It is the story told by Dr. John Bickert of a helpless woman named Niton. She was suffering from a bad facial skin condition. Upon his visit, Dr. John met her, and when asked how is she doing, she replied, "No one cares about me." Let's read the story as it has been told:

How can we make a real lasting difference in the world? Not everyone is destined to be a Mother Theresa and overwhelm the world by her courage and example, but each of us can make a lasting difference in this world by reaching out with real purposeful love. I believe the following is from St. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo in North Africa in AD 395.

He was a prolific thinker and one, after whom an entire philosophical era was named, the Augustinian era. Augustine was asked once by an atheist to show him his God. Augustine responded that God is invisible to which the atheist exclaimed, “Then I don’t believe in God, because I can’t see him.” Augustine said, “My God is love. I’ll show you, my love, then you’ll see my God.” Perhaps this is the reason that God initiates in us the will to do good. Not because it feels good, but because it is an inspiration of God to reach out in love to assist others.