This week, we celebrate two very important holidays – Passover
and Easter. These religious holidays are
celebrations of hope and salvation – Passover commemorates God’s deliverance of
the Jews from Egypt
and the birth of the Jewish people as a nation. And Easter celebrates the Resurrection of
Jesus Christ and the birth of Christianity.
Both religious holidays remind us that even in the most
trying of circumstances we must always “Hope”.
This lovely verse about HOPE is by Father James Keller,
Founder of The Christophers:
Hope
opens doors where despair closes them.
Hope
discovers what can be done instead of grumbling about what cannot.
Hope
regards problems, small or large, as opportunities.
Hope
looks for the good in people, instead of harping on the worst.
Hope
cherishes no illusions, nor does it yield to cynicism.
Hope
sets big goals and is not frustrated by repeated difficulties or setbacks.
Hope
pushes ahead when it would be easier to quit.
Hope
puts up with modest gains, realizing the “the longest journey starts with one
step.”
Hope
accepts misunderstandings as the price for serving the greater good of others.
Hope
is a good loser because it has the divine assurance of final victory.
Hope
draws its power from a deep trust in God and the basic goodness of human
nature.
Hope
“lights a candle” instead of “cursing the darkness.”
All of us at Beninati Associates wish you a Happy Passover
and a Blessed Easter. May you always HOPE!
Our office will be closed on Easter Sunday, April 1st.
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