29th July 2026
building bridges, not arguments
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— The Least of These
God is encountered in the vulnerable.

Scripture
“Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” — Matthew 25:40

Reflection
Christ identifies Himself with the hungry, the stranger, the sick, the imprisoned, and the overlooked.
This overturns any religion that seeks God while avoiding suffering humanity.
Across traditions, compassion for the vulnerable is a sacred test.
Interfaith unity becomes real when communities stand together for human dignity.

Bridge Insight
Bahá’í teachings call for the elimination of extremes of wealth and poverty and the protection of human dignity.

Daily Practice
Notice one vulnerable person or group today and respond with respect.

Closing Invitation
Let’s serve the least of these—building bridges, not arguments.

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