James Carroll wrote an article in the December 23&30 edition of The New Yorker entitled, "Who Am I To Judge" which is a profile on Pope Francis. The final sentence is amazing:
"... curing and healing are not the same thing. To cure is to remove disease. To heal is to make whole, and wholeness can belong as much to the infirm as to the healthy."
Isn't that true? and beautiful? and full of potential for all of us?
"... curing and healing are not the same thing. To cure is to remove disease. To heal is to make whole, and wholeness can belong as much to the infirm as to the healthy."
Isn't that true? and beautiful? and full of potential for all of us?
