Clark Murphy

Your own moment of questioning your faith as we all question at some point our capabilities, our interests, our successes, our failures, but admitting your own crisis of faith as you talked about your niece Shannon.

And that you realize we can never prepare crises and there are more of them than we think there will be.

And that is how we're tested as leaders.

And finally, as we think about science and technology and where the world's going,

We've had multiple tools and programs throughout history, and everything is morale neutral, morals neutral.

Morality is how we use them, radiation to destroy tumors or destroy life.

Whether you have one beer, Cardinal Dolan, or you have eight, it's how you deal with what you're given.

And finally, this concept of morality.

Your approach to speak about principles and policies, not be partisan.

A loud world where people want to hear us all talk, sticking to principles and policies as best we can without becoming partisan to be a great leader, we agree.

In taking risk, you won't be asked to do something without being given the grace to do it, or in our world, the tools to achieve it.

We have to enable other leaders to be great leaders.

So some amazing parallels from the church into our organizations and how we talk about leaders.

So thank you for leading.

Thank you for being here today and the humor and grace with which you go through every day.

You're a great leader.

Thank you.

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