“Our Heavenly Father has been good to us and this goodness needs to be shared with the less fortunate, especially at this difficult moment.”

— Felix Toppo

Source: India: Ranchi Church offers free lunch to relatives of Covid-19 patients https://www.vaticannews.va/en/church/news/2021-05/india-ranchi-archdiocese-free-lunch-families-covid.html (4 May 2021)

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