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February 24th, 2010They who give have all things; they who withhold have nothing. — Hindu Proverb
Fast from clutter.
Pray to be more organized.
Give your clutter to a nonprofit that could use it (used books -> library; office supplies -> school).
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I definitely started with today’s FastPrayGive/Daily Jolt in the religious education department. In trying to recycle and reuse materials, while trying to give the catechists as much resources as possible, all stored in just one small office, I was practically moving boxes from one side to the other to get around the room. By re-organizing, throwing out non-essentials, and giving away materials to a needier parish, I can spend more time preparing for sacrament preparation instead of stressing around my mess. Thank you and I pray for peace of mind and soul, and a bigger wastebasket.
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