He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother

"He Ain't Heavy, He's My Brother."

This timeless phrase began at Boys Town, an orphanage founded by Father Edward Flanagan. One day, he saw a young boy carrying another child with polio on his back. When Father Flanagan asked if the boy wasn’t too heavy, the answer was simple:

“No, he ain't heavy—he's my brother.”

That powerful moment gave rise to a slogan that moved hearts across the world. It later inspired The Hollies’ hit song in the 1970s , reminding generations that true love bears burdens willingly.

This same story now breathes new life into a painting by @SantoriniDaNFTGoat—

a modern tribute to an ageless truth:

We are called to carry one another.

We must never see helping others as a burden.

Because tomorrow, we may need to be carried too.

Let us live these words:

“Love your neighbor as yourself.”

And may God help us to love one another the way He loves us.

Song of Hollies

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