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As I rose this morning, I had no idea what was waiting for me. Knelt down and thanked God Almighty for grace and mercy. Just got dressed to go out with a heart full of gratitude when I heard a knock on my door. A dispatcher with one big wrap was standing right on my door. Yes how may I help you? Good morning! I quickly said admiring his awesome bright smile that blended with his smartly well ironed suit. Great morning to you sir, he said with a beaming smile. You know by that time no one is expected to be on duty except on special request and as my brain was running it's analysis on the possible reason behind this, I got a call. It's my lady and God knows that this dispatcher had just delayed me because I normally calls her on my to work. Hello! I answered the call and I used my hand to motion to the young man 'excuse me'. 'Baby, I kinda don't want you to go to work, I....', she was trying to say things but my usual self, I blu...
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Your life is a blessing. You are created with a unique key. You are part of plans to make the world great. You are the life needed to change the world. Sun rises to bless your day. Moon illuminates your path. Star directs your moves. Air caresses your existence. I want you to know the world needs you. I want you to know you are special. I want you to know you are god to bless your life. I want you to know you are a great person. God bless. #SureMoneyBoy #MondayVibe #ProgrammingNewWayOfLife #Gracias ericuche2003@yahoo.com
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NOT BY WORD BUT BY ACTION

TWENTY-SIXTH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR (Ezek 18:25-28; Phil 2:1-11; Matt 21:28-32) This Sunday coincides with the 57th anniversary of the independence of Nigeria. On this day the church in Nigeria celebrates the feast of Our Lady Queen and Patroness of Nigeria and special readings have been chosen for the day. However, this reflection is on the readings of the 26th Sunday of the year, even though majority of the readers are in Nigeria and may hear different readings at mass. The Gospel reading of this Sunday features the first of the three parables told by Jesus, not in Galilee, but in Jerusalem. The three parables were addressed to the chief priests and the elders of the people (the religious leaders), and not to the crowd or to the disciples. The three parables are all about responding positively to God by our actions and not only by our words. In the first parable, Jesus gives us two examples. The first is that of the son who said to his father that he will not work but in the end went ahe...
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