Euphrasie Barbier was a very great women

Adele Euphrasie Barbier also known as Euphrasie Barbier was a NZ roman Catholic nun, educator and religious founder. Born in Caen, France on 4 January 1829, She worked in a laundry when she was 13 and unlocked her own laundry at home when she was 17.

She was a caring and loyal person, who helped people from around the world and she supported people. Euphrasier respected all people and was passionate and agreeable. Sadly she died in 1932.

We can use Euphasier Babier's qualities today by building a better community. Picking up rubbish even if its not yours and having more rubbish bins available so our communities can be cleaner. Fundraising to building shelters for the poor.  And finally, going to church to pray for all those who need help and support.

The feast of the Baptism of the lord

The feast of Christmas and the Epiphany

It's time to prepare for advent!

Today I analyzed a message from Pope Francis, and below is my interpretation of his message.

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Pope Francis said

• “Be watchful! Be alert!,” because “ you don’t know when the time will come.”
• “To prepare ourselves for the return of Christ.”

Pope Francis spoke to pilgrims present in St. Peter's Square for his Angelus address, which took place on the first Sunday of Advent. Christ will come again on Christmas time, when we remember how he came to us “in the humility of the human condition.” Still, Christ also comes to each of us “every time we are minded to accept him,” Francis said, and “he will come again at the end of time to judge the living and the dead.”

What is your interpretation?

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