This powerful phrase comes from a priest’s homily we heard at a Mass in Capetown. When an impala lives another day to eat the sweet grass, he must be grateful that he wasn’t last night’s dinner for a lion or a leopard. Indeed, being with wild animals in their natural habitat is a reminder that life is precious and humans, while similarly threatened by vicious entities, might do well to practice simplicity, tolerance and respect for other species, and gratitude.
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