These days, Rambowitz squares off against infirm children, trading punches, kicks and blocks in the hope of helping them cope with their terminal illnesses.
The report recommended separate workhouses for the aged, infirm, children, able-bodied females and able-bodied males.
This has principally focused on obvious areas, such as our empathetic response to the elderly and infirm, to children and young people, to our service personnel.
The papal plane landed at John F Kennedy airport at around 6pm, where a crowd of about 200 parishioners from nearby churches, homeless from Catholic shelters, the infirm and children waited in golden autumn sunshine.
But I will not be silent in my support of the tireless work and dedication of the wonderful nuns who serve the poor and the helpless, the sick and infirm, the children and elderly, who even go to jail for the cause of protesting the evil of war and nuclear threats to humanity and the world.
Jizo is patron of the weak, the infirm, travelers, children and others in need of extra care.
That slot is more likely to be filled with more personal matters – parents getting older and more infirm, a child's intermittent attendance at school, or the declining quality of the local sandwich shop.
Reverentially they fed the assorted cows – healthy, injured and infirm – while their children gaped at two caged white rabbits.
We find it unnecessary to justify the tax exemption on the social welfare services or "good works" that some churches perform for parishioners and others -- family counseling, aid to the elderly and the infirm, and to children.
They placed the able-bodied men into military or civilian service and then turned their attention to the care of the elderly, infirmed, women and children.
If we truly wish to identify the most helpless victims, we should count, alongside children, the infirm and the elderly.
