869 Quotes About Humanitarian

I don't visit churches, wherever I stand, becomes a church.

Love each and love all, for love is the only language known to all humanity.

I am not here to peddle you anything – I am not here to convert you either – I am here on earth to be an example of liberation – and if that example appeals to your civilized and conscientious psyche, then embrace it without judging other people’s methods or the paths they walk on.

The departure of the church-going element had induced a more humanitarian atmosphere.

You may be a teacher, you may be a janitor, you may be a waitress, you may be a scientist, preacher or artist –whatever you are, whatever you do, do it for the people – so that those who have nothing, can learn to walk again, smile again, live again, because of you.

There are words I don't want to use, such as humanitarian, martyr and so on, but I am compelled to use them - you know why, because the society is incapable of grasping the gravitas of the word human.

Now is the time that we expand our mental imagery of nation and assimilate not a continent, not a hemisphere, but the whole world into it.

The name's Naskar, and if you think your pathetic little labels of faith, nation and culture can define even a syllable of it, you've got another thing coming.

Unknown Indigenous people don’t receive any help, they vanish as silently as they have lived.