Drinking from Our Own

Wells
A reflection upon the notes of CICM Constitutions and General
Directory

Dicky Lmuda  [Type the company name]  [Pick the date]

  Drinking from Our Own Wells

Drinking from
Until this moment does this kind of life, is
the life that I seek for?

Our Own Wells Beside these, I also reflected upon the

A reflection upon the notes of CICM
Constitutions and General Directory
Upon reflecting on this workshop, I asked
myself on how deep is my understanding
toward the constitutions? Am I faithful
enough on it? do I observe it in my daily life
here? this question bothered me for this past
few days. I acknowledged that I did not take
my time seriously to study and to practice it.
this is my big mistake, and I hope I can make
it seriously from now on.
During this workshop, I also impressed by
the letter of Verbist to his novices. I felt like
he himself did that for me. I could not help
my self to be immersed into these two letters.
They open my mind on how to become a
missionary and what the meaning behind it.
missionary life is not an illusion. As what he
described in his letter I found that there will
be sufferings and threats inside.
workshop itself. I found that it was a pity that
we had it just now, not during our first month
here. I found this workshop helpful for my
growth here. I made realize that how these
constitutions unite all of us as one family. It
reminds us always to keep our self on track.
It leads us to reach the dream, our founder
had. With this we had a hold that save us
from falling apart.
I was amazed also by how long the time they
took to finish it. 20 years were not short. It
showed how serious our confreres worked on
it. every single word, phrases, and sentences
were taken with a deep reflection and
discernment. Therefore, this workshop helps
me to have a new point of view on this
constitution to not take it lightly, but
seriously and prayerfully.
By. Dicky L. Muda
March 9th, 2018

However, what stroke me from this were not

them. it was what he said in his letter to
Wilrycx that is it the love of sacrificing that
drive me to do the mission. this simple but
powerful sentence, had open myself to
discern more about my vocation.

Is it this love that made me willingly

sacrifice myself for it? or, is there any other
reason? If it is other reason what is it? I keep
asking myself. Am I faithful enough with my
vocation? I found it as a difficult question.

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