Those words of St. Therese are found through doing the little things in life - like putting a bumper sticker on your car: "Abortion stops a beating heart".
I just read on the blog, Open Wide the Doors to Christ, about a woman that changed her mind on having an abortion just by reading one of those bumper stickers. What a great story of how the little things can be great!
Thursday, August 18, 2005
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3 comment(s):
Putting a bumper sticker on your car was not what Jesus was talking about when he said to love your neighbor. Do you read about him going around telling people first what they did wrong. No, check it out. He bound up their wounds, calmed their nerves, listened to their aching hearts and loved them. He held them accountable to what is right, but not until he had met their needs. He doesn't need your help convicting anyone of what is wrong, he can do that himself. He needs your hands and feet. I don't think Mother Theresa what thinking bumper evangelism when she was talking about great love. I think that is stark misreprestsentation of what she was trying to say.
I love this! Thank you!
Mother Theresa is not the same as St. Theresa (in reply to the comment above)
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