Speaking of Mercy

Full disclosure:

I don’t have a power point presentation.  I am not a member of Toastmasters. I don’t own a suit and I use the word y’all.  I also pronounce naked as neck-kid instead of nay-kid.  But I am working on saying it correctly even though it sounds totally ridiculous to me.  Still, at your event, it’s very possible I will pronounce it properly, so please don’t get too hung up on this.  And if you are questioning why I used the word naked in a talk about mercy, your head might be veering towards the gutter.  After all, one of the corporal works of mercy is to clothe the naked, pronounced, (nay-kid).  See, I’ve got this.

On the upside:

I love to talk about mercy, about my year doing corporal and spiritual works of mercy, and how practicing it can change our lives and make the world a better place.   I have spoken to both adults and children about this life-changing grace.  I speak about how small acts can make a big difference, how serving others is not always what we think it is, and often, it starts right where we are with those closest to us.    By sharing my experiences, I aim to cultivate an understanding of how merciful acts change lives, both our own and others.

 

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