Sometimes it happens that a war breaks out: the atrocities know no bounds and we in the ‘civilised’ world question who? how? and why?
Sometimes it happens that a child dies: no-one knows the real cause but there are people on hand to counsel and console.
Sometimes it happens that an epidemic takes hold and the toll mounts with the innocent and old the most news-worthy victims.
Sometimes it happens that faces of famine haunt the TV screen and we wring our hands in disbelief waiting for those with a conscience to cajole us into action.
Sometimes it happens that we question our faith, our belief in who or what controls our fortune and fate.