EAT ALL YOU CAN
One day, when I was still in Davao City, I happen
to ate at a restaurant with “eat all you can” banquet. When I enter the eatery,
I followed what other customers are doing, since it was my first time. I realized
that in this kind of banquet self service is being observed. You will be the
one to get your food. You can get everything, viand, rice, desserts and drinks,
as long as you can consume it. It was a very nice system since; you will really
feel that you are at home.
Greetings!
My dear friends, the grace of God are like “eat you
can” banquet. The grace of God is just around us just “eat all you can”. In our
Gospel today Jesus feed 5000 men not including women and children meaning to
say there are more than 5000 people. It does not only say like that since,
there are 12 baskets left in the banquet. The remaining 12 baskets convey that
there are lots of foods available.
In life, we received loads of graces. The basic
example for this is our life, the air we breathe every day, the food we take
daily, the friends who care for us, our families, and our neighbors are God’s
given graces. These all graces are just like “eat all you can” banquet, unlimited
and without any expense. Remember that these unlimited graces do not only feed
our stomach but also to our soul.
Since, we have received these graces in our life
without any expense; it is also fitting for us to give thanks to the giver.
One way of giving thanks to the giver is to share
these graces to other people. Share what you have received. Invite and let
other people know that you have been enjoying the “eat all you can” graces of
God.
But sometimes in our life, we feel that we have
been forsaken. It seems that there are empty spaces that need to fill up. There
are difficulties that need to settle. If you will feel this way just approach
God and ask Him to “eat all you can” to his graces. I am pretty sure that he
will always give what you need. Our gospel reminds us today that God provides everything
we need.
Friendly reminder: graces are just everywhere, just
“eat all you can”.
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