We had an activity in class, where we get to share our views on what is a holy person, to enumerate a list of persons that have our same ideals of what makes a person holy. After the activity, I cried. Up to now, I don’t exactly know why, and it still brings a tight feeling in my chest, but I know that it was from too much frustration. A group mate

has finally declared herself, a person who believes in God, but does not have a religion (I do not know the term). She also gave certain examples of people who have the same view as hers. I actually agreed with some of them, but with how I view their situation, it just made me cry. I might be trying to oppose what they are saying because, we are different, and I will never fully understand what they are thinking. But, I was really frustrated, because I believe that I went through that phase, where I doubted, and everything was dark. Now that I have regained my friendship with Him, everything seems a lot better. Though, up to now I still cannot find my self, because of personality issues, weakness, He has given me faith to believe in love and truth and charity. He has become my corner stone. I seek support from him. If only I could tell these people that our “rituals” do count, and it is up to us to mean it. It maintains our faith. And it has symbolisms that could be inspirations. And I believe that if He were the center of your life, everything would fall into place. And

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