The meaning of charity
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The document defines charity as benevolent goodwill or love for humanity, generosity especially toward the needy, and gifts for public good. It provides quotes from Mother Teresa emphasizing that true charity requires sacrifice and giving without selfishness. Examples of charity include donations of money, time, food, and other kind acts. The document encourages demonstrating love for humanity through charitable acts done without expectation of personal gain in return.
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Claudina nació en Lyon, Francia en una familia fabricante de seda. Después de asistir a la escuela en la abadía de San Pedro, estalló la Revolución Francesa. Dos de los hermanos de Claudina fueron encarcelados y luego fusilados, lo que la entristeció profundamente. Más tarde, un sacerdote le pidió que cuidara de dos niñas huérfanas, lo que la llevó a dedicar su vida a cuidar niños desamparados con la Congregación de Jesús-María que fundó.
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The meaning of charity
- 1. The Meaning of Charity Héctor García Beita
- 2. “Charity to be fruitful must cost us. ...to love, it is necessary to give: to give it is necessary to be free from selfishness.” Mother Teresa of Calcutta
- 3. Charity Definition 1. Benevolent goodwill toward or love of humanity 2. generosity and helpfulness especially toward the needy or suffering 3. a gift for public benevolent purposes Merriam-webster
- 4. Some demos Money Time Food Other kind things Activity: Name one person that illustrate Charity and why?
- 5. What’s to me? Demonstration of love for the humanity Show the nature of love, that always reach beyond self Do something for someone without interest of receive something in change
- 6. Thank you!