As Jesus walked along the road toward his death, some people laughed, some stood in silence and wondered who he was. Some cheered; but one group of women seeing him hurting, tired, and beaten down, cried. This small act of faith and courage in the face of hardship supported Jesus in his grief, perhaps at a time when he needed it most.

Are we sympathetic to the plight of others? How do we react when we see others been taking advantage of, others beaten and downtrodden? Do we laugh, do we cry, do we cheer, do we stand by in silence? Are we so stiff-necked and hard-hearted, unable to show compassion? There are so many things in this world that makes us sad, that makes us cry, but, is there anything that we can do to help? Let us strive to do little acts of kindness to one another.