It also reminds me of C.S. Lewis--I'm too sleepy to look up the exact quote now, but something like, "We must remember that, next to the Blessed Sacrament itself, our neighbor is the holiest object presented to us in daily life." [Yes, of course, that's much more specifically theistic/Christian. Nowadays I elide the middle clause.]
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It also reminds me of C.S. Lewis--I'm too sleepy to look up the exact quote now, but something like, "We must remember that, next to the Blessed Sacrament itself, our neighbor is the holiest object presented to us in daily life." [Yes, of course, that's much more specifically theistic/Christian. Nowadays I elide the middle clause.]