Friday 27 November 2020
Wednesday 25 November 2020
My Hope for this Christmas.
“Look for Christ Our Lord
in everyone and you will then have respect and reverence for all.” Saint Teresa
of Jesus.
This Christmas season, I hope
to see God in others. I want to see with the eyes of a Saint, even through a
Saint’s eyes, I hope to see Christ. Last month, I shared the song ‘Mary Did You
Know,’ by Dolly Parton and the part in the song where she sings, “He walks
where Angels trod,” stood out for me and it means to lead a way of sanctity, to be a saint. To
be able to serve and give to the poor, the hungry, the thirsty, those
persecuted, the neglected, the marginalized and to those in need and want of
love, I need to see with the eyes of my heavenly Father. Sometimes, it might
feel as though my eyes could be fooled but to fool my heart, think again. I
truly believe, it’s with our hearts that we can see rightly and that is why I
would like to see God in others, especially other Christians, disciples,
followers of Jesus Christ. Are we acting out our belief? Do our actions match
what we proclaim? We have all heard the expression “Actions speak louder than
words.”
This is something else I hope
for, for our actions to speak louder this Christmas, we can talk about God always
but it’s about putting our love for God, God’s love for us into action, being
charitable, helpful, supportive, and encouraging. Bringing the gift of Hope,
Peace, Joy, Love and Faith to someone, reminding them that there is something
and someone to believe in, to trust.
Women of Faith and Hope,
this is my hope for this
Christmas Season, to see Christ in everyone, everything and in every way and
after I want to speak about it, to tell you more Good News.
May God Bless Always,
Women of Faith and Hope.
Written and created by My
Mother Rose.
Monday 23 November 2020
'Be On Guard For Our Gift Giver.'
So, stay awake, because you do not know the day when your master is coming.
Matthew
24:42
Do you hear that knocking at the door? Do you not see or hear me standing there knocking? Will you open the door to God this Christmas?
If you open the door, I will come in, and eat and drink with you and
God will come in, eat and drink with you.
Women of Faith and Hope, this Sunday, I offer you a special gift of hope, well not only me but our Lord the giver. I was researching and a quote popped into my head; “The gift that keeps on giving.” Author Unknown.
This Sunday, we set our minds above, we wait, we prepare,
and we get ready to welcome, the most precious gift anyone could ever ask for.
I truly believe it’s not how much we give its how much
love, time we put into gifting, that matters the most, and it’s really the
heart of the giver.
I do love gifts though, not that I need much. Maybe
it’s all in the surprise of receiving such a special gift. A gift that is
unexpected, a gift to make us feel special, joyful and loved. When we receive
our gifts, we fall in love with the giver, who has put effort, time, our needs
and desires above their own to make it special and one of those memories that
we are forever grateful for.
Do we feel the same way about Our Lord God the giver
of life, giver of courage, strength and the giver of peace?
I hope so, with the year we have had, the whole world
has had, I hope we can still be thankful and grateful for Our Lord Jesus
Christ.
Psalm 9:2-3,
We will praise him, with all our hearts, we will
recount all his wonders, and we will rejoice and be glad.
Women of Faith and Hope, we need to be the gift that
keeps on giving and this possibly could be our challenge for the week ahead.
‘To bring hope to one another.’
Someone out there is on guard and awake, awaiting the
coming of our Lord Jesus Christ. Maybe we need the Christ in us, with us and
who surrounds us, to reach out to someone. The challenge is to reach out to
someone, who you might never talk to, someone who has left the community and
you think about sometimes, how they are going? You, might wonder what they
might be doing? You could write them a letter, or leave a note on their car windscreen. Another idea, a friend of mine left five dollars in a note inside the trolley she had finished using.
Or, you can reach out to that person who is difficult to
love, to trust,
that brother or sister in Christ who you need to reconcile with.
Many options, many random acts of kindness and lots to think about this week. Let us create space, create silence and listen to him!
Wisdom 18:14-15,
When
peaceful silence lay overall, and night had run the half of her swift course,
down from the heavens, from the royal throne, leapt your all-powerful word;
into the heart of a doomed land the stern warrior leapt. Carrying your unambiguous
command like a sharp sword.
May God Bless Always, Women
of Faith and Hope.
Written and created by
My Mother Rose
Friday 20 November 2020
The Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Jesus helps us to understand that his Mother, always
kept the word of God in her heart and there is the word again ‘Observe.’ She
observed it in her life and that we should too, not only hear the word of God
but to be a doer of the word of God. ‘Blessed are they who hear the word of God
and keep it. Luke 11:28.
“If you follow her, you will not go astray. If you pray to her, you will not despair. If you think of her, you will not be lost. If you cling to her, you will not fall. If she protects you, you will not fear; if she is you guide, you do not tire; if she is favorable to you, you reach your goal.” Saint Bernard of Clairvaux.
May God Bless Always, Women of Faith and Hope.
Written and created by My Mother Rose.
Thursday 19 November 2020
'God With Us.'
Luke 6:31
Treat others as you would like them
to treat you.
I had a last-minute reflection, I wanted to share; We all might know Jesus and we possibly can say this confidently, however, have we considered, every person knows Jesus Christ in some way. I thought back to all those times, I had seen him in a smile, a hug and even a handshake.
If we say, we are a Christian, a
disciple of Jesus Christ and we don’t forget who we are trying to follow and
who is leading us, then we have a responsibility as a child of a King, to Love
his other children.
The bible clearly says, love one
another because love comes from God.
I am not saying we need to feel obligated, we are not required to hang out with anyone or to participate in sin
or in something we do not approve of, but we are Christians who need to act genuinely
in love.
The truth is, we need each other on
this journey, we need to remember, God gave us each other, to encourage, to
walk alongside another, to bring hope, peace, to inspire, to love and have faith in each other as much as we have
faith in God.
Why is it though, we can easily
reject and exclude a person?
We can’t avoid rejection, but it’s
not necessary and I hope no one compares it to saying Grace at a restaurant and
having people stare at you strangely, because this could never ever feel quite
like a rejection. Rejection, social rejection means and occurs when an
individual is deliberately excluded from a social relationship or social
interaction and for example being told; “You’re not invited, you’re not ready
and it’s not your time.” It also means, a person can be rejected by individuals
or a group of people. Rejection can be either active, by bullying, teasing, or
ridiculing, or passive, ignoring a person, or giving them the silent treatment.
Rejection hurts! Rejection hurts so much, and it can cause so much pain.
Why do it to one another?
If you know how it feels, then how
can you treat another person the same way you have been treated?
I can imagine Jesus Christ, taking
his seat on his throne of glory, and hear him saying to each one of us. “what
you did to one of the least of these Brothers or Sisters, you did it to me.”
And, you neglected to do this to one of least of these, you neglected to do it
to me.
Each one of us, is God’s greatest possessions,
as much as he is our greatest possession and it’s not our relationship with
God, that is ruined because no one could ever ruin what we have with God. I
believe , the person/peoples who rejects, who neglects to feed, clothe, visit one
of the least of these Brothers and Sisters, has ruined it for themselves. Their
the ones who have denied someone their baptismal rite, communion rite or their actually human rite to share their gifts,
talents and strengths with their community all because they hate you, don't like you or feel you are different to everyone else.
We shouldn't feel bad for them, but somehow we do after all they are our Brother and Sister in Christ. I guess that says a lot about us as Women of Faith and Hope.
'Forgiving, merciful, compassionate and loving.'
But, if I have learnt something, God
is always, with us, in us and around us all the time and it’s our choice, we
choose the way we act, behave, no one else chooses it for us.
I would like to hope, Women of Faith
and Hope, we have all inherited the Kingdom prepared for us since the
foundation of the world.
May God Bless Always, Women of Faith
and Hope.
Written and created by My Mother
Rose.
Monday 16 November 2020
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe!
Be
friends with one another, and kind, forgiving each other as readily as God
forgave you in Christ.
Ephesians
4:32
‘The
way we treat Christ, should be the way we treat one another.’
Sunday
is the day for, Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe and over these past
few weeks, months, we have been led to this Gospel, this lesson, before we
embark on our Advent journey.
Women
of Faith and Hope, we all love Jesus Christ, we adore him, we glorify him, we
praise him, and we place our trust and faith in him. We show respect and give
thanks for all the wonders of the world and for all those amazing works he does
for us in our own lives.
Wow!
We do have a lot to confess in the name of Jesus Christ. After we seek the
Kingdom first, what are we doing for one another in Christ? How do we treat
another Brother or Sister in Christ?
I
have an activity for you all, Women of Faith and Hope.
My
Children love reading Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What do you see? By Eric Carle.
So, Women of Faith and Hope, what do you see? Go ahead; look at the person
beside you, lying beside you, sitting beside you. Take a look at a photograph,
if you are driving, riding a bike or maybe you might be walking, take a quick glance
at the person walking towards you. Who do you see? Do you see Our Lord Jesus
Christ, King of the Universe?
And so we have no eyes for things that are visible, but only
for things that are invisible; for visible things last only for a time, and the
invisible things are eternal.
2 Corinthians 4:18,
We
have all heard this at mass:
“The
Lord is with you.” We say, “And with your Spirit.”
As
he promised, today and always or until we meet again, Our God will always be
with us, and as we know God is with us, we can do anything, we can help and be
a blessing to one another. For, Christ is the hungry, thirsty, the stranger,
naked, the sick, the prisoner, your neighbor and the one you are looking at
right now.
‘Call
him your companion, as we are to be companions on this journey.’
You
see, Jesus, did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life as
ransom for many and if we are followers, disciples of Jesus Christ then we need
to put the needs of others before our own, we weren’t born to be served but to
serve one another in the name of the Lord Jesus, always giving thanks to God
the Father through him.
‘What
we do, we do for Christ.’
There
will come a day, Women of Faith and Hope, when our Shepherd walks among us,
well, if you think about it, our shepherd already walks with us, sits with us,
talks with us, laughs with us and is always living with us.
2
Chronicles 15:2
He
went out to meet Asa and said, ‘Listen to me, Asa, and all you of Judah and of
Benjamin. The Lord is with you so long as you are with him, when you seek him,
he lets you find him, when you desert him, he deserts you.
May
God Bless Always,
Women of Faith and Hope.
Written
and created by My Mother Rose.
Saint Elizabeth of Hungary
“Everything I own really
belongs to the poor.” Saint Elizabeth of Hungary.
Today we remember Saint Elizabeth
of Hungary, a mother, and wife who was married at the age of 14. Elizabeth
started to learn about the way of Francis of Assisi and started to live them.
Her husband was supportive of her charitable efforts. It’s believed,
Elizabeth's husband is venerated in Thuringia as a saint, but never was
canonized by the church. Elizabeth became a Franciscan tertiary, founded a
hospital in honor of Saint Francis, and dedicated herself totally to the care
of the poor. Saint Elizabeth was only 24 when she died.
Two legends I thought I
would share, Elizabeth is known for her miracle of the roses, Elizabeth was
taking some bread to the poor in secret, she saw her husband Ludwig, asked her
to revel what was hidden under her cloak, her cloak fell opened and a vision
of white and red roses could be seen. God’s protection was proved to her husband.
The second legend,
Elizabeth laid a leper in the she shared with her husband. Her mother in law,
was horrified told Ludwig when he returned and when Ludwig removed the bedclothes,
the eyes of his soul and instead of seeing a leper he saw the figure of Christ
crucified and stretched out on the bed.
“How can I bear a crown of
gold when the Lord bears a crown of thorns? And bears it for me?” Saint
Elizabeth of Hungary.
That quote I have always
wanted to say to someone, to remind them of the crown they should bear. Saint
Elizabeth gave her life for her own brothers and sisters. Is this
something we are willing do, to follow Christ? We have learnt to love, and we
have come to know the one who gives up his life for us and we ought to give up
our life for our sister’s and brothers. I shared this before; John 1:14-18, our
love is not to just words or mere talk, but something real and active. Let us
be compassionate and to love one another as he has loved us.
May God Bless Always,
Women of Faith and Hope.
Written and created by My Mother Rose
Saturday 14 November 2020
Tuesday 10 November 2020
To Fear of the Lord.
This week, I wanted to share the first verse of the Responsorial Psalm.
Psalm 127:1
O Blessed are
those who fear the Lord and walk in his ways.
Women of Faith
and Hope.
Most of us are
working in secular jobs, occupations, at home, retired, we live ordinary family
and social lives, and we are called by God, by the Spirit to make Christ known
to others. It is our duty and our work for God to use the gifts and talents we
have been given and to give testimony to a life lived in faith, hope and charity.
We are truly
blessed, wouldn’t you say.
For we are
living in him and he is living in us and it’s because of this, he lets us share
his spirit.
Women
of Faith and Hope, we all deserve a share in what we work hard for. Our hands
go out to the poor; our arms are opened to those in need. We help and support
those in our communities, in times of hardship, trials and in times of crisis. The
door to our heart is opened to those strangers knocking, to the little children,
who would like to hang out with our own children, playing in the backyard and
eating zooper doopers.
Yet, I fear the Lord, I fear his judgement of
letting him down, I worry for my children, crossing the road, walking the streets,
and going to a stranger’s home.
I
hear God is saying; “fear not, for I will be with them, let them go.”
Women of Faith
and Hope, did you know, to fear the Lord is the beginning of perfect wisdom and
knowledge and understanding of the Holy One?
Proverbs 15:33
describes the fear of the Lord as a school of wisdom, humility, honor, as a
discipline and instructions.
I want to pray
for us; Lord, if we fear you, let us turn to you and listen, Let us remain
faithful, constant and loyal in your teachings O Lord, so that we may have
knowledge and understanding. May we have the confidence, the hope and the
assurance of the things we do not see and may our service bring joy to our
lives and the lives of others.
‘Happy are those who fear the Lord.’
Amen.
To finish, I
wanted to share from scripture,
Ecclesiasticus
1:1-20,
The search for
Wisdom and Fear of the Lord.
All wisdom is
from the Lord, and it is his own forever. The sand of the sea and the
raindrops, and the days of eternity, who can assess them? The height of the sky
and the breadth of the earth, and the depth of the abyss, who can probe them?
Before all other
things wisdom was created. Shrewd understanding everlasting. For whom has the
root of wisdom ever been uncovered? Her resourceful ways, who knows them? One
only is wise, terrible indeed, seated on his throne, the Lord. He himself has
created her, looked on her and assessed her. And poured her out on all his
works to be with all mankind as his gift, and he conveyed her to those who love
him.
The fear of the
Lord is glory and pride, and happiness and a crown of joyfulness. The fear of
the Lord will gladden the heart giving happiness and joy and long life. With
him who fears the Lord it will be well at the last, and he will be blessed on
the day of his death. To fear the Lord is the beginning of wisdom; she was
created with the faithful in their mother’s womb;
She has made a
nest among men, an age-old foundation, to their offspring she will cling
faithfully. To fear the Lord is the perfection of wisdom; she intoxicates them
with her fruits; she fills their whole house with their heart’s desire, and
their storerooms with her produce. The fear of the Lord is the crown of wisdom;
it makes peace and health flourish.
The Lord has
looked on her and assessed her; he showered down learning and discernment, and
exalted the renown of those who hold her close. To fear the Lord is the root of
wisdom and her branches are long life.
May God Bless
Always, Women of Faith and Hope
Written and
created by My Mother Rose.
Friday 6 November 2020
Gifts.
We are one body in this one Lord for all. Yes, we are made up of different parts, with different gifts and that is ok. I don’t think the body could function if we were all the same part, with the same gifts. To use my gifts within the church is very and near to impossible, it’s not that I don’t have the time or don’t want to. It’s because every time I offer my strengths, gifts and talents, I am ignored, dismissed and overlooked and quite frankly and honestly, I have chosen to walk away because a new door is being held opened for me. God’s gift to us, is our talents and what we do with our talent is a gift back to God. God is the only one with power to choose who gets what gifts in life and it’s up to us to accept the gift and use it fairly, wisely and freely.
I know I am a part of the body of Christ, we all are,
everyone of God’s creations is a part and belongs to the body of Christ, sometimes
it feels like, I never quite fit in with the rest and I am a part of the body
that somehow, needs to be thrown out. If I don’t understand the vision or the
mission of the Parish, then they become eager for you to leave and they never
expect or want you to return.
Nearly every day, I am so thankful and grateful for Women of
Faith and Hope. I couldn’t do it though without the many gifts God has poured
out over me and I pray for all of you, Women of Faith and Hope, I truly do.
I want to share a little story:
Someone asked if anyone from the class of 2000, would be
interested in sharing a video of our greatest memories of grade twelve, our
senior year, I found this quote; “Gratitude is the memory of the heart.” Author
Unknown, for me, grade twelve was all about revealing our true selves, allowing
our peers to have a glimpse of who we were going to be in life and what we
dreamt and always wanted to be. Now, I was never popular, and I am sure not
many would know of me, but I was there, I graduated in the year 2000 alongside
200 or more students.
Recently, I had to have a discussion with my son who is seven
and teach him a hard lesson, one we all must learn about. People aren’t going
to like us in life and it’s going to hurt terribly, but you can’t let that stop
you from being who you are and who you are supposed to be. Life can sometimes
resemble high school. It can be competitive, hard, awesome, boring, fun and
full of memories, memories we can look back on and be grateful for. I know I am
grateful for the friends I have made, the examples of kindness, compassion and
love and the amazing lessons I have learnt.
I pray and hope each one of us, finds a path that leads to our
passion in life, Leads us to put our faith into action, leads us to use the
talents that God gave us as a gift to use because it’s more than just words, it’s
putting the word of God into action and living them daily. Mass is a place we
can profess our faith, bring our talents and be free, free to be who we are meant
to be, free to be who God needs us to be. There is nothing I want, and I know I
am guided along the right path, it’s just a matter of finding the right place
to be free in. After all it’s between me and God, not anyone else and God.
Written and crated by My Mother Rose.
Wednesday 4 November 2020
Wisdom
Psalm 118:130, the
unfolding of your word gives light and teaches the simple.
Sometimes, we need to sit awhile and take the time to listen
and allow for others to speak wisdom into our lives. We often lack God’s wisdom
when we are faced with difficulties, hardship and trials. James reminds us in
chapter one verse five to seven, ‘If there is any one of you who needs wisdom,
he must ask God, who gives to all freely and ungrudgingly; it will be given to
him/her. But he/ she must ask with faith, and no trace of doubt, because a
person who has doubts is like the waves thrown up in the sea when the wind
drives.’ We all need true wisdom and I truly believe and have faith in God,
that she will build a house; she will erect her seven pillars, slaughter her
beasts, prepare her wine and lay her table. Proverbs 9:1-2. For you see Women
of Faith and Hope, there are many struggles in life and it’s all to bind us
together in love, to stir our minds, so that we can understand and come to
really know God’s secret, in which all the jewels of wisdom and knowledge are
hidden. Colossians 2:1-3. If you want wisdom, then go out and get her, for she
walks about looking for those who are worthy of and graciously shows herself to
us as we go and in every thought she will meet us. Wisdom 6:12-16. Our
knowledge may speak of God but it’s our wisdom that listens. This month I would
like to take the time to listen, listen more to God’s voice, to the voice of
the Holy Spirit, to Jesus Christ, and to our Blessed Mother Rose and I would
like to encourage you all Women of Faith and Hope to do the same.
May God Bless Always, Women of Faith and Hope.
Written and created by My Mother Rose
Monday 2 November 2020
Our Bridegroom, Jesus Christ.
‘Bells will ring out to announce the blessed
union.’
I do love fairytales; if I
had to choose my favorite, I couldn’t. It would be very difficult to choose
between Beauty and the Beast, The little Mermaid, Cinderella or Aladdin. But I
do love the endings with bells ringing to announce their love, coming together
in union.
Finding love in the real
world though is very hard work and it takes a lot of effort, and patience.
I remember seeing an
article on ways to prepare yourself for the one, to attract your perfect
partner, the one that you would marry.
In the article it suggested such things as; clear space in your
wardrobe, empty a draw and place a towel, deodorant, toothbrush, underwear and
to prepare yourself by getting in shape, making sure you are well groomed, have
a dream job, live a life spiritually, the more opened you are, the more
positive energy you put out to the universe, the more chance you have for that
one special person who will be your husband, father of your children to enter
your life.
I was bathing my children
on Sunday and they asked me; “How do you find true love? I didn’t really have
an answer but it makes you think, how do we get ready for love that is meant to
be? Why are we lead on a path that leads us to our destiny, to our fate? Then
when we get to our destiny, we find our perfect partner; our bride, bridesmaid
or bridegroom and they are not ready. They need to grow more; they need to be
more prepared. It’s true though, there will come a time, and we will not know
either the day or hour, all we need to do is be ready and waiting. What seems
to be a little bit of a letdown, so disappointing is we have been on this
journey and we are made to wait even longer. Life is short, I don’t want to
waste another moment waiting around, wishing and hoping. I am ready now and the
time is now for an everlasting love, a love that can reflect the love of God
for the whole world to see.
So, what is a bridegroom?
What is a bridesmaid? How can we prepare, and be ready for the coming of the
bridegroom?
Firstly, Bridegroom
appears in the Old Testament and the New Testament meaning, the husband of the
bride. Bridegroom is a description used for God and especially for Jesus
Christ, for we are the bride and Jesus is our bridegroom. I did though find a
quote saying the following; “Jesus is the bridegroom, the church is the bride,
the disciples are the wedding guests and John the Baptist is the best man.” Author Unknown. I was reading Revelations and
in chapter 19, verse 7-9 it says; ‘Let us be glad and joyful and give praise to
God, because this is the time for the marriage of the Lamb. His bride is ready
and she has been able to dress herself in dazzling white linen, because her
linen is made of the good deeds of the saints. The angel said, “Write this;
Happy are those who are invited to the wedding feast of the Lamb” and he added,
“all the things you have written are true messages from God.”
Secondly, a little
knowledge I stumbled across, Bridesmaids have always served the bride and the
story of Jacob in the bible and his two wives, Leah and Rachel, both were
escorted to the wedding by their own servants, the bride’s maids. Genesis 29.
Revelation 21:2, I saw the
holy city, and the New Jerusalem, coming down from God out of heaven, as
beautiful as a bride all dressed for her husband.
Women of Faith and Hope,
are we sensible in our preparation for the return of Jesus, our bridegroom? Or
are we being foolish and reckless? I don’t believe we need to follow that
article however, we could clear space in our hearts, and we could empty
ourselves and replace the empty with love, faith, and hope. We could get in
shape by practicing our faith, worshipping, praying, reading scripture and
giving more time to God. We could make good choices, be kinder, compassionate
and loving towards our families, our neighbors. We need to give God the
permission to guide us in the right direction in life, to hold those doors wide
open for us to enter through and our spiritual life, we need to give it fuel,
nourishment to keep it going, and we need the body and blood of Christ in the
Eucharist. If we give our lives, our bodies this fuel and nourishment, if this
is the way to prepare for the return of the bridegroom then our lamps will be
burning always, our lights will shine so bright for the return of Christ who
will come in glory.
I kind of feel sorry for
those bridesmaids, who weren’t ready and arrived later but I guess Jesus is
saying, “I will come back but you need to be ready, to be prepared for the time
will come, though you do not know either the day or the hour, be ready.” Matthew
25:1-13.
Women of Faith and Hope,
being a bride means lots of preparation, though with the help of our
bridesmaids, maybe we won’t be so burnt out and running on nothing. It’s ok to
stop and rest and give yourself the time to regroup, refocus, and to reflect on
the journey so far.
Isaiah 60:1-3
Arise, shine
out, for your light has come, the glory of the LORD is rising on you, though
the night still covers the earth and darkness the peoples. Above you the LORD now
rises and above you his glory appears. The nations come to your light and kings
to your dawning brightness.
Sunday 1 November 2020
All Souls Day!
Today, we take the time to remember not only our loved ones but all those souls that have departed.
May God Bless Always, Women of Faith and Hope.
Written and created by My Mother Rose.
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