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How We Pay Our Debt To Others In Our Work - 2

We continue with our discussion of paying our debt to others with our work. Today we consider how we can pay our debt to those individuals beyond our immediate circle of family and friends who need our help. Most of us understand the desirability of charitable acts. It's part of loving your neighbor. But, as we've seen , in Working Your Way into Heaven , Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski has explained how and why we actually owe a debt to persons in need, people we may not even know personally. And debts must be repaid. But while our initial response to this call, to this debt, might simply be to get out our checkbooks, there's more to consider than how much money we can afford to assist others. What happens, for example when we don't have the means to repay this debt with money? What happens when simply meeting the financial obligations we have to our families exhausts our means. We just don't have any money left over beyond that which provides the necessitie...

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