This campaign, led by Gary's fearless mother, united lawyers, politicians, press and public from across the spectrum in the cause of compassion and common sense.
He now lives in Nepal, where he spends three months a year in silent isolation and, in his uptime, writes and translates books, oversees a hundred and ten humanitarian projects, and in general advances the cause of compassion.
Notwithstanding stories of interreligious strife, there are countless other unreported incidents of interreligious cooperation and collaboration in the cause of mercy, compassion and reconciliation.
Around 60% of the 90,000 residents of Lesbos are descended from those refugees and many cite it as the cause of their compassion for today's refugees.
(Chinen) Cloning Americana (Wednesday) This pop-bop collective, driven by strong intuition and a sociopolitical cause — the restoration of compassion and tolerance to our public discourse, more or less — consists of the multireedist Billy Drewes, the pianist Gary Versace, the bassist Scott Lee and the drummer Jeff Hirshfield.
It has been a good, long while since a sex scandal has produced anything close to sympathy for a male participant, but the past week has given us cause to feel twinges of compassion for the Yankees' general manager, Brian Cashman, who seems, above all, to have been a victim of his own injudicious tastes.
Neptune's influence can heighten one's sense of compassion, causing them to want to "save" the other person.
That dedication to a cause, and that kind of compassion for citizens who may not have previously had such strong representation in the Senate, made Senator Kennedy a special sort of person.
The effort was born of compassion and practicality.
Often the anger is caused by miscommunication, misunderstanding, or a lack of compassion.
