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Pragmatic solidarity is different from but nourished by solidarity per se, the desire to make common cause with those in need. Solidarity is a precious thing: people enduring great hardship often remark that they are grateful for the prayers and good wishes of fellow human beings. But when sentiment is accompanied by the goods and services that might diminish unjust hardship, surely it is enriched. To those in great need, solidarity without the pragmatic component can seem like so much abstract piety.
Pathologies of Power
Paul Farmer, Amartya Sen (Foreword)
Our human “contacts” online should be “harmonized and integrated into a life of full, sincere relationships.”
Digital Communion
Nick Ripatrazone
repent, and believe in the good news
Making Confession, Hearing Confession
Annemarie S. Kidder
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