“...we must meditate on this point: we are called personally, but we are called to a Body. And this is not something abstract, but is very real. There will be the parish: those who are likable and those who are not....Of course, we want the personal relationship with God, but we often do not like the Body. Yet in this very way we are in communion with Christ: by accepting this corporeity of his Church, of the Spirit who is incarnate in the Body.”