Monday, January 14, 2013

Prayer time

FIRST READING Hebrews 1:1–6

"When he had accomplished purification from sins, he took his seat at the right hand of the Majesty on high, as far superior to the angels as the name he has inherited is more excellent than theirs."

GOSPEL Mark 1:14–20

“Come after me, and I will make you fishers of men.”

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(I am starting this prayer time in hopes that I will hear Your voice and feel Your presence again. I have been neglectful of my reposibilities to You. You have been so very kind and loving to me. Thank you. Please be with me today.)

I pray that You continue to bless us with all the things that we need to fulfill Your purpose for us. Let us experience You in all the things that we do. Amen.

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Monday, January 07, 2013

Kinder this 2013

I was so sad this morning. I was reading my email when I noticed that there was an email from one of my project staff.

He was informing me that he will be absent sometime next week because it is the 1st month of his Mama's death. After some inquiry, he clarified that it was his real mother who died and not any other woman in his family.

I was shocked. No one knew about this. Nobody else in the office knows. I mean, how could he not tell our other office mates about this! I could imagine how heavy this news is! I would understand it if I would be the last person to know because we are not friends. But news like this should be shared with other people. It lessens the burden. It lessens the pain.

I told him, he could go home already. He told me, "ayoko nga pong umuwi eh." I stopped bugging him about it. But in my heart, I understand. I also find it hard to deal with sadness head on. I do it in my own and in my own time.

I was so glad I did not reprimand him when he was absent last time. I learned that it was the day that his mom was buried. I know that it will be a bit hard, but I will try my best to be kinder to him in hopes that I can help him in any way I can with kindness.
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Saturday, January 05, 2013

Your Heart Today


I first heard of this song when I was in 4th year high school in Canossa College. J It was taught to us by Sister Yel, my favorite religion teacher. I wonder where she is right now.

Where there is fear I can allay
Where there is pain I can heal
Where there are wounds I can bind
And hunger I can fill.

Lord, grant me courage
Lord, grant me strength
Grant me compassion
That I may be Your heart today.

Where there is hate I can confront
Where there are yokes I can release
Where there are captives I can free
And anger I can appease.

When comes the day I dread
To see our broken world
Compel me from my cell grown cold
That Your people I may behold.

And when I've done all that I could
Yet there are hearts I cannot move
Lord, give me hope
That I may be Your heart today.