Change is Changing

Humans change. Families change. Societies change. Names change. Institutions change. Friendships change. Leaders change. Leadership changes. Theories change. Concepts change. Time changes. Formulae change. Laws change. Rules and regulations change. Plants change. Animals change. Oceans change. Rivers change. Lakes change. Weather patterns change. Planets change. Universe changes. Stars change. Galaxies change. Hearts change. Minds change.Continue reading “Change is Changing”

The Head and Heart

Throughout life, the heart and the head battle for control, Struggling for domination, Because we instigate this war between the two, Because social programming poisons us with the binary virus. The head thinks ABOUT the moment. The heart is AWARE of the moment. The head analyses and dissects the moment. The heart embraces and appreciatesContinue reading “The Head and Heart”

Tears of the Earth

It’s a new morning—the long hand of the analog clock positions itself at twelve and the shorthand at six.  I am awake and anxiously take my seat in nature’s audience hall overlooking the sleepless and restless ocean, waiting for nature’s orchestra to begin its morning performance. I wait, I wait. The coconut trees are silent.Continue reading “Tears of the Earth”

Synodality – Spirituality and Conversion

Having worked in parish ministry, I conclude that the deficiency in human formation, especially regarding relationship building, contributes significantly to the anaemic growth and development of parish life, as well as the virus of unresolved conflicts. In tandem with this deficit is the disproportionate investment in spiritual formation as against human formation. This lopsided investmentContinue reading “Synodality – Spirituality and Conversion”

Different, yet Interconnected

As egg and sperm kiss and unite, DNA of difference, yet interconnectivity is born. Giving instructions and shaping, Difference and interconnectivity to life. Millions of different tiny cells Evolving and growing, Shaping distinct organs, personalities, and physicality.  Yet, naturally interconnected to each. Helplessly taking shape Within protective womb walls, Different from the mother protector YetContinue reading “Different, yet Interconnected”

Synodality – Call for Caution

As I measure the pulse of the synodal journey throughout the Antilles Episcopal Conference’s geographic region, I sense grave anxiety and urgency to shift into implementation gear. Based on the parish and diocesan syntheses, pastoral leaders have listed common themes, and have invited parishioners and parishes to identify two or three priority areas for implementation.Continue reading “Synodality – Call for Caution”