Inside Mae

Madali natin makita ang mga negatibong bagay at mga pangit na masakit para sa ating mga mata. Kaya let's learn to see the beauty in everything. The greatest light in the world is the face of Jesus. Ang kagandahang hinahanap natin sa mundo ay nasa mukha ng Diyos dahil ang lahat ng magagandang nakikita natin ay reflection Niya. Panginoon, liwanagan mo ang aming isipan na sa kabila ng kadiliman ay makita namin ang Iyong liwanag.

God's Love Creates Forgives Redeems Love is not love, if it is not shared God looked at everything that he made and He found that it was very good yet Man rejected His creation by sinning Gen 3:21 Gen 12:1-3 God wants for us to come back to him Lk 15:20b He is God ☝️ The God who will run out to meet us whenever we decide to come back to him The God who will come out to comfort and assure us whenever we feel rejected, taken for granted or hurt God's love is expressed in offering of his son John3:16 1John4:9 Rom5:8 Let's believe in God's love. If you look at the cross, you will see His head lowered to Kiss you. You will see His arms stretched to hug you He loves us in spite of how poor and sinful we are God's love  is reflected in his creation

"A life without service, is a life without joy." Sa paglilingkod ko sa Panginoon, mas lalo kong narerealize na marami akong makamundong kasalanan. Yet because of the goodness of the Lord, the more na lumalapit ako, the more na nililinis ako ng Diyos. Let me share to you the story of St. JOSEPHINE BAKHITA (credits to Catholics New Agency) St. Josephine Bakhita, a Canossian Sister who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in Sudan,  was born in 1869, in a small village in the Darfur region of Sudan. She was kidnapped while working in the fields with her family and subsequently sold into slavery. Her captors asked for her name but she was too terrified to remember so they named her “Bakhita,” which means “fortunate” in Arabic. Retrospectively, Bakhita was very fortunate, but the first years of her life do not necessarily attest to it. She was tortured by her various owners who branded her, beat and cut her. In her biography she notes one particularly terrifying moment wh