“As we muse on it, letting God’s word inform our lives, we are brought to the understanding that the beggar at our doors is our responsibility. This can be any doors: the doors to our nation, our community, our homes, or our hearts. We are called to unlock, open up, to be in relationship, and to give generously.”
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