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Helen Prejean quotes: Do they deserve to die?" but "Do we deserve to kill them?

Do they deserve to die?" but "Do we deserve to kill them?

Helen Prejean quotes: People are more than the worst thing they have ever done in their lives

People are more than the worst thing they have ever done in their lives

Helen Prejean quotes: We are not the worst moments of our lives. Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking.

We are not the worst moments of our lives. Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking.

Helen Prejean quotes: Remorse presupposes enough self-forgetfulness to feel the pain ofothers.

Remorse presupposes enough self-forgetfulness to feel the pain ofothers.

Helen Prejean quotes: I realize that I cannot stand by silently as my government executes its citizens. If I do not speak out and resist, I am an accomplice.

I realize that I cannot stand by silently as my government executes its citizens. If I do not speak out and resist, I am an accomplice.

Helen Prejean quotes: Mercy is "stronger and more God-like than vengeance".

Mercy is "stronger and more God-like than vengeance".

Helen Prejean quotes: There are spaces of sorrow only God can touch.

There are spaces of sorrow only God can touch.

Helen Prejean quotes: Lavish love on others receive it gratefully when it come to you. Cultivate friendship like a garden. It is the best love of all.

Lavish love on others receive it gratefully when it come to you. Cultivate friendship like a garden. It is the best love of all.

Helen Prejean quotes: When you try, God is there and you get the grace you need to get you through.

When you try, God is there and you get the grace you need to get you through.

Helen Prejean quotes: no government is ever innocent enough or wise enough or just enough to lay claim to so absolute a power as death. (p. 21)

no government is ever innocent enough or wise enough or just enough to lay claim to so absolute a power as death. (p. 21)