Bite of the Day - 28 Jan 2006

A dealer in precious stones buys most of his diamonds in Europe. While he is buying, he will, ever little while, look away from teh stones he is examining to a diamond in the ring on his own hand. After a steady look at the diamond on his finger, he will turn back to choose more from the stock of jewels at hand. He explains that the diamond on his hand is of purest quality. After looking at the tray of diamonds, one begins to lose his judgement. It needs to be toned up. The look at the pure diamond gives his eyes a new tone and a finer judgement.Life is like that. We shall not attain the highest standards, and the purest ideals, until we have looked upon perfection: Christ.

- Rev. A. P. Bailey (General Features Corp.) (1000 Stories You Can Use, Volume Two by Frank Mihalic, SVD)

Where do you look to find perfection?

Bite of the Day - 27 Jan 2006

A farmer observed that his son was working with a dull scythe, and asked the reason.

"There was so much work to do that I didn't want to waste the time," the son answered.

"My son," said the father, "no time is ever lost sharpening dull tools."

- Walter L. Moore (1000 Stories You Can Use, Volume Two by Frank Mihalic, SVD)

Does prayer for prepare one to start the day by sharpening oneself spiritually?

CNY BAZZAR STALL

We have our own stall in the CNY bazzar, we were selling kachang puteh. Sales look good so far, it part of our effort for find raising. But we all believe that the main purpose is not for the money, it to create an awareness for our club and for other fellow Catholics to know about us. It also give a chance for us to interact and to serve the lord. WE are all a big family.

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Week No. Item In Charge
5 2040 Prayer Session 2040 Core Group
6 Praise & Worship FIDES Music Ministry
7 Video Screening of Holy Eucharist Joseph Sung
8 Bible Sharing Spirtual Ministry