"The ultimate question in terms of my own salvation is not how many lives I have changed or how much injustice I have prevented, but how much of myself I have given to another human being in need. Right now I don't know where Rosy, her mother and baby sister are. I don't know if what I did made any difference in their lives. But I do know this: the peace that comes when in the coolness of a tragic night the God of the poor overrode my instinctive prejudice and judgment, and helped me to listen to a haunting cry. The cry of Rosy."