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    Always With You Series

    The poor you will always have with you, but you will not always have me. — Matthew 26:11

    How often do we take these words out of context, and use them as an excuse to do nothing or at very least, to worry about the poor last?

    The Empire State building Article

    Always With You (1)

    Chris Zimmerman

    We saw them long before we got to our destination, on the imposing stone steps of St. Thomas Fifth Avenue – 'we' being a van of volunteers from...

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    man sleeping in subway Article

    Always With You (2)

    Chris Zimmerman

    On cold, windy days, or in rainy weather, most of our takers can be found in Penn Station itself, their bundles and carts and unkempt beards making...

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    traffic in the city Article

    Always With You (3)

    Chris Zimmerman

    Now the last container has gone, to a nameless preacher happy both for the soup and the chance to dispense some wisdom. “Play it straight, and keep...

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    Always With You (4)

    Chris Zimmerman

    “Give to the one who begs from you.” What simple words! Why is it, then, that so many of us purported followers of Jesus resist them?

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    a man with bags around him Article

    Always With You (5)

    Chris Zimmerman

    "The poor you shall always have with you," Jesus said before his death. How often do we take these words out of context, and use them as an excuse to...

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