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As our world faces burning challenges, our individual capacities can feel insignificant in the face of overwhelming grief and loss, insecurity and fear, polarization and uncertainties plaguing our world today. Yet what we often overlook are the small, often invisible, nonsensational gestures of care that glue our lives together. Mark Twain once wrote: "It is curious that physical courage should be so common in the world, and moral courage so rare." Every kind word, listening ear, and sincere offering that sees the light of day strengthens the fabric of our ways of being, and the resilience of our shared humanity. From sawdust to store signs, this week's sampling of stories mirror the seeds of strength imbued in each and every form of kindness. No two acts of care look the same, and none are ever wasted.

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