A Faith Journey
How amazing is a Mother? How special her place. How without equal she is. How irreplaceable what she does. I recall hearing the "Grown-Ups" in my family likening God to a Mother. When something goes wrong and you need something to blurt out, it is either an "Ay Amá - Oh Mother," or an "Ay Dios Mio - Oh My God!" ... Continue Reading →
I guess there are times when it is okay to speak up, speak out and speak against even the most righteous. But ONLY if that righteous one is wrong. And being human, we are all bound to be wrong, we are human after all. It's funny, I was cleaning out my Inbox and came across this... Continue Reading →
It's true, hindsight is 20/20. How many times have I wished to be able to go back. Of course, go back knowing what I know now, otherwise it would be pointless, useless and futile. If I could go back, I would make education a priority. Now I know that an education is a great key... Continue Reading →
Quiero ser nuevamente una chiquilla En tus brazos nuevamente dormir En tu pecho nuevamente llorar Y de ti nunca más volverme a ir. Y nunca más volverte a dejar Y nunca más volverte a llorar, Se bien que no soy la que quisiste que sea. Se bien que lloraste cuando me marché Se que nuestras... Continue Reading →
Como No Quererte, Mamá Cómo no quererte, si eres la razón de mi existencia. Cómo no quererte, si me guías en camino justo. Cómo no quererte, que aprendí de tus consejos. Cómo no quererte, si diste toda tu vida por mi. Como no quererte, si tú eres la más grande para mi. Cómo no... Continue Reading →
You deserve much more than words can say; You make me feel I always will pray, “God, please, be with Mom in a special way. Give her Your blessings throughout the day. Show her the meaning, the reason for her to stay. Let Your angels guard her; don’t let her go astray. Help her... Continue Reading →
Before I was a Mom - I slept as late as I wanted and never worried about how late I got into bed. I brushed my hair and my teeth everyday. Before I was a Mom - I cleaned my house each day. I never tripped over toys or forgot words to a lullaby. I... Continue Reading →
From The Pews 