fire is skeptical, as the former director of SHIELD said they weren't ready. Daisy then goes to find Stonewall, who is by Slingshot's bedside. She fibs that their teammate with be all right but doesn't really believe that. She tells him to get even with the one who did this to her.
In the present, the Secret Warriors have arrived to save Fury. Hellfire attempts to fight Commander Kraken, but the humanoid yanks his chain before striking him. Meanwhile, Stonewall confronts Gorgon. Gorgon respond by slashing him across the chest and expressing his disappointment that he couldn't show much more; Stonewall becomes a stone giant, proving he is better than that.
With all the carnage around, Fury calls Dum Dum to take the Helicarriers quickly otherwise their operation is over. Dum Dum and his men quickly enter one of the Helicarrier's bridges and takes control with his access codes. He then launches the automated drones to provide assistance out from under them.
In Tokyo, Japan, Madame Hydra and Viper seal their deal with the Yashida board. In exchange for the return of their families, the board would provide logistical assistance and a mysterious box that the board warns them not to open, for no one has lived to see it opened and closed. Nonetheless, the Hydra emissaries take it. The Silver Samurai is outraged that they came all this way for just that; Viper states it's best that he believed that; the Silver Samurai chops the table in fury.
Back at the Dock, Kraken orders a retreat, have lost one-third of their men. Once Hydra teleports out, H.A.M.M.E.R. point their guns at Fury. However, he warns them that he will take their guns and beat them to death with them. Instantly, all the agents surrender and join his side. As the Helicarriers leave with 3,000 H.A.M.M.E.R. agents in tow, everyone has a chance to chat; Hellfire has a scar; Gabriel Jones admits he was wrong to Fury; Dum Dum asks Fury hows he's going to get the money to support the Howling Commandos PMC; Fury responds that he's not the one paying. He tells his old friend that in one month, they get serious and will take the fight to the enemy with an army behind him.
At Inside Straight, Daisy comes into Fury's officer to ask him how he got his own army or why he pressed the panic button and risked her team. Fury points out that she save the day; the other thing was that he never pressed that button. Daisy leaves with unanswered questions as Fury's phone rings. He talks with Contessa Allegra de Fontaine, who is in the Madame Hydra robes, opening the box.
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Retrieved from "https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Secret_Warriors_Vol_1_6?oldid=5227268"In this encounter we already feel the joy of the approaching Christmas festival. I am deeply grateful to you for your participation in this traditional meeting, the special spiritual atmosphere of which the Cardinal Dean Angelo Sodano very nicely awakened by addressing the central theme of the recently published encyclical on Christian hope. I thank him warmly for the warm words with which he expressed the congratulations of the College of Cardinals, the members of the Roman Curia and the Governorate, and the Papal Representatives around the world. Our community is really - as you have emphasized, Mr. Cardinal - a "working community" that is held together with bonds of brotherhood, which are strengthened again by the Christmas festivities. In this spirit, you have usefully not neglected to mention the former members of our Curial Family, who in the past few months have crossed the threshold of time and entered the peace of God: on an occasion like this, closeness is good for the heart of those who have served the Church with us and now stand for us at the throne of God. So thank you, Mr. Cardinal Dean, for your words and thank you to everyone present for the contribution that each and every one of us makes to the fulfillment of the ministry that the Lord has entrusted me.
Another year is coming to an end. I would like to mention the trip to Brazil as the first outstanding event in this period of time that has passed so quickly. Her goal was the meeting with the V General Conference of the Episcopate of Latin America and the Caraibs and thus an encounter with the Church in the vast Latin American continent. I would like to mention some of the highlights of this trip before I come to the Aparecida conference itself. First of all, I remember the festive evening with the youth in the stadium of São Paulo, on which we all, despite the cold temperatures, united a great inner joy, a lively experience of togetherness and a clear will, out of the spirit of Jesus Christ servants of reconciliation, friends of the poor and suffering, to be messengers of the good that has shone in the Gospel. There are mass rallies that only act like self-affirmation; in which one only lets oneself sink into the delirium of the rhythm and the sounds while enjoying oneself. But here the self was just opening; the Togetherthat formed spontaneously among us that evening, carried something for each other. It was not an escape from everyday life, but rather gave strength to accept it anew. In any case, I would like to thank the young people who organized this evening for her Being with, for her singing, speaking, and praying, which has purified us from within, made us better - better for the others too.
The day on which I was able to solemnly canonize Frei Galvão, a son of Brazil, together with a large number of bishops, priests, religious and believers, will also remain unforgettable. Everywhere we were greeted by his pictures, from which shone the goodness of the heart that he had found in the encounter with Christ and in his religious community. About the final return of Christ in the Parousia we are told that he will come not alone but with all his saints. So every saint who enters history is already a part of the second coming of Christ, a new arrival of the Lord who shows us his image in a new way, makes us certain of his presence. Jesus Christ does not belong to the past and is not caught up in a distant future that we may not ask for. He comes in a great procession of saints. He is always on the way to us with his saints, to our today.
The day in the Fazenda da Esperança is particularly vivid in my memory, when people who have fallen into bondage to drugs find freedom and hope again. When I arrived there, the first thing I did was to see the healing power of God's creation anew. Green mountains surround the wide valley; they point upwards and at the same time give a feeling of security. A source of pure water flows from the tabernacle of the small church of the Carmelites, reminiscent of the Ezekiel prophecy of the water from the temple that detoxifies the salty land and lets trees grow that give life. We must protect creation not only for our purposes, but for itself - as a message from the Creator, as a gift of beauty that is promise and hope. Yes, man needs transcendence. God alone is enough, said Teresa of Avila. If it fails, then man himself must try to break the boundaries of the world, to open up the infinite space for which he was created. The drug becomes a necessity for him. But he soon discovers that this is only a pseudo-infinity - a mockery of the devil of man, one might say. There, in the Fazenda of Hope, the world is really delimited again, the view to God, to the vastness of our life opens up, and so healing takes place. My sincere thanks go to all those who work there, and my heartfelt blessings to all those who seek healing there.
Finally, I would like to remind you of the meeting with the Brazilian bishops in the Cathedral of São Paulo. The festive music that accompanied us will be unforgettable. It made it particularly beautiful that it was performed by poor young people from that city who had come together to form a choir and orchestra. They have given us the experience of beauty, which is one of the gifts through which everyday life in the world is delimited and we hear something greater, which makes us certain of God's beauty. The experience of "effective and affective collegiality", of fraternal communion in common service made us feel the joy of catholicity: across all geographical and cultural boundaries we are brothers with the risen Christ, who called us into his service.
Finally, Aparecida. I was particularly touched by the little figure of the Madonna. Poor fishermen, who repeatedly cast their nets in vain, have pulled them out of the river; this was finally followed by rich fishing. It is the Madonna of the Poor, who herself became poor and small. It is precisely through the faith and love of the poor that around this figure the great pilgrimage church has become, which nevertheless always refers to the poverty of God, to the humility of the mother and is therefore day after day the home and refuge of those who pray and hope. It was good that we met there and worked out the document for this General Assembly there, which is under the theme