Sunday, Mass and Reading a Bible at Panera Bread Cafe #606086, Rialto, California

February 27, 2022

Sunday, Mass and Reading a Bible at Panera Bread Cafe #606086, Rialto, California

Sunday Reading Luke 6:39-45
Resting at Panera Bread Cafe #606086 1588 S. Riverside Avenue Rialto, California

After a moment of rest and Holy Mass at St. John XXIII Catholic Church, Rialto, Diocese of San Bernardino, the bombardment of being an employed person left the building and I was able to breathe from the status of "homeless." These 211 and 911 responders have a delay in reception of what is at the core of danger and release from danger and this is the decision of not being the blind who lead the blind.

At the cause of seeking the right direction, the ear hears and the eye sees what is evident reality. How does the voice come forth at the reality of seeking help and addressing and responding to the need for help. Perhaps, when literacy and comprehension comes in the study of person and reliability of conscience and addressing a problem; the care comes from the person who sees the whole condition in the present reality of what a response delivers in an accurate decision to offer the help.

At the cause of reflection, I was being led by the blind and was made blind to make them feel better about being blind.

How does one leave the false teacher?

Here at Panera Bread, we are offered bread to eat. Leaving the false teacher means finding the right place to eat. Bread is beautifully baked fresh every morning and what is not sold at the counter is given to those who were not able to make it to the cafe. Considering leaving a false teacher, find where bread is eaten.

A true teacher feeds you with whole bread. What you eat offers a good sustaining decision of living for the right intention of being instructed to see and a full stomach with good bread helps see a little clearer. A hungry stomach makes it heard well that the teacher is false and not feeding you the right knowledge for learning.

Meryl Viola Bravo, M.A.