Because I was hungry, and you gave me food; I was thirsty, and they gave me a drink; I was a stranger, and they received me; I was naked, and they covered me; I was sick, and they visited me; I was in prison, and they came to visit me. "Then the righteous will ask him," Lord, when did we see you hungry, and gave you food; or with thirst, and we gave you to drink? And when we saw you a stranger, and we received you; or naked, and we cover you? When did we see you sick, or in prison, and visit you? "And the King will answer them:" Truly I tell you that everything you did for one of my youngest brothers, they did for me. "
Matthew 25: 35-40
When you give bread to the hungry, there is nothing more rewarding than seeing your smile, in a smile you can see it.
When you go and visit the abandoned old man and you share with him, and you make him smile there you can see him.
When you visit the patient who no longer has hope, you can give it to your company.
When you forgive the greatest offense that has hurt you that person can see God in you.
When you are able to stop in the eagerness of the city to help cross someone's street, the light of Jesus will shine through you.
In a smile that you give, or that you respond with an equal for putting into practice your love towards your neighbor as yourself you can see it, yes, to Jesus.