Blessed
is he who is considerate of the poor and the needy. Not even night should interrupt you in your
duty of mercy. There should be no delay
between your intention and your good deed.
Generosity is the one thing that cannot admit of delay. He who does acts of mercy should do so with
cheerfulness. The grace of the deed is
doubled when it is done with promptness and speed. Let us visit Christ whenever we may, let us
care for Him, feed Him, clothe Him, welcome Him, honor Him, not only at a meal
or by anointing Him as Mary did, or by giving Him gold, frankincense and myrrh,
like the Magi.
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