Remember these words this Lent:
Blessed Mother Teresa -
"Who Is Jesus to Me? Jesus is the Hungry to be fed. Jesus is the Thirsty to be satiated. Jesus is the Naked to be clothed. Jesus is the Homeless to be taken in. Jesus is the Sick to be healed. Jesus is the Lonely to be loved. Who Is Jesus to Me? Jesus is the Love to be loved. Jesus is the Joy to be shared. Jesus is the Sacrifice to be offered. Jesus is the Peace to be given. Who Is Jesus to Me? Jesus is the Word to be spoken. Jesus is the Truth to be told. Jesus is the Way to be walked. Jesus is the Light to be lit. Jesus is the Life to be lived."
Thursday, March 23, 2006
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