DOI: 10.48224\/COM-209-2020-81<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Abstract<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n The reality of evil is an\ninseparable element of human existence. Jesus expresses this in the last prayer\nof the Lord. J. Ratzinger \/ Benedict XVI undertook the interpretation of the\ncall but saved us from evil in Jesus of Nazareth. He noticed that human life\npolarizes between God and the evil one, implying – depending on the choice made\n– specific effects, good or evil. Therefore, the experience of evil is born of\nrejecting God as the only Lord who should be obeyed. The church – as the\nretired Pope noted – found itself in the current crisis succumbing to evil, and\nthus removing God from his first place and center of his existence, as well as\ndisobedience and disregard of the Lord’s will. Summoning the last prayer of\nprayer, Our Father clearly shows that the Church will not solve this crisis\nalone. The only possible option is conversion and faith, giving up human\nsolutions and re-trust and entrustment to God.<\/p>\n\n\n\n