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Mercy
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"God knows I would rather be cold and hungry than that the poor should be deprived of any consolation in our power to afford". (Letters, 1st Nov, 1838) |
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Catherine |
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Mercy
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where
the need was, |
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And
where she saw need, |
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she
saw Christ, |
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She
equated Mercy with Justice |
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and
she tried to redress |
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injustices,
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spiritual,
material, social or cultural. |
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She
would urge us to do the same, |
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in
a darkened world |
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where
bewildered people |
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are
crying out |
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for
some touch, |
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some
contact with God. |
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Sr. Angela Bolster
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| This is what Yahweh asks of you: | |||
| to act justly, | |||
| to love tenderly, | |||
| to walk humbly | |||
| with your God. | |||
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Micah 6;8
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| © St Catharine's Mercy Centre 2005 | |||
