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Let us do good to all.
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| Galatians 6:10 |
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One must see God in everyone.
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St. Catherine Laboure, 19th century
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| Remember the poor. |
| Galatians 2:10 |
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It is our duty
to prefer the service of the poor to everything else,
and to offer such service as quickly as possible.
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St. Vincent de Paul, 17th century
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| You did it to me. |
| Jesus; Matthew 25:40 |
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Every poor person, every vagrant, every beggar
is Christ carrying his cross.
And as Christ, we must love and help him.
We must treat him as a brother, a human being like ourselves.
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St. Alberto Hurtado, 20th century
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Seek to do good to one another
and to all. |
| 1 Thessalonians 5:15 |
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It’s good not to do evil.
But it’s evil not to do good!
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St. Alberto Hurtado, 20th century
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| Love your neighbor. |
| Matthew 22:39 |
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What does love look like?
It has the hands to help others; the feet to hasten to the poor;
it has eyes to see misery and want; ears to hear the sighs of others;
that is what love looks like.
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St. Augustine, 5th century
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Blessed are the pure of heart,
they shall see God. |
| Matthew 5:8 |
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If you are blind to the poor,
you are blind to God.
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Jean Vanier, 21st century
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Whatever you did
for one of the least, you did for me.
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To abandon the least of our brethren,
is to abandon Christ Himself.
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Bl. Colomba Marmion, 20th century
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| Let us do good to all. |
| Galatians 6:10 |
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God depends on us to love the world
and to show how much he loves it.
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St. Teresa of Calcutta, 20th century
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