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Love one another. |
Jesus; John 13:34 |
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What is asked of us
is love that is mutual, that serves, that understands,
that shares in the sufferings, anxieties, and joys
of our brothers and sisters.
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Chiara Lubich, foundress of Focolare; 20th century
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You did it to me. |
Jesus; Matthew 25:40 |
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When you see your brother or sister, you see God.
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St. Clement of Alexandria, 3rd century
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As you did it to one of the least...
you did it to me. |
Jesus; Matthew 25:40 |
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The person who shows love and compassion
to those in any kind of affliction
is blessed not only with the virtue of good will,
but with the gift of peace.
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St. Leo the Great, 5th century
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Love one another intensely
from a pure heart.
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1 Peter 1:22 |
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Let the root of love be within.
From such a root, nothing but good can come.
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St. Augustine, 5th century
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Live in me. |
Jesus; John 15:7 |
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Christ must live in us
so that we may give him to others.
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Servant of God Elisabeth Leseur, 20th century
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I was hungry
and you gave me to eat. |
Jesus; Matthew 25:35 |
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If you can't feed a hundred people then just feed one.
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Bl. Teresa of Calcutta, 20th century
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You have been taught by God
to love one another. |
cf. Thessalonians 4:9 |
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As far as possible, be an element of consolation
for those around you, as soothing balm,
as our Lord was towards all those who drew near to him.
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cf Ven. Charles de Foucauld, 20th century
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What you have done to the least,
you have done to me.
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Jesus; Matthew 25:40 |
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In this life
God feels cold and hunger
in all who are stricken with poverty.
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St. Caesarius of Arles, 6th century
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