Order of Mercy
Definition
The Order of Mercy refers to a religious order founded with the purpose of providing assistance and mercy towards those in need. They often focus on acts such as caring for prisoners or helping those affected by poverty.
Related terms
Humanitarian Aid: Assistance provided to people in need, often during times of crisis or emergency situations.
Philanthropy: The act of donating money, resources, or time for the betterment of others and the community.
Altruism: A selfless concern for the well-being and happiness of others, often demonstrated through acts of kindness and generosity.
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AP Spanish Literature - 3.5 El burlador de Sevilla y convidado de piedra – Tirso de Molina
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