The Great Reflection

Most of all I must reflect on my thoughts words and deeds and ask if they bring Glory to Almighty God. If they don't then even my strictest fast in every form may be hypocritical. If they do, then the Easter Resurrection Service will bring an even deeper sense of joy in knowing that in some small way fasting brought my unworthy soul closer to God. I pray that God will bless you so that — in all its forms and to whatever degree — your fast may bring you even closer to Almighty God! In fact, let's pray for one another — that by being closer to one another, we will all become even closer to God.

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He also killed himself. Although Gatsby was reach and famous, his funeral arranged by Nick was attended by very few individuals Fitzgerald, Throughout the novel the major character Nick who was the narrator managed to bring out the main themes of the novel as well as developing other characters. Additionally, the manner with which he transformed or changed fascinated me.

The fact that Nick transformed throughout the novel made me like this skilful piece of art that was logically and artistically developed. The flow of sequence of events will always keep one at the edge of the seat trying to unravel what is the next chapter. Concerning Nick transformation he initially seen as a man who hold high level of morals such integrity, honesty, trustworthy to mention but a few.

The deeper Nick is drawn closely relating to his friends the less honest he turns out to be. At the end he is rebuked by Jordan for being just as dishonest and careless as the rest of group.

This is probably an indication of Nick being tired of and ready to give up on friends who are not morally upright in the society. She is a person who truly loves God — with her heart and her strength. And she is someone, who despite her misfortunes, is always thinking of others and is unfailingly kind. When she would leave the retreat house after a weekend or an evening program, she would leave behind an envelope with me with a card promising prayers and a few dollars to help someone in need.

Jesus tells us that we should love our neighbors as ourselves. The last part of that sentence is pretty important. The Gospel for this Sunday suggests that each of us needs to be able to look into the mirror and to see someone who is of great dignity, who has been created by God and who is loved deeply by God.

If we cannot love ourselves, we will find it very tough to love God or to love anyone else. We will be so busy inside disliking ourselves and putting ourselves down that we will not have the time or energy to love anyone else.

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Maybe the question and the prayer for all of us at liturgy this weekend should be: Are we willing to be this great commandment in person? Or, at least willing to strive to be that? Are we willing to demonstrate its truth to others in a convincing, compelling way by the movement, the rhythm of our lives? In the Eucharist, we remember that Jesus freely gave his own life for us on a cross because he loved his Father and because he loves each one of us more than we will ever know.

We also remember that God raised him from the dead because, in fact, love is stronger than anything, even death itself.