"The chatter destroys, the war begins with the language" | Chronic

Pope Francisco He warned that the different civil and religious authorities should be "wise"and aware of his"delicate work"in order not to damage their respective communities.

During his reflection before the Angelus, in front of the faithful who listened to Saint Peter's Square, Francis examined the gospel question of knowing "a blind man can guide another blind man"

"Jesus points out that a guide can not be blind, he must see well, that is to say that he must have wisdom, otherwise he may harm people who have been to him badigned.", he said from the window of the apostolic palace.

He also spoke of hypocritical and presumptuous behavior, referring to another of the Gospel phrases, that of "why do you see the straw in your brother's eye and not the beam in his"

"Often, as we all know, it is more and more easy to condemn the faults of others without being able to see oneself with the same lucidity. We always hide our flaws, including ourselves, but how easy it is to see the flaws of othershe lamented.

Finally, he criticized people "critical""He who is good draws good from his heart and from his mouth, and the one who is evil brings out evil by practicing the most harmful exercises, murmuringhe stressed.The chatter, talk about the rest, it destroys the family, the school, the workplace, the neighborhood. Wars start from the tongue", warned the pope, then asked the faithful to reflect on their attitudes towards others.