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 Sr. Margaret Scott, aci, a member of the Congregation of the Handmaids of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, based in
USA, is the director of the Raphaela Center, Haverford PA. and an
adjunct teacher and
resource person on Eucharist and social justice issues at St Joseph's University, Philadelphia. Her fluency in several languages, international travel and mission work have provided her with a global view and understanding of the universal church. She is a regular speaker and writer on the Eucharist in different countries
and does consultancy work in USA and Europe. She is a recent International Visiting Fellow
at the Woodstock Theological Center 2004-2005, Georgetown University
and is awaiting publication, May 2009, by Paulist Press of her recent
book on Eucharist and Social Justice.
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"Adoration is something rooted in our
humanity.
It is what a mother
feels when cradling a new-born child in her arms for the
very first time. It is the amazement that shines in the
deep, black eyes of the Mapuche who, with his ear
pressed close to Mother earth, listens to the awakening
of the life of the whole forest in her maternal womb. It
is awe at the immensity of the sea, the sparkle of snow
capped mountains or the power of the hurricane storm. It
is the wonder that dilates the eyes and heart of a child
captivated by the magic of the adventure of life." |
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