Sharing Hurts
They are toasting their newly found friendship.
“If you had five television sets, would you give me one?”
“Naturally.”
“If you had five autos, would you give me one?”
“Of course.”
“If you had five shirts, would you give me one?”
The person asked shook his head.
“Why not?”
“Because, I have five shirts.”
Wishful thinking of great acts of generosity is pleasant; but when it the question of real charity even at a very lower level is quiet another matter. Sharing and caring hurts.
About the author: Fr. Jose Kaimlett
Rev. Dr. Jose Kaimlett has been a Catholic Priest from April 1966. He has a doctorate in Canon Law. He is a great visionary who has been contributing enormously to the Catholic Church and to the society at large both as a missionary and philanthropist. He is the founder of Heralds of Good News (HGN), Sisters of Good News (SGN) and Missionaries of Compassion (MoC). These three communities (together) have inspired hundreds of young men and women to dedicate their lives for serving the society at various levels.
He has established numerous educational, health and charitable institutions in India and abroad. He is currently engaged in developing a full-fledged Cancer Hospital and Research Centre at Eluru, Andhra Pradesh, and a Centre for Higher Education in Tanzania.
