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Here is an extraordinary letter written by a young
nun, Sister Lucy Vertrusc, to her mother superior.
Sister Vertrusc became pregnant after she was
raped in 1995 during the war in the former
Yugoslavia. The letter appeared in an Italian
newspaper at the behest of her Mother Superior.
“I am Lucy, one of the young nuns raped by the
Serbian soldiers. I am writing to you, Mother,
after what happened to my sisters Tatiana,
Sandria, and me.
Allow me not to go into the details of the act.
There are some experiences in life so atrocious
that you cannot tell them to anyone but God, in
whose service I had consecrated my life nearly a
year ago.
My drama is not so much the humiliation that I
suffered as a woman, not the incurable offense
committed against my vocation as a religious, but
the difficulty of having to incorporate into my
faith an event that certainly forms part of the
mysterious will of Him whom I have always
considered my Divine Spouse.
Only a few days before, I had read “Dialogues of
Carmelites” and spontaneously I asked our Lord
to grant me the grace of joining the ranks of
those who died a martyr of Him. God took me at
my word, but in such a horrid way! Now I find
myself lost in the anguish of internal darkness. He
has destroyed the plans of my life, which I
considered definitive and uplifting for me, and He
has set me all of a sudden in this design of His
that I feel incapable of grasping.
When I was a teenager, I wrote in my Diary:
Nothing is mine, I belong to no one, and no one
belongs to me. Someone, instead grabbed me one
night, a night I wish never to remember, tore me
off from myself, and tried to make me his own . .
.
It was already daytime when I awoke and my first
thought was the agony of Christ in the Garden.
Inside of me a terrible battle unleashed. I asked
myself why God had permitted me to be rent,
destroyed precisely in what had been the meaning
of my life, but also I asked to what new vocation
He was calling me.
I strained to get up, and helped by Sister
Josefina, I managed to straighten myself out.
Then the sound of the bell of the Augustinian
convent, which was right next to ours, reached
my ears. It was time for nine o’clock matins.
I made the sign of the cross and began reciting in
my head the liturgical hymn. At this hour upon
Golgotha’s heights,/ Christ, the true Pascal
Lamb,/ paid the price of our salvation.
What is my suffering, Mother, and the offense I
received compared to the suffering and the
offense of the One for whom I had a thousand
times sworn to give my life. I spoke these words
slowly, very slowly: May your will be done, above
all now that 1 have no where to go and that I can
only be sure of one thing: You are with me.
Mother, I am writing not in search of consolation,
but so that you can help me give thanks to God
for having associated me with the thousands of
my fellow compatriots whose honor has been
violated, and who are compelled to accept a
maternity not wanted. My humiliation is added to
theirs, and since I have nothing else to offer in
expiation for the sin committed by those
unnamed violators and for the reconciliation of
the two embittered peoples, I accept this dishonor
that I suffered and I entrust it to the mercy of
God.
Do not be surprised, Mother, when I ask you to
share with me my “thank you” that can seem
absurd.
In these last months I have been crying a sea of
tears for my two brothers who were assassinated
by the same aggressors who go around
terrorizing our towns, and I was thinking that it
was not possible for me to suffer anything worse,
so far from my imagination had been what was
about to take place.
Every day hundreds of hungering creatures used
to knock at the doors of our convent, shivering
from the cold, with despair in their eyes. Some
weeks ago, a young boy about eighteen years old
said to me: How lucky you are to have chosen a
refuge where no evil can reach you. The boy
carried in his hands a rosary of praises for the
Prophet. Then he added: You will never know
what it means to be dishonored.
I pondered his words at length and convinced
myself that there had been a hidden element to
the sufferings of my people that had escaped me
as I was almost ashamed to be so excluded. Now
I am one of them, one of the many unknown
women of my people, whose bodies have been
devastated and hearts seared. The Lord had
admitted me into his mystery of shame. What is
more, for me, a religious, He has accorded me the
privilege of being acquainted with evil in the
depths of its diabolical force.
I know that from now on the words of
encouragement and consolation that I can offer from
my poor heart will be all the more credible, because
my story is their story, and my resignation,
sustained in faith, at least a reference, if not
example for their moral and emotional responses.
All it takes is a sign, a little voice, a fraternal
gesture to set in motion the hopes of so many
undiscovered creatures.
God has chosen me-may He forgive my
presumption-to guide the most humble of my
people towards the dawn of redemption and
freedom. They can no longer doubt the sincerity
of my words, because I come, as they do, from
the outskirts of revilement and profanation.
I remember the time when I used to attend the
university at Rome in order to get my masters in
Literature, an ancient Slavic woman, the professor of
Literature, used to recite to me these verses from
the poet Alexej Mislovic: You must not die/because
you have been chosen/ to be a part of the day.
That night, in which I was terrorized by the Serbs
for hours and hours, I repeated to myself these
verses, which I felt as balm for my soul, nearly
mad with despair.
And now, with everything having passed and
looking back, I get the impression of having been
made to swallow a terrible pill.
Everything has passed, Mother, but everything
begins. In your telephone call, after your words of
encouragement, for which I am grateful with all
my life, you posed me a very direct question:
What will you do with the life that has been
forced into your womb? I heard your voice
tremble as you asked me the question, a question
I felt needed no immediate response; not because
I had not yet considered the road I would have to
follow, but so as not to disturb the plans you
would eventually have to unveil before me. I had
already decided. I will be a mother. The child will
be mine and no one else’s. I know that I could
entrust him to other people, but he-though I
neither asked for him nor expected him-he has a
right to my love as his mother. A plant should
never be torn from its roots. The grain of wheat
fallen in the furrow has to grow there, where the
mysterious, though iniquitous sower threw it.
I will fulfill my religious vocation in another way. I
will ask nothing of my congregation, which has
already given me everything. I am very grateful
for the fraternal solidarity of the Sisters, who in
these times have treated me with the utmost
delicacy and kindness, especially for never having
asked any uncareful questions.
I will go with my child. I do not know where, but
God, who broke all of a sudden my greatest joy,
will indicate the path I must tread in order to do
His will.
I will be poor again, I will return to the old aprons
and the wooden shoes that the women in the
country use for working, and I will accompany my
mother into the forest to collect the resin from
the slits in the trees.
Someone has to begin to break the chain of
hatred that has always destroyed our countries.
And so, I will teach my child only one thing: love.
This child, born of violence, will be a witness
along with me that the only greatness that gives
honor to a human being is forgiveness. |
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Ex-Akwa Ibom commissioner says Akpabio rented equipment shown at Uyo hospital Thursday, 10 September 2015 FORMER Akwa Ibom State health commissioner Dr Emem Bassey has dismissed suggestions that the state has a modern functioning hospital claiming that the facilities shown to the media by ex-governor Godswill Akpabio were hired for the day. Governor Akpabio is currently receiving treatment in a private London hospital after being involved in a car accident in Abuja. However, his being flown abroad has attracted a lot of criticism as the governor was supposed to have built a world class hospital in Uyo equipped with modern medical facilities. During the opening of the hospital, Governor Akpabio said the idea behind it was to arrest capital flight and prevent Nigerians going abroad for medical treatment. Commonly referred to as medical tourism, thousands of Nigeria's elite fly to Europe, India and the Americas for medical treatment, costing millions of dollars. However, Dr Bassey said the hospital Governor Akpabio built in Uyo was nowhere near ready and the equipment paraded in television during its commissioning was rented for the day. He added that he does not know the whereabouts of the over N101bn budgeted by the Akpabio-led administration for the procurement of open-heart surgery and other high-tech equipment for the hospital. Dr Bassey said the clarification became necessary in view of the erroneous report being circulated by some people meant to smear his reputation that he was the one who advised the government against buying equipment. Christened the 21st Anniversary Hospital, the Uyo medical facility was portrayed as one that would employ specialists in several areas and offer treatment currently not available in Nigeria. “For the avoidance of doubt, that equipment that was paraded on the day of the commissioning was actually rented by the government that I was a part of. However, whoever sponsored the publication like I have read in some national dailies that I was the sole person that advised my former boss, His Excellency Chief Godswill Akpabio from making the actual purchase of the equipment, is a huge liar. "I want you to hear me and hear me loud and clear that at no point did I make such a recommendation. The actual procurement for the surgical equipment and other hospital deliverables was meant to be handled directly by the ministry of special duties, which was headed at that time by my brother and colleague-in-service, Barrister Emmanuel Enoidem," Dr Bassey added. He conceded that he was part of the team that went to Germany, Cuba, India and other countries with the consultants drafted in by the government to take stock of the latest equipment that would be needed in the hospital. However, according to Dr Bassey, in the wake of the electioneering, Governor Akpabio ordered that they put the preparation for the trip to procure the equipment on hold. Source: Nigerian Watch
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I ve always been trying to cook and eat in a "standard" way before i meet and subsequently get married. Below is a unique balance diet menu. It might help u too Monday- Breakfast: Toast/Oatmeal Dinner: White rice w/beans , vegetable stew and dodo Tuesday- Breakfast: French Toast; Syrup; Orange Juice; Milk; Hot Tea Dinner: Vegetable Yam porridge with fish Wednesday- Breakfast: Oatmeal; Toast, Margarine & Jelly; Orange Juice; Milk; Hot Tea Dinner: Fried rice with chicken and vegetables Thursday- Breakfast: Cereal with eggs & toast Dinner: Ewa Agoyin with fish Friday- Breakfast: Plantain & Eggs Dinner: Spaghetti Bolognese Saturday- Breakfast: Akara w/Ogi or Pancakes/French Toast Lunch: Ofe Nsala (fresh fish soup) w/pounded yam Dinner: Jollof rice w/moimoi and assorted meat Snack: African Salad/Ugba Sunday- Breakfast: Yam & Eggs Lunch: Okro Soup w/pounded yam Dinner: Peppered gizzard w/dodo Snack: Pepper soup I assume that no lunch is served during weekdays you are either at school or work. ![]() |
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Kidnappers on Saturday abducted Ekpe Asuquo
Ekpeyong, the elder brother to the past Director
General, Department of State Services, Mr. Ita
Ekpeyong.
Ekpe was abducted at his Creek Town residence
in Odukpani Local Government Area of Cross
River State at about 4am by armed kidnappers
who came in through the creeks of Calabar
estuaries.
A family source, George Okon, said the
kidnappers passed through a canal leading to
Ekpe’s residence and abducted him.
He said Ekpe escaped being kidnapped in October
2013 when gunmen stormed the town to kidnap
the father of the former deputy governor of the
state, Mr. Effiok Cobham.
The Police Public Relations Officer in the state,
Mr. Hogan Bassey, who confirmed the abduction,
said the kidnappers would soon be tracked.
“We are investigating the matter. The kidnappers
had invaded the house before but did not
succeed. You know Creek Town is a very quiet
place. We will soon get the kidnappers,” Bassey
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Men of the Department of the State Service have
uncovered arms and ammunition from the Akwa
Ibom State Government House in Uyo.
It was learnt that the discovery was made during
a surprise raid. The operation was jointly carried
out by operatives from the SSS headquarters in
Abuja and the state command, according to
Premium Times. The SSS reportedly stormed the
Hilltop Mansion based on security reports.
After ransacking the entire residence of the
governor, which is yet to be occupied by the
serving Governor, Udom Emmanuel, the operatives
moved to guest houses and the presidential lodge,
said to be currently in use by ex-Governor
Godswill Akpabio.
Security sources said on Friday that the arms
were found in one of the guest houses while
searching for documents and Improvised
Explosive Devices.
When contacted, the state government declined to
comment on the report.
Meanwhile, Ekiti State Governor, Mr. Ayodele
Fayose, has condemned the invasion of the Akwa
Ibom Government House by the armed men of
Department of State Services.
Fayose said the manner the DSS ransacked,
intimidated and harassed the occupants, claiming
they were searching for bomb and documents,
was “strange and anti-democracy.”
The governor, however, accused the DSS of
acting a sinister motive to run down the Peoples
Democratic Party-controlled states, instead of
going after the Independent National Electoral
Commission suspected to have been involved in
graft.
He said, “Interestingly, the DSS under Alhaji Lawal
Daura that has turned Akwa Ibom State and other
states into centre of its draconian operations has
not deemed it necessary to invite for questioning,
the Yobe State Resident Electoral Commissioner,
Mr. Abu Zarma, in whose bank account N15m
alleged to be a bribe was found.
“From the barbaric act of the DSS and other
actions under Alhaji Lawal Daura in the last few
weeks, one can conclude that Daura is taking
Nigeria back to the 1984 era of Gen.
Mohammadu Buhari and this is unfortunate.
“No doubt, the DSS Director-General is acting out
a sinister script of taking over the PDP-controlled
states in the South-South and South East by
whatever means.
“Daura’s actions as the DG DSS are regrettable,
unfortunate, condemnable and unacceptable
because he has come to symbolise dictatorship,
which democracy abhors.”
Fayose, who addressed journalists on Friday in
Ado-Ekiti through his Special Assistant on Public
Communications and New Media, Mr. Lere
Olayinka, urged President Muhammadu Buhari to
call Daura to order or sack him if he was
uncontrollable.”
“As for me, I will continue to talk because Nigeria
belongs to all of us. Nigeria is not a banana
republic that can be ruled anyhow by anyone and
Daura should know that this reign of brute force
over constitutional democracy will fail.”
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