities and Churches. Though in separation, they are living real unity, though not full, through veneration and love for the Word of God". "Along the world paths it is further written in the text, we often meet men and women of other religions, who listen to and practice the dictates of their holy books faithfully. With us, they may build a world of peace and light, because God wants «salvation for all men, who are asked to achieve the knowledge of truth»". Finally, there was an invitation for all believers: "Keep the Bible in your homes; read, delve into and understand its pages in full. Change them into prayer and token of life. Listen to it with love and faith in liturgy". "Create silence to listen to the Word of God with effectiveness". "Let it resound at the beginning of your day", and "let it echo within yourself in the evening".
