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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required The iconography of childhood gives more vivid memories, like an inward looking that draws to depth and human connections; those relationships with family members, friends, and relations the best of times and known to be the memorable years gone by. To stir the pot and get myself riled up about human depth – in many areas of concern and struggles to cope with life, a culture of love gets developed and rolls through the years; a dependable compass, an anchor that assures great strength. It’s the habit of my mind and heart that keeps me growing immersing constantly in the ordinariness of my routines; form certain messages that shape my choices and decisions; elsewhere in the context that brings me to embrace what life really is. Perhaps it’s good to connect the wisdom of the past to present situation; there’s complimentarity of actions with vision and interior inspiration yes, with sense of connection and willingness to proclamation; God, indeed, makes the experience worth thinking and sharing. The crucible of commitment to the values of God’s kingdom, reflects my interior disposition to enhance them through actions; with endless thinking, meditating and ruminating the Sacred Scriptures, can crown the heart that speaks volumes about dedication to my vocation. There’s still the umbilical cord of my calling since childhood, the ‘yes’ to God, the source and author of my priestly life; with a great deal about ‘how I live and live out of my love, like a climate change, a moral wavelength wedded to my calling. Truly, it’s a never ending affair with God in many contexts, amid the advancing forces of secularism and modernity; not an easy world to live with; a real challenge with strident voices, with so many meanings and understandings as life unfolds. To find the language which describes mobility in my spirituality, a point in time which braces for my daily encounter with God; his mysterious signs and wonders that make me walk with him, in worship and service to Jesus Christ, the Good Shepherd.
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