There is a professional who is extremely distressed, angry and feeling overwhelmed by what is happening in his or her environment. When she couldn't stand it, she went to the adoration chapel where she felt emotional. "Everywhere I turn my eyes I see nothing but human suffering and suffering. Don't you worry, many are hungry, abused, neglected?"
He stayed in that state for a long time until he felt tired. So he said. "Lord, I hope you will solve all this."
Deep in the man's heart, he heard a voice say, "I have done something, you."
Fr. Albert Bernal SSP, From Life, Feb. 6, 2005
Explicitly criticize and seek God, but the answer is a puzzle. It may be that the extension of the professional's answer is: You, what have you done to alleviate human suffering?
From this; and to James, it is stated: "Brethren, what can a man do if he professes to have faith, but does not prove his works?" (Jas. 2:14)
We are asked to "act" of faith by lovingly ministering to needy brothers. It is everyone's responsibility to participate in the work of justice, defense, protection of those who are at risk, so when human beings are created, there is a responsibility to them: to be part of creation, not to be cut off or destroyed.
All human life is a journey. As time goes by, he experience challenges in life. One is "loss", He loses his loved one, sometimes he goes away and he experiences "searching", confused and at times frightened. In this situation, people have different ways of dealing with the situation. Many are drawn to “get away” or to change religion. For this man, he did not fully believe. In other words, faith "died" during the search. It is common for activists to fight for justice that there is little time devoted to prayer and worship. Some belong to the charismatic movement who do not attend church. The fundamentalist believes that Jesus is the Savior but does not accept what is said of universal concern because the meaning is literal.
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A nice article