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Brother De Paul's Faith Inspires a Life of Selfless Service

Brother De Paul's Faith Inspires a Life of Selfless Service
The Life Worth Living · freepressjournal.in

Brother De Paul wanted to help people who did not have enough food.

He began a place called the House of Charity in Minneapolis.

The story says he had only 25 cents when he started it.

People came there to receive free, hot meals.

The house kept opening its doors and did not send hungry people away.

Brother De Paul said that God was responsible for the good work.

He believed he was simply serving God.

The article uses his example to say that helping others can make life meaningful.

Key facts

Person highlighted
Brother De Paul Kondark
Starting resources
25 cents, described as Rs 2
Institution
House of Charity
Location
Minneapolis
Service provided
Free hot meals for poor and starving people
Stated principle
The article presents surrender to God's will and selfless service as a life worth living
Author mentioned
Dada J. P. Vaswani

Quotes

Brother De Paul Kondark

A charitable worker who operated the House of Charity in Minneapolis.

“Father, let not my will but Thy Will be done!”
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“May I continue to be his servant!”
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