RevFr Eugene

The Marian Tree   There is a unique powerful tree Germinated from the natural soils of the earth The roots sank intently into the divine depth Greenish, super-productive, more a flower than tree Her feminine arms stretched out, a worthy shade While its efflorescence looks up steadily to the sky Our elegant, virgin queen tree

Fr. Eugene thinks that, management of differences is going to be the major problem of the 21st Century, and so he wrote this poem.   Harmonized Differences Humans are not the same and cannot be the same Differences abound in colors, tongue, learning and age In values we differ and in wishes we continue to

The Marian Tree   There is a unique powerful tree Germinated from the natural soils of the earth The roots sank intently into the divine depth Greenish, super-productive, more a flower than tree Her feminine arms stretched out, a worthy shade While its efflorescence looks up steadily to the sky Our elegant, virgin queen tree

Here, Fr. Alozie Eugene I. Poetizes on a discovered deep relationship between Lent and the Holy Mary   LENT AND MARY No holy mother ever collaborates with an evil child. But the Holy Mary met with Jesus on the way to Golgotha Insinuating that family has issue with the ordeals of the child. So the

Lenten Poem   Lent is a time to look and see life as deeper That life sure has two sides of the same coin A side that smiles today, tomorrow glooms Wearing double faces of despair and laughter And we Christians saw the both in our Master   It can mean that work comes before