Thank you for your talk, Fr. Riccardo. My question is when you said Jesus didn't come to take away our suffering and so we need to expect to suffer. The Cross, Suffering He talks about or in the Epistles, seems to be in relationship to suffering for the sake of the Gospel- in efforts to love, serve, share the Gospel. I don't hear Jesus or the Apostles encouraging people to not pray for healing for their sicknesses and trials and endure it because it's suffering with Christ. If that were the case, Jesus would have not healed some people because it was God's will, instead Scripture says He healed everyone and that 'we would do greater." There is enough suffering if we LOVE others as He asks us to, but to not pray for healing and expect healing doesn't seem to be His heart or His will. We can't make a theology around people not getting healed, but press into the Father's heart to ask that we can walk like Jesus walked and do the things Jesus did, which is to pray and expect people to experience heaven on earth, which is the prayer He teaches us to pray. I'm a bit long winded, but I just wanted to emphasize this point. Thanks and Bless you, too!