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Mayor Joe Erickson and the residents of Costa Mesa should hang their heads in shame for their punishment of hungry people with the 90-day moratorium on Share Our Selves (“Free Lunch Halted for Homeless,” April 15). How ironic that it came at the Easter season when the Christian world celebrates the life of one who said we would find him in the hungry, the homeless, the imprisoned and the sick. “When you care for the least of my brothers, you do it for me.”
EILEEN McMARGH
Dana Point
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