“Charity begins at home.” Few of us doubt
the wisdom and the primary duty of taking care of our families,
neighborhoods, and communities. But for many, the obligation of charity can
often appear to end at home as well. We may be reluctant to put our funds
at the disposal of another needy parish, or to assist someone else’s
family with our limited resources. But what if we took seriously the human
family as genuine sisters and brothers? When
home and
family are expansive notions, then charity at home goes a long,
long way.
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