Yet we are homeless even so in the sense of having homes but not being really at home in them. To be really at home is to be really at peace, and there can be no real peace for any of us until there is some measure of real peace for all of us. When we close our eyes to the deep needs of other people, whether they live on the streets or under our own roof — and when we close our eyes to our own deep need to reach out to them — we can never fully be at home anywhere.
— Frederick Buechner, Beyond Words