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Three months to the ‘walk to Midland’


Today is April 1st and even though is fools day in most of North America; it is too the beginning of Holy Week as we commemorate the triumphal entrance of Jesus in Jerusalem and so it is Palm Sunday.
Hosanna! Hosanna! Oh King of Kings, you came for our salvation, to die for us on the cross, for our redemption.
I want to ask for Canada, the United States of America and the rest of the world and most specially for the so called ‘developed’ world, which more and more appear to be bringing humanity to the most dark ages in the history of the world, by pushing nations as well as their own, into the murdering of babies in the name of the selfishness, the destruction or mockery of the sacred institutions of family and marriage.
Selfishness is taking over while love is being dismissed as a weakness of the heart. Love is needed so that truth, humility or forgiveness can exist; because the truth can only be seen with loving eyes.
The pilgrimage to Midland, Ontario is to pray for all the nations in the world so that our hearts become once again human and that we open our eyes and all senses for obedience to the Commandments of our Lord God and His Son Jesus and be fruitful with the gifts of the Holy Spirit
For that we love God with all our hearts and intensity, over and above everything and anything and our neighbors as ourselves.
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