(Note: Fr. Cedric Prakash is an Indian Jesuit priest and committed human rights activist, is now with the Regional Advocacy & Communications Centre of the Jesuit Refugee Service (JRS), the Middle East & North Africa (MENA) Region, based in Beirut, Lebanon. Belonging to...
Opposition to Pope: birth & growth! The historical roots of opposition to Pope Francis’ idea of “a God of mercy” started long before the release of his exhortation “Joy of Love” in April 2016. It all began actually on Feb....
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What Have You Done?
"I was hungry, and you formed a humanities club, and discussed my hunger.
I was imprisoned, and you crept of quietly to your chapel in the cellar and prayed for my release.
I was naked, and in your mind you debated the morality of my appearance.
I was sick, and you knelt and thanked God for your good health.
I was homeless, and you preached to me the spiritual shelter of the love of God.
I was lonely, and you left me alone to pray for me.
You seem so holy, so close to God:
But I am still very hungry, and lonely and cold.
So where have your prayers gone? What have they done?
What does it profit a man to go through his book of prayers, when the rest of the world is crying for help.
-Bob Rawland
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