Make time for prayer and reflection

Our life of poverty is as necessary as the work itself.
Only in heaven will we see how much we owe
to the poor for helping us to love God
better because of them. ~Mother Teresa 

http://kimedia.blogspot.com/2014/06/cpp-double-act.html

Comments

  1. Ramiro Cruz Bautista

    June 3, 2014

    Hola amiga! Saludos desde méxico. Buenas palabras de reflección. La gente humilde son los que estan más serca de Dios el creador. Y el nunca desampara a nadie.

  2. Jayesh Thakkar

    June 3, 2014

    I think consumption of "MATERIALS" are subject to the limitations in our life and rest of it are for who need them. Have sweet dreams Jen.

  3. Perooru Jaru

    June 3, 2014

    Poor pray; rich got the benefit. What a fate world or fake world! 

  4. Yogi Jain

    June 4, 2014

    We can be frd on bbm if u don't mine yes or no

  5. Ibrahim Stanikzay

    June 4, 2014

    من همیشه شمارا خندان می بینم با دندان سفید صدف دار

  6. Sylvia Nekesa

    June 4, 2014

    as long as u r happy & comfortable i dont see any problem

  7. justin dawson

    June 4, 2014

    Your quoting mother Teresa! Your off your fucking head! She took millions of dollars! Hung around the rich and powerful! Gave most of it to the vatican, spent the rest on opening convents all over the world! While poor people died in terrible conditions in her death house with no pain relief and no comfort ! Im sorry she was horrible human being ! Fact !!

  8. Emmanuel Onyia

    June 4, 2014

    This is a wake up call for humanity to the cry of many in this world. Thanks for the post.

  9. David King

    June 4, 2014

    Does this post make you Christians feel better? It makes me sick.

  10. giro nano

    June 6, 2014

    Sour. God blessed her many times. But some people haven't blessed themselves, why? Only ourselves are possible to help.
    Hope in Heart+

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