We are simply asked to make gentle our bruised world. To be compassionate of all, including oneself. Then in the time left over to repeat the ancient tale and go the way of God's foolish ones. . . . — Jim Strathdee
An elderly man, walking in the Selma to Montgomery civil rights march in 1965, said: “Risk in faith, decide in hope, and suffer the consequences in love.”
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