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PEACETALK: A Vision of a Future Mindanao

What might this vision be?

May I contribute a personal envisioning of the future on the basis of socio-moral principles.

I envision a Mindanao where God’s law of social justice for all, mutual respect, and the “common word” of love of God and and love of neighbor reigns supreme;

I envision a Mindanao where the social injustices suffered by the Bangsamoro as well as injustices suffered by Lumads and other non-Moro groups are effectively addressed;

I envision a Mindanao where self-determination, the deep centuries-old aspiration of the Bangsamoro is recognized, respected and effectively exercised;

I envision a Mindanao where national territorial integrity and national sovereignty are preserved and promoted;

I envision a Mindanao where there is a common striving for the integral development (cultural, social, religious, political and economic) of each Mindanawon, and the integral development of all Mindanawons;

I dream of a Mindanao where harmonious relationships between peoples of various ethnic groups and different faiths are lived and enjoyed without any fear of harassment and marginalization;

I dream of a Mindanao where the ominous threat of extremism, radicalism, and terrorism will not find fertile ground;

I dream of a Mindanao where the universal rights of every Mindanawon are protected and promoted with no discrimination in relation to gender, religious belief or ethnic affiliation;

I dream of a Mindanao where all Mindanawons have access to as well as share in the benefits of Mindanao’s rich natural resources, even those within an autonomous region;

I dream of a Mindanao where everyone can proudly say I am a Moro, I am a Christian, I am a Lumad, I am a Buddhist, etc., — and proudly exclaim, I am a Mindanawon.

Thank you very much.

((MindaViews is the opinion section of MindaNews.

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PeaceTalk is open to anyone who wishes to express his/her views on peace in Mindanao. Cardinal Orlando B. Quevedo, OMI, ended his keynote address at the symposium, TITAYAN: Bridging for Peace held at the Ateneo de Davao University on April 21, 2016, with this Vision of a Future Mindanao)

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