Every Divine Action Begins From The Father,

Do Not, As Is Usually The Case, Thrust The Care Of The Common Weal Upon Your Neighbor; Then, As Each One In His Own Thoughts Makes Light Of The Matter, All Find To Their Surprise That They Have Drawn Upon Themselves By Their Neglect A Personal Misfortune.

The Bread Which You Use Is The Bread Of The Hungry; The Garment Hanging In Your Wardrobe Is The Garment Of Him Who Is Naked; The Shoes You Do Not Wear Are The Shoes Of The One Who Is Barefoot; The Acts Of Charity That You Do Not Perform Are So Many Injustices That You Commit.

When Someone Steals A Person's Clothes, We Call Him A Thief. Should We Not Also Give The Same Name To The One Who Could Clothe The Naked But Does Not?

No Christian Ought To Think Of Himself As His Own Master, But Each Should Rather So Think And Act As Though Given By God To Be Slave To His Like Minded Brethren (cf. I Cor. 9:19)?

Resolve To Treat The Things In Your Possession As Belonging To Others.