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Here are my fruits of today's meditation. I encourage you to share your fruits of the mediation in the comments below.
The meditations are taken from In Conversation with God by Father Francis Fernandez. You can buy the books here.
8 Comments
ray poulin
4/6/2020 06:12:16 pm
Like Peter, sometimes I am not prepared to suffer with and for Christ so I continue to pray that I not be put to the "test".
Lamont Dyck
4/7/2020 07:30:33 am
Thank you very much for always commenting and sharing your wisdom.
Tina Dolcetti
4/6/2020 07:33:46 pm
I am planning to call a neighbour who relied on Tim Horton's for his whole social life.
Lamont Dyck
4/7/2020 07:32:45 am
Thank you for sharing your fruit of your meditation. I hope in the coming days you will put your fruit into practice.
Hugh Darbellay
4/6/2020 07:53:15 pm
I'm going to try harder to be nicer to my siblings, by making their beds for them while they have breakfast.
Lamont Dyck
4/7/2020 07:34:56 am
Hello Hugh. I hope you are successful in being nicer to your siblings. Thank you for sharing your fruit of your meditation.
Tim Nickel
4/7/2020 12:15:07 am
Your meditation and reflections, Lamont, reminded me of when I became a caretaker at Marquis Hall (you know the place, where the res students eat their meals and hold weekend dances) at the U of S. All my plans of running my own business or being a sought-after professional had come to naught, and there I was, a part-time janitor, cleaning up every type of mess imaginable, a huge hit to my pride, of which I had way too much (is any too much?). But the "silver lining" was that us part-timers didn’t have to wear the full uniform, only the shirt, so I could still pretend I was a student, working as a janitor part-time. Basically, I found solace in denying my position, an attitude that I came to see permeated many aspects of my being, including my nominal Christianity. Then came the day when I was required to wear the full uniform, and now denial was no longer an option. At some point, however, I realized the job was perfect for me and I spent over a decade there mopping floors and everything else that came along with the job. In short, it was a formative experience for my selfhood and faith. It's a wonderful thing how God’s grace works; often we must be dragged along and bruised for quite a while before we start to follow on our own two feet. Our Lord doesn’t give up on us if he can see even a mustard seed of faith within.
Lamont Dyck
4/7/2020 07:36:51 am
Thank you so much for your comment Tim and welcome. I hope you will continue to journey with us during our Holy Week retreat and share your fruits. Leave a Reply. |
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