Sunday, October 30, 2016

Marginalising people

Today's Gospel is another reminder that it's not a good idea to marginalise people, anyone.

It's a trick we all do with such facility.

We don't like someone and then we dismiss them.

And all the things we say and do against those who don't fit in with our ways and ideas.

What a finer world it would be if we listened to one another, respected one another, were kind to one another.
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