NOTE: 130

...[he] should not be [indifferent], and he must, according to his ability, remove or relieve the other's need. And by this it becomes manifest that he is not a self-lover, pursuing only the comfort of his own person, but rather a lover of God, and a benefactor to his fellow man also. Wherefore the holy Evangelist Yovhannēs saith: * "And this commandment have we from him, That he who loveth God love his brother also." (I Yovh. iv. 21). [Secondly], the lover of the nation striveth that the schools may flourish and prosper from day to day; for he well knoweth that it is the school which maketh the entire nation educated and civil. For, every person being educated there from childhood, uncouthness is by degrees utterly lifted away from the nation. On that account, whether by counsel, by word, by labor, or by silver, he maketh effort toward the building up and good order of the schools; whereby the children of the nation are adorned with spiritual and bodily learning and knowledge, and the holy Church receiveth edification and shineth forth...