It went like this: I had a little tea party This afternoon at three It was very small Three guests in all Just I, myself and me. Myself ate up all the sandwiches While I drank up the tea It was also "I" who ate the pie And passed the cakes to me.
It went like this: I had a little tea party This afternoon at three It was very small Three guests in all Just I, myself and me.
Myself ate up all the sandwiches While I drank up the tea It was also "I" who ate the pie And passed the cakes to me.
Together they reminds us that as faithful Christians it is our responsibility to reach out to the errant members of the community and bring them back into the fold.
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It went like this: I had a little tea party This afternoon at three It was very small Three guests in all Just I, myself and me. Myself ate up all the sandwiches While I drank up the tea It was also "I" who ate the pie And passed the cakes to me. It was only many years later that I realized that it was one of the most selfish poems that one could recite.
This is surely not the Christian way of proceeding. In Christianity we are individuals but in and within a community. Today's readings are good examples of such passages.
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