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A voice for the poor
by HK prison chaplain 胡頌恆神父Dr
Jesus Centre 187 Temple St Jordan
Fr John Wotherspoon
O.M.I.
jdwomi@gmail.com
+852 67095674
Imitating
Pope Francis
Tues Oct 21
Yesterday morning at the High Court a kind judge granted bail to a HK
person who had been tricked online to go to Thailand and bring drugs to HK.
Thank you Jesus!
Photos of Mission Sunday function two nights ago ...
features staff of MercyHK's Temple Street canteen ... .here 
US-sponsored Israeli
genocide in Gaza: Latest
reports
Spirituality
helps make sense of an incomprehensible world
Pope Leo XIV - Dilexi
Te
12. We must not let our guard down when it comes to poverty. We should be particularly concerned about the serious conditions in which many people find themselves due to lack of food and water. In wealthy countries too, the growing numbers of the poor are equally a source of concern. In Europe, more and more families find themselves unable to make it to the end of the month. In general, we are witnessing an increase in different kinds of poverty, which is no longer a single, uniform reality but now involves multiple forms of economic and social impoverishment, reflecting the spread of inequality even in largely affluent contexts. Let us not forget that “doubly poor are those women who endure situations of exclusion, mistreatment and violence, since they are frequently less able to defend their rights. Even so, we constantly witness among them impressive examples of daily heroism in defending and protecting their vulnerable families.” [8] While significant changes are under way in some countries, “the organization of societies worldwide is still far from reflecting clearly that women possess the same dignity and identical rights as men. We say one thing with our words, but our decisions and reality tell another story,” [9] especially if we consider the numbers of women who are in fact destitute.
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Book Blog:
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Readings are from
Simple Bible
Sirach
10-11: As the magistrate is, so will his officials
be.
As the governor is, so will be the inhabitants of his city. What has dust and ashes to pride itself on?
A king today is a corpse tomorrow. Do not praise a person for good looks,
nor dislike anyone for appearance. Small among winged creatures is the bee,
but nothing is sweeter than her honey.
Lord, please give our world
good leaders
My
recording of this reading
Psalm
145: I will give you glory, O God my king.
I will bless your name day after day. The Lord is great, worthy of all praise.
His greatness cannot be measured. Age to age shall proclaim your works,
shall speak of your splendor and glory. The Lord is kind and full of compassion,
slow to anger, abounding in love. How good is the Lord to all,
compassionate to all his creatures. All your creatures shall thank you, O Lord,
and tell all the world of your love. The Lord is faithful in all his words
and loving in all his deeds. The Lord supports all who fall
and raises all who are bowed down. The eyes of all creatures look to you
and you give them their food each day. The Lord is close to all who call him,
who call on him from their hearts. Let the whole world bless the Lord's holy
name,
for ever, for ages unending.
Thank you, Lord, for your love.
Thank you for your love
Listen
1
Timothy 5.1-14: Do not speak harshly to
a man older than yourself, but advise him as you would your own father. Treat
younger men
as brothers.
Treat older women as you would your mother. Treat
younger women with
propriety, as if they were your sisters. Be considerate to widows. If a widow wishes to
be enrolled as a church worker, she must be at least 60 years old, the
wife of one husband. As regards young widows, it's best if
they re-marry
Jesus, help church workers to be
kind and caring
Listen
Luke
14.1-6: One Sabbath day Jesus went for a meal to the house of a religious leader. In
the house Jesus saw a man with dropsy.
Jesus asked the leaders present there "Is it against the Law to cure a man on the
Sabbath?" But they remained silent.
Jesus took the man, healed him, and sent him away.
Then Jesus said to the leaders "Which of you here, if his son falls into a
well, will not pull him out on a Sabbath day?"
Again the leaders
remained silent
Jesus, help me understand that "the Sabbath was made for man, not
man for the Sabbath"
Listen
Reflection: Luke, being a doctor, shows special interest in medical information ...so he uses the term dropsy
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This
one not coming so close to HK
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Please join me in praying for one part of the world each day, especially for the leaders of that area:
Sun: Africa
Mon: Europe,
Russia
Tues: South
Asia
Wed: East
Asia
Thurs: S.E. Asia,
Pacific
Frid: South
America
Sat: Cent, N America
Jesus,
today, Tuesday,
please bless the people of
South
Asia
And praying for one
part of the Mainland each day of the month:
On this 21st
of
the month, Jesus please bless the people of Yunnan
And praying for one of
the world's poorest countries
each day of the month:
On this 21st of the month, Jesus please
bless the people of Afghanistan
And praying for one
Islam-related intention each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Tuesday,
please pacify Boko
Haram
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Mon Oct 20
Last night I joined MercyHK canteen staff and manager Lucia Leung
at a special Mission Sunday activity at MacPherson Stadium in Mong Kok. A very
moving experience. Photos to come
Pope's
message for Mission Sunday
US-sponsored
Israeli genocide in Gaza: Israel
continues the killing *** Israel
kills 11 members of one Gaza family
Pope Leo XIV - Dilexi
Te
11. A concrete commitment to the poor must also be accompanied by a change in mentality that can have an impact at the cultural level. In fact, the illusion of happiness derived from a comfortable life pushes many people towards a vision of life centered on the accumulation of wealth and social success at all costs, even at the expense of others and by taking advantage of unjust social ideals and political-economic systems that favor the strongest. Thus, in a world where the poor are increasingly numerous, we paradoxically see the growth of a wealthy elite, living in a bubble of comfort and luxury, almost in another world compared to ordinary people. This means that a culture still persists — sometimes well disguised — that discards others without even realizing it and tolerates with indifference that millions of people die of hunger or survive in conditions unfit for human beings. A few years ago, the photo of a lifeless child lying on a Mediterranean beach caused an uproar; unfortunately, apart from some momentary outcry, similar events are becoming increasingly irrelevant and seen as marginal news items.
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Book Blog:
readings + recordings
Readings are from
Simple Bible
Sirach
8-9: Do not look down on an old
person. Old age is our common destiny. Do not discuss your affairs with everyone
you meet. Be careful when you ask advice. Do
not look lustfully at a woman. Do not stare at the beauty which belongs
to someone else.
Lord, please help me control my tongue and my eyes
My
recording of this reading
Psalm
144: Blessed be the Lord, my
rock, who gives me strength for every situation. He is my love, my fortress. He
is my stronghold, my savior. To you, O God, will I sing a new song, you who so
often rescued David your servant. Happy
the people whose God is the Lord. Please continue to bless your people,
Lord. Let our sons flourish like saplings grown tall and strong from their
youth; our daughters graceful as columns, adorned as though for a palace. Let
our crops and stock be blessed. May there be no sound of weeping on our
streets.
Lord, please help us love and honor you every day. Don't let us ever forget
your love
Listen
1
Timothy 4.12-16: Do not let
people disregard you because you are young. Be an example to all the believers
in the way you speak and act. You have
in you a spiritual gift which was given you when the church elders prayed
over you with the laying on of hands. Do not let this gift go unused.
Take great care about what you do and what you teach. In this way you will save
both yourself and those who listen to you
Jesus, help me be a good example to other people
Listen
Matthew
19.27-29: On
behalf of all the disciples, Peter asked Jesus "What
about us? We have left everything to follow you." Jesus
replied "You will be leaders in the church on earth. Also, anyone who has
left home, family or country for the sake of my name, will receive a 100-fold
blessing in this life, and will also receive eternal life in Heaven."
Jesus, please bless all Gospel workers
Listen
Reflection: Yes, a 100-fold blessing, by way of brothers and sisters in many places
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I was confirmed on this day in 1957. Thank you Holy Spirit for
that Sunday morning in Brisbane!
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Please join me in praying for one part of the world each day, especially for the leaders of that area:
Sun:
Africa
Mon: Europe,
Russia
Tues: South
Asia
Wed: East
Asia
Thurs: S.E. Asia,
Pacific
Frid: South America
Sat: Cent, N. America
Jesus,
today, Monday,
please bless the people of Europe
& Russia
And
praying for one
part of the Mainland each day of the month:
On
this 20th of
the month, Jesus please bless the people of Sichuan
And
praying for one of the
world's poorest countries each day of the month:
On this 20th
of the month, Jesus please bless the people of Sudan
And praying for one Islam-related intention
each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Monday,
please pacify I.S.
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Sun Oct 19
Last week was a busy one for the Dr Jesus Centre:
Sun - Mass for domestic workers.
Mon - Lunch gathering for street sleepers.
Tues - a.m. staff meeting; p.m. function for Nepal drug addicts.
Wed - a.m. visit by secondary students from Chinese International School; p.m.
function for women who work on Temple Street.
Thurs - Party for homeless people.
Frid - visit by students from St Paul's YMT Catholic Primary School.
Sat - Mass for cancer patients
HK dear readers most welcome to join me at Dr Jesus Centre 3pm
Sunday Oct 26 as per this
file
Pope Leo XIV - Dilexi
Te
10. In this sense, it can be said that the commitment to the poor and to removing the social and structural causes of poverty has gained importance in recent decades, but it remains insufficient. This is also the case because our societies often favor criteria for orienting life and politics that are marked by numerous inequalities. As a result, the old forms of poverty that we have become aware of and are trying to combat are being joined by new ones, sometimes more subtle and dangerous. From this point of view, it is to be welcomed that the United Nations has made the eradication of poverty one of its Millennium Goals.
US-sponsored
Israeli genocide in Gaza: Like
a nuclear bomb
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Book Blog:
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c.f. readings for Mission Sunday
Isaiah
2: In the days to
come, the mountain of the Lord's Temple will be specially blessed. All
the nations will come to it and say: "Come, let us
go up to the mountain of the Lord, that he may teach us his ways so that we may
walk in his paths". When they learn the ways of the Lord, then the nations
will hammer their swords into ploughshares, their spears into sickles. Nation
will not lift sword against nation, there will be no more training for war. O
House of Jacob, come, let us walk in the light of the Lord!
Lord, please help world leaders do more for peace in our world
My
recording of this reading
Psalm
19: The
heavens proclaim the glory of God, the starry skies are the work of his
hands. The stars can't speak, but they are God's handwriting. The sun is God's
love shining on the whole world. The universe is a masterpiece, and so is God's
law which shines in our hearts. The
precepts of the Lord enlighten our
lives each day. The law of the Lord gives joy and wisdom to our hearts. The
decrees of the Lord are to be desired more than gold, they are sweeter than
honey, than honey from the comb. But often we are unaware of our
errors. Lord, please protect us from making mistakes.
Lord, may the words of my mouth and the thoughts of my heart be
pleasing to you
Listen
Revelation
1.4-8: From
John, to the seven churches of Asia province: grace and peace to you from him
who is, who was, and who is to come, from the seven spirits at his throne, and
from Jesus Christ, the faithful witness, the First-born from the dead, the Ruler
of the kings of the earth. Jesus Christ loves us and has washed away our sins
with his blood, and made us a line of kings and priests to serve his God and
Father. It is he who will come on the clouds. Everyone, in every part of the
world, will see him. All hearts will be moved by his coming "I am the
beginning and the end", says the Lord God. "I
am the originator and goal of all things"
Jesus, please help more and more people know who you are
01 02
John
17.1-21: After saying many things to his disciples at the meal,
Jesus looked up to heaven and prayed "Father, my time has come. Give
eternal life to everyone you have entrusted to me. Eternal life is this: to know
you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent. I have glorified
you on earth, and finished the work you gave me to do. Now, Father, it is time
for you to glorify me with the glory I had with you before the world existed.
Protect those you have given me. Protect them from Satan. Consecrate
them in the truth. As you sent me into the world, so I am sending them
into the world. May all my followers be united, so that the world will believe
it was you who sent me".
Jesus, please protect our world from lies and
deception. Please bless people who witness to the truth in difficult situations
Listen
Reflection on the above readings: Truth is often a casualty in today's world of fake and controlled news. Christians are people who try to be truthful in their own lives and witness for the truth to others
Reflection by Fr Peter: English Chinese
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Video
commentary on today's readings - in Italian, Chinese, English, and
Spanish
(+
Cantonese audio)
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Hour
of Love HK radio program 8.00
pm HK time tonight
- with items about HK prison inmates
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Queue
of people in Temple Street waiting to buy gold ... yesterday extended past
MercyHK's canteen ....good for our business! .... people had chance to see the
canteen in action!
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Please join me in praying for one part of the world each day, especially for the leaders of that area:
Sun: Africa
Mon: Europe,
Russia
Tues: South
Asia
Wed: East
Asia
Thurs: S.E. Asia,
Pacific
Fri: South America
Sat: Cent., N America
Jesus,
today, Sunday,
please bless the people of
Africa
And praying for one
part of the Mainland each day of the month:
On this 19th
of the month, Jesus please bless the people of Shangxi
And praying for one of the
world's poorest countries each day of the month:
On this 19th of the month, Jesus
please bless the people of Haiti
And praying for one Islam-related
intention each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Sunday,
please bless all Muslims in my country
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Sat Oct 18
"When
you have a party, invite the poor" - here: 
(click
"translation" to see English). More photos here
Pope Leo XIV - Dilexi
Te
9. The condition of the poor is a cry that, throughout human history, constantly challenges our lives, societies, political and economic systems, and, not least, the Church. On the wounded faces of the poor, we see the suffering of the innocent and, therefore, the suffering of Christ himself. At the same time, we should perhaps speak more correctly of the many faces of the poor and of poverty, since it is a multifaceted phenomenon. In fact, there are many forms of poverty: the poverty of those who lack material means of subsistence, the poverty of those who are socially marginalized and lack the means to give voice to their dignity and abilities, moral and spiritual poverty, cultural poverty, the poverty of those who find themselves in a condition of personal or social weakness or fragility, the poverty of those who have no rights, no space, no freedom.
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Book Blog:
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Simple Bible
Feast of Saint
Luke ("Luke"/"Acts")
Luke
1: Dear
Friend of God, there are already many reports written about Jesus. These reports
come from people who were the earliest eyewitnesses and ministers of the Good
News. After checking the whole story, I also have decided to write a report, so
that you may see for yourself the truth and accuracy of the Good News
Jesus, help me understand your Good News
Recording
of this reading
Acts
1: Dear Friend of God, in
my first book (the Gospel of Luke)
I wrote about everything Jesus did until the day he was taken up to heaven. For
40 days after his death, he appeared to his apostles many times, and taught them
about the kingdom of God. He told them to stay in Jerusalem and wait for what
the Father had promised: "You will soon be baptized with the Holy
Spirit"
Jesus, please baptize me with the Holy Spirit. Holy Spirit, increase your
influence in my life
Recording
Colossians
4.14 (St
Paul writing from prison in Rome):
Greetings from my
dear friend Luke,
the doctor
Recording
2
Timothy 4.11 (St Paul writing
from prison in Rome):
Only Luke is
with me
Recording
Reflection
on the above readings:
I
enjoyed this: 
David
Pawson - The Gospel of Luke
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Clever choice of words: Dogged
owner unleashes licensing probe
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Please join me in praying for one part of the world each day, especially for the leaders of that area:
Sun:
Africa
Mon: Europe,
Russia
Tues: South
Asia
Wed: East Asia
Thurs: S.E. Asia, Pacific
Frid: South
America
Sat: Cent. & N
America
Jesus,
today, Saturday,
please bless the people of Central
& North America
And
praying for one
part of the Mainland each day of the month:
On this 18th
of the month, Jesus please bless the people of Shandong
And praying for one of the
world's poorest countries each day of the
month:
On this 18th
of the month, Jesus please bless the people of Gambia
And
praying for one Islam-related intention
each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Saturday,
please pacify the
Taliban
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Fri Oct 17
Yesterday morning film maker Maria Kuipler
arrived in HK for a visit to promote her anti-drug documentary Mule,
about which there will be a
special gathering at the Dr Jesus Centre at 3pm on Sunday Oct 26
Then at lunch time at the Dr Jesus Centre there was a really beautiful gathering
for homeless people, to put into practice Jesus' words: "when you have a
party, invite the poor". Photos to come.
Last night I went to a function for former students of Monash University, where I met a number of kind people who are interested in helping MercyHK.
A birthday to remember! Thank you Jesus!
US-sponsored
genocide in Gaza: Palestinian
bodies returned by Israel ....tortured, executed ***
Maybe I've missed them, but as the bodies of dead Israeli hostages are sadly
returned from Gaza, I haven't seen any report about the fact that many of the
hostages were killed by Israeli bombs and gunfire ....c.f. this NYT
report of May 1
Pope Leo XIV - Dilexi
Te
8. The passage of Sacred Scripture in which God reveals himself to
Moses in the burning bush can serve as a constant starting-point for this
effort. There he says: “I have observed the misery of my people who are in
Egypt; I have heard their cry on account of their taskmasters. Indeed, I know
their sufferings, and I have come down to deliver them... So come, I will send
you” ( Ex 3:7-8,10). [7] God
thus shows his concern for the needs of the poor:
“When the Israelites cried out to the Lord, he raised up for them a
deliverer” ( Judg 3:15). In
hearing the cry of the poor, we are asked to enter into the heart of God, who is
always concerned for the needs of his children, especially those in greatest
need. If we remain unresponsive
to that cry, the poor might well cry out to the Lord against us, and we would
incur guilt (cf. Deut 15:9)
and turn away from the very heart of God.
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Book Blog:
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Sirach 6-7: Let your acquaintances be many,
but your advisers one in a thousand. A faithful friend is a sure shelter.
People who love and honor the Lord,
will find a faithful friend. From your youngest days, seek wisdom.
If you love listening, you will find wisdom. Stretch out your hand to help poor people.
Console people who are sad. Visit the sick. In everything you do, remember the purpose of
life
and you will avoid evil.
Dear Lord, please help young
people to seek wisdom
My
recording of this reading
Psalms
140 -143: Lord, save me from
people who do evil,
you who do justice for the needy. I have no way out of
this situation.
And no one wants to help me. Lord, I beg you tonight
to make haste and give me an answer,
for my spirit fails within me. In the morning let me know your love
for I put my trust in you.
Lord, please help people who
are in big trouble
Listen
1
Timothy 4.8-10: It's good to keep fit physically, and even
more important to keep fit spiritually. We have put our trust in the living God. He is
the saviour of the whole human race, especially of believers
Jesus, may I keep fit, physically and
spiritually
Listen
Luke
13.10-17: One Sabbath day Jesus was teaching in a prayer hall. There
was a woman there who for 18 years had been possessed by a spirit
which left her bent over and unable to stand up straight.
When Jesus saw her, he called her over and said "Woman, you are rid of
your infirmity" and he laid his hands on her. At once she was healed
and could stand up straight, and she glorified God.
Jesus, please heal the people I know who are bent over and can't stand
up straight
Listen
Reflection: The woman in the Gospel did not reach out to Jesus for. Maybe she did not see him ...did not know who he was. But Jesus reached out to her. Such is his heart ....and such should ours be ....sometimes for special cases reaching out to people even before they reach out to us for help
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The nicest pizza in the world is pizza shared with poor
people ... like the homeless group yesterday at the Dr Jesus Centre!
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Please join me in praying for one part of the world each day, especially for the leaders of that area:
Sun: Africa
Mon: Europe,
Russia
Tues: South
Asia
Wed: East
Asia
Thurs: S.E. Asia, Pacific
Frid: S.
America
Sat: Cent, N. America
Jesus,
today, Friday,
please bless the people of South
America
And praying for one
part of the Mainland each day of the month:
On this 17th
of the month, Jesus please bless the people of Shaanxi
And praying for one of the
world's poorest countries each day of the
month:
On this 17th of the month, Jesus please bless the
people of Ethiopia
And praying for one Islam-related
intention each day of the week:
Jesus, today, Friday,
please bless all Muslims
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Thu Oct 16
Yesterday about 20 students and teachers from the Chinese International School visited the Dr Jesus Centre and our Shanghai Street centre, before having lunch at Mercy HK's canteen. The visit was arranged by Jeff Andrews from Christian Action with whom MercyHK works closely.
Half
a tonne of drugs seized in Sydney - South East Asian
gang
US-sponsored
Israeli genocide in Gaza: Will
genocidal war in Gaza really end? (Fr Shay Cullen)
Pope Leo XIV - Dilexi
Te
7. Eight centuries ago, Saint Francis prompted an evangelical renewal in the Christians and society of his time. Wealthy and self-confident, the young Francis was taken aback and converted by his direct contact with the poor and outcast of society. The story of his life continues to appeal to the minds and hearts of believers, and many non-believers as well. It “changed history.” [5] A further step on the same path was taken by the Second Vatican Council, as Saint Paul VI pointed out when he said that “the ancient parable of the Samaritan served as the model for the Council’s spirituality.” [6] I am convinced that the preferential choice for the poor is a source of extraordinary renewal both for the Church and for society, if we can only set ourselves free of our self-centeredness and open our ears to their cry.
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Sirach 4-5: Water puts out a fire.
Almsgiving makes up for sins.
Do not refuse to help a poor person. Some people are all
talk and no action.
Some people are lions at home but sheep in society. Do not give your heart
to money.
Do not let passion rule your life. Be quick to listen, but
slow to speak.
Keep your temper under control.
Lord, please help me to be kind
and sincere
My
recording of this reading
Psalm
139: O Lord, you search me and you know me.
You know my resting and my rising. You know exactly what's going on in my life,
all my ways are an open book to you. Before ever a word is on my tongue,
you know, O Lord, what I'm going to say. Your knowledge is beyond my understanding,
too high, beyond my reach. It was you who created my being,
knit me together in my mother's womb. I thank you for the wonder of my life,
for the wonders of all your creation.
Lord, thank you for the gift of
life. Please help me follow the path to eternal life
Listen
1
Timothy 4.1-7: Don't be surprised if some people come up with
strange ideas about how to live life. Satan and his friends are always
trying to sow lies and deception in the Lord's field of truth. Have nothing to do with strange ideas like
"marriage is forbidden" or "you are not allowed to eat
certain foods". Everything God made is good, and no food is to
be rejected, provided grace is said for it. The word of God and prayer
make food holy.
Jesus, please help me remember to say a little
prayer before I eat
Listen
Luke
13.18-35:
Jesus said to the people "The kingdom of God is like a tiny seed
planted in the ground. It grows and becomes a big tree, and the birds
live in its branches.
The kingdom of heaven is like yeast mixed with flour until the flour
is leavened all through.
Jerusalem, Jerusalem, you kill the prophets who are sent to you. How
often have I longed to gather your children, as a hen gathers her
chickens under her wings, and you refused"
Jesus, may your kingdom grow in the hearts of more and more people
Listen
Reflection: My "knitting" (Psalm 139) finished on this day in 1946! Thank you God for the gift of life!
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On
Tuesday night for about an hour my websites could not be accessed ....because my
server in US was "down" ....because of a local earthquake!
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Please join me in praying for one part of the world each day, especially for the leaders of that area:
Sun:
Mon:
Tues:
Wed:
Thurs: S.E. Asia, Pacific
Frid:
Sat:
Cent,
Jesus,
today, Thursday,
please bless
the people of
And praying for one
part of the Mainland each day of the month:
On this 16th of the month, Jesus please bless the people of
And praying for one of the
world's poorest countries each day of the month:
On this 16th
of the month, Jesus please bless the people of Malawi
And praying for one Islam-related
intention each day of the
week:
Jesus, today, Thursday, please pacify Al-Qaeda
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(Several trips since 2020 but not convenient to post reports)
Africa:
2020: My trip to Addis Ababa, Nairobi, Dar es Salaam, Johannesburg
Jan 1, 2020: How cocaine trafficking is impacting West Africa
2017:
My trip to Southern Africa, Dubai (
The
Last Run)
2016:
My trip to Kenya, Uganda
2015: My trip to Tanzania, Malawi
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Latin America:
2019-05-10: No More Mules Peru FB boost 199,000 views!
2019-01-20: Article in El Pais, Uruguay - 01 02
2018-09-18: No More Mules Facebook campaign - more than 300,000 people reached in Venezuela
2018: My trip to Latin America
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South East Asia:
Aug 16, 2020: CNN - Indonesian women recruited to take drugs to Hong Kong
Oct 23, 2019: FM988 Breakfast program in Kuala Lumpur at which I was a guest
June 2019: My campaign featured in The Malaysia Drug Trade (6 written reports & documentary video)
2019-03-25: Eleven HK01 video and photo reports about Malaysian drug mules arrested in HK- here (one of the reports is about my anti-drug campaign).
Dec 2018 - My Jan 2019 trip to Malaysia
2018: My trip to Thailand and Cambodia
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Hong Kong:
July 2019: My warning to HK domestic helpers - published here in HK Filipino media
2018-09-22:
My
60 min video interview with Radio99,
in Cantonese, is here: 01 02
to help stop people going to prison
2018-07-29: SCMP- Beware drug lords luring domestic helpers, refugees into narcotics trade
2018-04-08: The Pearl Report on TVB - concerning HK's Long Term Sentencing Review Board and my anti-drug campaign
March 18, 2018: South China Morning Post report on my work
2017-09-27: SCMP Spirit of HK Awards (video starts after 20 secs)
2017-08-24: Cable TV video report on my anti-drug campaign and a Facebook report on the video report (click "translation" for English)
2017-05-17: SCMP - The prison chaplain who has stopped 150 drug mules reaching HK
2017-03-25: Oriental Daily report of case of South African woman given discount for help to my campaign *** May 14 updates: Oriental Daily, Sing Tao
Dec 1, 2016 - HK News: More women being recruited as drug mules
2016-10-13: HK01 report about campaign and about work for the poor
2016-09-11: Oriental Daily report about my campaign - and same day Editorial
2016-08-27: Oriental Daily article about court case and campaign
My
anti-drug campaign sites
(skillfully
managed by kind HK friends):
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nomasmulas/
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