Nature has no answers

Good morning.

Once again, nature has no answers. Its laws explain many things, but in the face of certain facts there is no explanation.

a terrible earthquake of 7.8 degrees violently hit an Ecuadorian coast some time ago, leaving a terrifying trail of destruction and death. Manta was one of the areas most affected by the earthquake.

In the parish of Tarqui, the Leonie Aviat school collapsed. In the midst of the sadness of the rubble, as a sign of consolation and hope, a delicate column remained intact, on which was a delicate glass urn containing a statue of about 60 centimeters and it was of Our Lady of Light. How could such a weak column and such a fragile urn withstand the terrifying earthquake? How does such flimsy sculpture material resist the violent shaking of the earthquake? Photography has gone around the world, surprising more and more.

Last year something similar happened at a military base near Madrid. Today, it is in Manta, Ecuador. The Virgincomfort and hope, teacher and guide, she is always ready to listen and help and show her motherly love to everyone who approaches her.

Good morning.

Priest Gerardo Gómez Villegas is director of the Salesian Work in the city of Los Mochis. Originally from León, Guanajuato, and born on October 3, 1953, he did his first studies at the Salesian seminary in Tlaquepaque, Jalisco; Jalostotitlán, Jal; Zapopan, Jal, and he completed them in Tlaquepaque. His priestly ordination was on December 16, 1978 in the same Tlaquepaque and, subsequently, he obtained a doctorate in Canon Law in the city of Rome at the University of San Juan de Letrán (from 1984-1987). He has collaborated in Ecclesiastical Courts. He has just finished a Master’s Degree in Human Personnel Management at Utel and, for now, he is happily a Mochitense citizen.

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