The concept of Tikkun Olam originates from the Jewish world and emphasizes our responsibility to actively work towards healing and repairing the world, striving to bring it closer to its original state of harmony. Through compassion fueled by our devotion to God, it compels us to prioritize the well-being of vulnerable, oppressed, and marginalized individuals — those whom Jesus referred to as the "least of these" — by relentlessly advocating for their well-being.

Speaking of vulnerable people in the world, Jesus said in Matthew 25:40:
“Whatever you do for the least of these brothers and sisters of mine it’s as if you are doing it for me.”