May we love the children in our communities with pure hearts, become a place for them where they can deposit their worries, may we deliver them from all their troubles and calamities, and may we always be worthy of their trust.
From living in a shanty sandwiched between a railway track and a scrapyard, his father working as a laborer in the scrapyard, having suffered extreme poverty all his life, today he and I stand together outside St Paul’s College of Sydney University, where he lives.
He is doing a Masters in International Relations at the University and is making the entire Asha family all over the world proud of his achievements and how he conducts himself. Thanks to each one of you who has been a part of his journey.
