Sermon Tone Analysis
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In Pottersville (Rome) was cold and inhospitable to the poor and the sick - the weak.
Rome practiced liberalitas - Help only those who will later help you.
“You do a beggar bad service by giving him food and drink; you lose what you give and prolong his life for more misery.”
Plautus
“Manual laborers and other poor individuals had no place of refuge.
Men feared death, and took little interest in the sick, but often drove them out of the house, and left them to their fate.”
Jesus of Nazareth was born into a cold and compassion less world.
Jesus practiced caritas - relieving someone’s distress – physical or economic – without expecting anything in return.
Greater love have no man than this
xenodochias, places for receiving strangers.
Thanks to Jesus and the Church, hospitals were the world’s first voluntary charitable institution and the practice of nursing was born.
Because One’s compassion makes the poor rich and the sick whole.
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