When people ask you who you are and Religion is not your response, then who are you?
When you work and you have your own work space, are you free to share with people what you enjoy seeing on your desk to help you work?
What if I tell you that I work and I love being Catholic?
Will this become a freedom of impediment for you?
What about the work being a place significantly a Lutheran Church and it was very significant to the Management that when they hired you, they were aware that you were a Roman Catholic?
And in the process you also shared you had an incident with religious authority and was convicted with a Felony of Aggravated Stalking?
What do you suppose would be their reasons to be suspicious of your capacity to accomplish your responsibilities?
What if you also told them you were considering another form of living and thus, your Masters in Education is being added to with another Masters and this time in Accounting?
So I will tell you, that no matter where you're working who you are will be very evident in the manner that you speak, the manner that you work, and the manner of which you openly shared all of these things before they hired you.
History Assignment ~ Record the Events that acquired the distinct condition of your birth before a baptism was providentially underway for an appointment with a Church official for your baptism
What is an Act of Faith?
Where is Tradition and Family in the Baptism of your condition as a Roman Catholic?
Who was the Roman Pontiff the year you were born?
What was occurring in the Culture and Church at the time you were baptized?
Who were your godparents?
What were the reasons for your parents to decide on these two individuals to be your godparents?
What were the preparations of your baptism?
Who were the people present at your baptism?
What was presently occurring at the Church during their decision to baptize you?
Who were the Church Officials and their present state of condition during your baptism?
When in an AUTHENTIC condition of Catechetical formation and instruction; when does the EDUCATION of young people come forth from a ground of DIRECTORS employed to form and mold the family? or the soul? or the CHILD?
What the present conditions of Diocesan and Parochial Schools have neglected is the Domestic Church.
If you find yourself dropping off your children for catechism and forgetting to ask them what they learned, then you have defeated the purpose of the assistance the Parish and School is offering.
