The book also includes beautiful reproductions of art depicting many saints and pictures of living saints. It is as if the saintly figure is a loving reminder that our ultimate aspirations, however impossible they may seem, are in fact achievable. Like us they are human beings. The third lesson comes from Robert Fulghum's All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten. In this passage he is speaking of Mother Theresa.
None is as rich.
I do not speak her language. Yet the eloquence of her life speaks to em. And I am chastised and blessed at the same time. I do not believe one person can do much in this world. When Katie and I came home on Saturday night to find Phoenix having seizures we immediately took her to the all-night vet hospital on University Avenue in Berkeley.