DETAILED SAINT

One day, I was thinking about Saint Joseph job: How must be a good carpenter? Must be detailed. A carpenter of ancient and today.

And I realized, details are really important in life, and especially spirituality. 

Do you remember that scene in the movie "Passion of Christ - Mel Gibson" in which Jesus is making a chair, and he was positioned as the person that was going to use it, and then Mary approached and did the same, trying to figure out if it was okay. If that detailed centimeter was the right one. And what to say about that little bothering with the water, towel, and kiss to close the scene.

Have you realized how detailed some furniture, jewelry, home accessories could be? And how detailed is nature in species, colors, microworlds?

But most of all, have you realized how much our personal spirituality lacks details?

We Catholics must be more detailed persons, more human, the best.

See: See Christ in people. See their eyes. See people in the moment of giving peace during Mass. See the five types of laughs in your friend.

Astound: with a surprise breakfast, with a handmade gift, with a joke call, with a game.

Intend: new music with best lyrics, a sweet habit to say hi and good bye, a tender word

Nourish: family time turning off tv, series, or internet; your praying time writing and telling God your whole life

Tell: with your smile there is hope in Christ; how valuable he/she is; “thanks” for all

Oh! We form an Acronym: SAINT!