The Importance of Being a Juggernaut

I'm just kind of like born on by the life. I don't make too terribly many decisions. My free will is highly conditioned by the environment, by the brothers,. By decisions made for me by others to which I myself contribute little. But I benefit honestly by, you know, standing on the shoulders of giants. A Jesuit has a way of interiorizing the faith so that he can bring it with him whether he goes to the densest forest of Paraguay or to the darkest prison of Russia. It's all related to theological humanism, you could say.