Elizabeth O'Connor Quote

The real problem with the structures of the Church is that they do not often allow us to become engaged in the anguish of people whose needs, and accents, and ways are different from our own. They do not allow us to feel. It was not enough for Moses to see the misery of a slave people. He had to identify with them — to be able to say "my people."


The New Community (1976)


The real problem with the structures of the Church is that they do not often allow us to become engaged in the anguish of people whose needs, and...

The real problem with the structures of the Church is that they do not often allow us to become engaged in the anguish of people whose needs, and...

The real problem with the structures of the Church is that they do not often allow us to become engaged in the anguish of people whose needs, and...

The real problem with the structures of the Church is that they do not often allow us to become engaged in the anguish of people whose needs, and...