text: We are all gifted in our ways towards becoming better Christians. And, the greatest of all gifts, is that last commandment from Christ, and, we all received it.  It is the gift of love.  Love one another ayou would  Simpleyourself and love the Lord, your God with all your might.  From the many Catholic articles that I’ve been reading of late, I’m failing to locate a shred of love.  Not even a glitter and if it’s there, it’s hidden in words of yesteryear, ‘Amoris laetitia’. 
  What do these words mean for the youth of today! Amoris Laetitia, I suppose it could mean a ‘ flat white or lovely latte’.  But no, more importantly, it pertains to ‘Love’ and not only ‘Love’ but the JOY, yes, the JOY of LOVE.  I truly understand the ‘Infantilization of laity’. So, what is so wrong with saying, ‘The Joy of Love’? The power games of our ‘politically correct’ talk is all too cold, and it leaves no room for meeting the other in Christ’s love. Break barriers, build bridges and live the Joy of Love.