.jpg) |
We have a thing around here about men taking their families to church, whether they buy into it or not. We've always felt that a good man, a good father, takes his family to church. It's his role. Whether he falls asleep for the whole service, or his mind drifts far away, his bottom ought be in a pew as leader of his family -- if that's where his wife feels that she and her children should be.
It doesn't happen often. It's a rather common occurrence for moms to cart their children to church each week, struggles and all, while dad sits in front of the television. Granted, situations are individual and it's easy to make a blanket statement, but not necessarily appropriate to apply it universally. Each family must find their own way. Still, here's to the man who takes his wife and boys to church at the expense of his own comfort. Here's to a leader and protector who merits respect. He's made our day. May their family be held ever in the arms of Almighty God.
The true soldier fights not because he hates what is in front of him, but because he loves what is behind him. ~G. K. CHESTERTON, The New Jerusalem
Pax Christi dear ones,
~Michelle
Pax Christi dear ones,
~Michelle
