pastoral involvement

Exposure Immersion’s Reflection
Immersion is a word that others can be related too, it would be the captivation of our interests to help others and to live the way they have. It always amazes me how the Pastoral Involvement (subject) lessons and having the word exposure that are assigned every meeting because they fit in so well with what we've been talking about all day. It's almost as though we had designed these lesson for this semester, but they are the teachings for the whole totality of a man. They are very important and they do fit in with what we are talking about last meeting, how to be with them and do what they did. In this immersion, I learned many things to my poster parents namely Mommy Ludivina and Daddy Warlito they such a very lovely person. They always remind me that every trials in life don’t ever forget that God always hear our prayers. They also taught that always pray in the Holy Spirit and the value of being a good person that no matter what happened be a man that have dignity. I referred to the bishops' pastoral letter throughout this day: the challenge of peace, God's promise and our response. In the very last part of this letter, a part that I think many of us may be unfamiliar with, but it's a very important part of the letter, the pastoral challenge and our response. It's just the first part of it I find so in tune with what our readings are today. In this fourth part of the pastoral, we start off -- the bishops who wrote this recalling the first encyclical letter that John Paul II wrote after he became the bishop of Rome. In that letter, he says, "Membership in that body" talking about the body of the church "has for its source a particular call, united with the saving action of grace. Therefore, if we wish to keep this in mind, this community of the people of God, which is so vast, so extremely differentiated, we must seek first and foremost Jesus saying in a way to each member of the community, the community of the whole church,