There are two types of people: those who take care of the pain and those who pass by; those that bow in recognition of the fallen and those that distract their gaze and accelerate the pace. Indeed, our many masks, our labels and our costumes are falling off: it is time to decide. Will we bend down to touch and heal the wounds of others? Will we lean over to shoulder each other? This is the present challenge; of which we must not be afraid. In times of crisis the option becomes pressing: we could say that, at this moment, everyone who is not a robber or everyone who does not pass by, is either injured or is putting someone who is injured on their shoulders. Encyclical letter Fratelli tutti, n. 70