Aliquis aliquem, ego illum praecipue puto suo vivere bono, qui vivit alieno quique fidelium calamitates indigentiamque miseratus facit in terris opera caelorum.
Opinions differ, but I think that he most truly lives for his own good who lives for the good of others and who, by taking pity on the misfortunes and the destitution of the faithful, does on earth the work of heaven.
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