My Lord and my God, I firmly believe that you are here, that you see me, that you hear me.

I adore you with profound reverence.

I ask your pardon for my sins and the grace to make this time of prayer fruitful.

My immaculate mother, St. Joseph my father and lord my guardian angel in her seat for me as jesus passed by says the

gospel of today's mass he saw a man named mat Matthew sitting at the customs post, and he said to him,

follow me, and he got up immediately and followed him.

And not only follow you, my lord, but he celebrated that event with a party, a very human reaction.

While he was at table in his house, and the gospel doesn't say it, but we can see it with a big

smile, having dinner with Jesus Christ with you, my lord Lord with the second person of the blessed

Trinity coming to this world seeing God face to face for dinner when he was there at

table he invited his friends and the gospel says that many tax collectors and sinners came and sat with Jesus and his disciples

and I want to stop right here first of all to give you thanks my lord for coming to my world

because reading the gospel makes me aware that you are in this world that you really like it you created it

you put us at the pinnacle of creation in order to develop with our creativity with our freedom

a better world so so to speak,

or a world with a touch that is only possible or made possible through human intervention.

And this is a topic that I want to consider in my meditation today.

The beauty of creation and the beauty of creation.

And the beauty of creation through my work, through my interaction in my workshop, in my office, in my home.

And the first reflection is, I am not only allowed, so to speak, to create, but I am called to create. As a part of my vocation, or my vocation better to say, is to create.

At different levels, I can create writing a paper I can create building a company

I can create composing music I can create friendship love and maybe the ultimate

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