This reflection invites us to rediscover justice not as an ideology, but as a virtue rooted in love and humility. It reminds us that evangelization often begins with entering into others’ suffering—and that through prayer, sacrifice, and action, we are all called to respond to injustice as modern-day disciples.

A tender story of a child’s response to hurt becomes a powerful call to family-based evangelization. Rooted in the wisdom of St. John Paul II and Pope Francis, this reflection invites families to embrace their missionary role through simple acts of compassion, presence, and hospitality. By listening well and making space for others in daily life, families can become places of healing and grace—living out the Church’s call to be a “field hospital” for wounded hearts.