Action Indeed Is The Sole Medium Of

A Very Little Familiarity With The Poor Districts Of Any City Is Sufficient To Show How Primitive And Genuine Are The Neighborly Relations.

The Good We Secure For Ourselves Is Precarious And Uncertain Until It Is Secured For All Of Us And Incorporated Into Our Common Life.

The Impulse To Share The Lives Of The Poor, The Desire To Make Social Service, Irrespective Of Propaganda, Express The Spirit Of Christ, Is As Old As Christianity Itself.

The Task Of Youth Is Not Only Its Own Salvation But The Salvation Of Those Against Whom It Rebels, But In That Case There Must Be Something Vital To Rebel Against And If The Elderly Stiffly Refuse To Put Up A Vigorous Front Of Their Own, It Leaves The Entire Situation In A Mist.

Hospitality Still Survives Among Foreigners, Although It Is Buried Under False Pride Among The Poorest Americans.