I remember those faces of people who were good I saw that. I saw a father who gave his bread to his son and his son gave back the bread to his father. That, to me, was such a defeat of the enemies, will of the enemies, theories of the enemies, aspirations, here [in Auschwitz].

Suffering pulls us farther away from other human beings. It builds a wall made of cries and contempt to separate us.

All I hope is that the American coalition is doing its best to prevent civilian casualties and the killing of innocent people.

When I see a child who is hungry, I see a person who is humiliated.

The more we know, the more pain we have. But because we are human beings, this must be. Otherwise we become objects rather than subjects.

My anger rises up within faith and not outside it.

One person of integrity can make a difference.