How’s your Lent going? I
believe you are making the most awesome Lent this year. These past three
Saturdays about 200 of our parishioners have been attending Life in the Spirit
Seminar (LSS). These parishioners of ours have chosen to participate in the LSS
as a part of their spiritual preparation and renewal of their faith. Praying
that all the LSS participants grow in your faith life through the presenters’
insights, sharing and testimonies.
Lent is a great
time to discipline ourselves in our daily prayer that can guide us
for the rest of our lives. We should focus our prayers on repentance and
contrition for our sins. Lent is a very good time to refocus our efforts and
renew our commitment as true disciples of Christ. We should also minimise our
‘sins’ by not criticising others and fast from making negative speeches.
During Lent do remember to be more charitable and merciful to others.
Do see others especially the poor and those in need. Please do reach out to
them and find a way to help them. Remember the promise of Jesus, “And whoever
gives to one of these little ones even a cup of cold water because he is a
disciple, truly, I say to you, he shall not lose his reward,” (Mt 10: 42).
This Lent, do your
best. Strive to root out sin and nurture holiness for that is the true
heart of Lent. May you continuously have a good Lent by focusing and
disciplining yourselves.
Fr George P
Novena and Feast day
We have exactly a month to begin
our Novenas and Feast Day celebration of our Patron, St Joseph, the Worker,
which will commence on 22nd April till 1st May. The committee members have already
decided the themes and confirmed the celebrants of the day. In one or two weeks’
time, they will start distributing the flyers and posters. I personally invite
all our parishioners to get involved and participate in the novena to our
Patron Saint and our feast day celebration.
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