Albert Pujols was asked what question he would have for Roberto if he was still alive. “Why did you go?”, Pujols stated, “Why did you get on that plane to serve those people in Nicaragua who you did not know and had never met?” Pujols said it was Roberto’s hypothetical response: “‘Because it was my responsibility.’ I feel the same way. It is my responsibility.” Roberto didn’t commit himself to service because he thought it would make him seem like a better person. He didn’t even do it out of the vague notion that “it was the right thing to do.” He recognized very specific wrongs in the world, and was compelled by a higher power to do what he could to make it right. It was his responsibility, and we are all called to use our talents to answer that same call. None of us are exempt as Roberto would have believed.