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fireA Sharing On Prayer January 2012
Rev. Fr. Oscar AberathneJanuary – The first month of the year opens the door for the New Year. The making of “New Year”, “new month”, “new week”, “new day” is a human creation that has and is helping all people to know and position themselves in relation to happenings, births, deaths, appearances or disappearances.

We are now in an age where an individual speaks many languages – we could come to know others and communicate with others despite differences in language, education and even age. One could go to a country where the language one speaks is not known or used at all and still feel comfortable.

I remember a visit to Russia and Japan where the opportunity afforded to a stranger like me to find someone who could communicate in a common language like English is not easy. Fortunately there were translators who helped me through. It was only later that I discovered that there were individuals who were ready to provide such a service to visitors to their country.

January opens the door to learn things not known and to meet people whom you have not met. So the word ‘begin’ is heard in various contexts. So when I visited various countries, though I did not speak their language, I began to realize that the word ‘begin’ had an unusual influence. We understand the importance of a new beginning in different ways. Aren’t there things in our lives which need to begin? But still without getting down to it, we wait for someone else to take the initiative. Undoubtedly it is because there were people to ‘begin’ that the world has progressed and developed. Therefore it is important to become aware of whether you and I are engaged in the task of beginning, on this the first day of January . ‘January’ carries a lot of opportunity to do, to speak and be, what you are not. One should hear the word ‘begin’ as very special to everyone of us, whoever he or she is.

Therefore let us begin to become aware of the Holy Spirit. Let us begin the journey of a deep prayer life.

Fr. Siri Oscar Abayaratne.

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