“Help”

Teaching Delivered Through

Frances Marie Klug

June 10, 1981

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“Sometimes this word is said silently, and sometimes it is said in a shout. Many times it is just obvious to the eye, and this is where charity should come about. Not that charity should not respond to the call or the shout, but it is necessary to be sensitive to the needs of others, and not always wait until they have to cry out quietly, or in a shout.

Charity is based on awareness, then taking action to ease, or correct what is causing the call for help. Help is sometimes such a little thing, other times it takes sacrifice above and beyond a normal act of charity. What does it take for you to answer a call for help?”