Monday, May 31, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
I found my soul
In a small town in Mpumalanga called Sabie. I went to church this morning and all my fears and stress about serving and the glorifying of objects went away. The female priest was so casual about the service and the sacrament that it made me completely at ease. There was great singing and hand clapping, laughter and even the diski dance! I loved the casual atmosphere and will keep that in mind when I do my service. The sermon alo made me very emotional and made was very inspiring. Now I am having a pamcake in Graskop at the famous Harrie's.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
The world out there....
Monday, May 17, 2010
Sunday, May 16, 2010
Thursday, May 13, 2010
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Why do I feel so crap
This morning I had to take my youngest (2 year old) Leche to the vet. He is getting his manhood removed. It was so traumatic for both of us. Actually for all three of us. Lucca could not understand why I was locking him away on his own this morning. This has never happened before, so what is up. Leche was very restless in the car and knew he was headed for something big. Leaving him there in that cage with the vet was just too much for me. Am I doing the right thing? I mean I know I am doing the right thing because he has to be cut. He is marking everything in the house and he is not using them, so they have to come out. But I am wondering if I am doing the right thing for him and for me. I have such issues with getting him fixed. What it is exactly I can not say, but I feel almost like its wrong. He didn't ask for it, he doesn't even know why its happening, and I am playing judge and jury to him. Then of course there is also that issue of manhood and a reflection of mine...
Whatever the reason for whatever I am doing, it feels crap and most of all I felt so bad leaving my boy there in the cage by himself. Does this make me a bad father?
Whatever the reason for whatever I am doing, it feels crap and most of all I felt so bad leaving my boy there in the cage by himself. Does this make me a bad father?
Monday, May 3, 2010
In their own way
This weekend at our church we were all invited after the service to tea and coffee in the hall to congratulate a gay couple in the congregation who had had a civil union and got "married". Now although the Anglican church officially does not accept same sex marriage, our priest made an announcement in the church and then afterwards in the hall congratulated them on behalf of everybody. We had a gay Dean and our Canon Presenter is also gay. The CP refuses to preside over heterosexual marriages in our church until the church recognises and allows gay marriages. It seems like everybody in our Cathedral (clergy) are keen on allowing same sex marriages, and think the the churches viewpoint is ridiculous. Even Desmond Tutu has expressed the churches division over this as "a ridiculous obsession with sex".
So my question is why do they not defy some person in England and just do it. In the apartheid era, the Cathedral had absolutely no problem with constantly defying the norm and challenging the establishment. How come now they are so scared to act?
24/2/20
So my question is why do they not defy some person in England and just do it. In the apartheid era, the Cathedral had absolutely no problem with constantly defying the norm and challenging the establishment. How come now they are so scared to act?
24/2/20
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