A
great deal has happened since my last blog.
The poultry operation has been a challenge but very rewarding; we
dedicated our Lady of Fatima Chapel on May 13th, and I laid down my
motorcycle in Queen Elizabeth National Park.
The
accident happened on Palm Sunday. I had
a palm on the back of my motorcycle and hours earlier, Father Adrian had
blessed my travels. I walked away with
minor scratches, two broken ribs and gratitude to my parents for the strong
bones. Some will think I got lucky; my
thoughts are my job is not complete. God
isn’t done with me yet!
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| Tea Farm |
The
new chapel was dedicated to our Lady of Fatima on the 102ND
Anniversary of Our Lady of Fatima, May 13th. A large crowd attended and the service was
inspiring.
I
have worked hard, along with my trusted labourers, in expanding my poultry
operation to 1000 birds. The chicks were
to be delivered beginning of May, but that has been delayed. Turns out, I will be travelling 145
kilometers to pick them up. That should
be interesting!
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| Chicken Coop |
Life
in Uganda has been a life changing experience.
The countryside is beautiful. The
people are kind and welcoming. God has
been good to me.
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| Bishop Callist Rubaramira |
I enjoyed
a visit from Damian Kabot of Lay Mission Helpers Association (LMH). I was grateful for his work ethic and
friendship. It was great having a fellow
American to communicate with in person! He
has great vision and sees the big picture of life. He is a wonderful addition to our LMH
family.
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| Damian and Sisters |
Please
consider joining us; the path is rocky, but the journey is both rewarding and
easy……..rewarding – yes; easy – Not! It
is a challenge many days, but tackling the challenges is what exhilarates me!
Blessed
are the poor in spirit: for theirs is
the kingdom of heaven. (Matthew 5:3)
