“When we use violence as a currency to buy justice, it is like a man using his daily wage to buy bread. Once he spends his coins and eats his bread, he has nothing left to show for his labors.” — James Flerlage Copy Share Image
“When we use violence as a currency to buy justice, it is like a man using his daily wage to buy bread. Once he… — James Flerlage Copy Share Image
“If you have enough to eat, enough to wear, and enough to give, then yours is a blessed trade.” — James Flerlage Copy Share Image
“I have witnessed enough violence in my lifetime to invite a thousand nightmares.” — James Flerlage Copy Share Image
“Suspicion and accusations are like smoke, my son. They rise up and spread quickly, and when the fire is put out, the scent of… — James flerlage Copy Share Image
“The rhythm of these menial tasks comforted me, and I felt a sense of peace descend on our home. It squeezed between the cracks… — James Flerlage Copy Share Image
“I couldn't help think how this perfect little child had upended our entire family.” — James Flerlage Copy Share Image
“Why is it that a man always stops to admire another man's work at the worst possible time?” — James Flerlage Copy Share Image
“If our sons do not see the things we have seen, how can they hope for change? If we are not here to teach… — James Flerlage Copy Share Image
