It does make me realize that there is some obligation to reach out to those who don't have these supports. One of the articles was a very much into the Healthcare System and where it doesn't support people who are now uncertain as to how they will take care of their own financial situations. You have protected me from at Lord Jesus. I owe you and the world something in return for the blessings you have given me there. What I haven't seen is the literature on faith-based responses to illnesses such as mine. It may be that I am just not looking for it. I do not want to spend what is left of my time just reading about sickness and dying. Unless of course it is from those of the saints – such as Saint Teresa or Saint Faustina. I will precede with what is the focus I think I am supposed to take it this point – that of my spiritual journey.
I will say that from the readings I have done in the secular world about cancer surviving the missing piece really does seem to be any sense of God or faith. What a frightening journey this would be if I didn't have that. I cannot say that I feel particularly ill yet. Thus I know I am speaking from a privilege point of having an awareness of my death but not get the feeling the pain that will precede the actual end. Thus I can speak rather glibly. But I do know that even now when I feel frightened, I can think about how you Jesus, will share your yoke with me. As the memorial of your passion and death approach, for my own salvation
You have given me this particular cross for my own salvation
and hopefully for the salvation of others, in particular my family.
I also did get on the e-mail from father
Erasto in Tanzania, and it gives me hope to go on with the science education
development. Is that which you want me
to do, Jesus? Every time I start to do
something in the short-course approach to science education, it shows one more
piece that I need to do to make this work together as a teaching approach. Again, I do not know if it is my will or your
will dear Jesus. I hope to see Dan sometime
this week. He always challenges me to
think deeply about what I am doing with what is left of my time. I hope with what is left of my time, to live
in the quiet cocoon and that I seem to be in right now, to be able to read
about you through the lives of the saints and the working of the church, and to
be able to move forward some of my education pieces. They don’t seem like much of a contribution,
but it’s all I’ve really have to give you Jesus.
One other interesting aside, dear lord. I know that Darren has great talents in the
ability to write, act, and manage. I
wish he would work on a catholic media company.
I don’t know how to make that happen.
But it does seem that if he starts journaling about his own growth and
the growth of our family during this time of health crisis, that might be the
story that he needs to bring forward into a very good entertainment/teaching
media. Lord, direct me as to how to keep
on sowing the seeds if this is what you want Darren to do too. He can be very obstinate (just as I am very
good at the obstinate to), but I think you have given him great talents in
this area and it would be a good use of his time and talent.
Dear lord I need to go on with a journey that I have in the
education world right now. Please direct
my path and let me know what can help you further the bringing of your light
into the world. I give you my science
and my science education background. Use
them if it is something that you want for others as the journey to you to Jesus.
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