The Observer

A passionate lover of stories and poems who wants to use the media to make a positive impact in the lives of people.

Empowered to Shine: The Legacy of St. Francis Schools

By: Naa Doodua Doodu Hooray! We are the proud students of St. Francis Schools, Where future leaders are nurtured and empowered. For 30 years, we’ve faced challenges head-on, Striving for excellence in our school and ourselves. With our motto—to do great things in our unique ways— And the guidance of our dedicated teachers, We achieve greatness, day by day. Our …

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Chains of mind

By: Naa Doodua Doodu Imprisoned in our land, bound by ignorance, Their honeyed words sweetened our ears, The nicest voices we ever heard, Yet behind our backs, they cursed us. We believed their praises, While they mocked our innocence. The few with knowledge stayed silent, Curious for more, despite their displeasure. We abandoned our heritage, Traded our treasures for their …

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Lady in Blue

By: Nuoyong There is a woman whom I adore beyond measure – she is the mother of God through her unwavering faith and the mother of the universe through her incredible courage and perseverance. She surpassed Eve, the mother of the universe, with her unyielding faith and obedience. Conceived immaculately and kept pure from all sin by grace, she is …

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Francis, the man of the moment

By: Naa Doodua Doodu Hurray! Another Year to Celebrate Our Seraphic Father We are not just Franciscans, but people of the Gospel, Living the Word, inspiring others with our way of life. Who are these people that love creation as they love humanity? We embrace God’s creation as a family: Brother Sun, Sister Moon, and Brother Wolf can testify. “Peace …

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Laudato Si: The Bleeding of Mother Earth

By: Nuoyong Can we not see and hear the cries of our beloved Sister Mother Earth? Are we truly so blind and deaf, or is it simply our cruelty and greed that leads us to neglect her care? How different are we from Cain, who turned his back on his brother? Mother Earth is suffering, bleeding, and wailing because she …

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Trusting in the Intercession of Mother Mary: October’s Call to Prayer

The month of October has arrived once again, and we cannot underestimate its significance. It is a time when health practitioners must not overlook the importance of raising awareness about the necessity of screening for breast cancer and its related issues. Most importantly In the lives of every Catholic, October is also a time for us to reflect on the …

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Betrayal in Disguise

By: Naa Doodua Doodu We called them friends But they never treated us as such. We did everything together, Yet they abandoned us in our time of need. We shared all we had, But they kept their secrets hidden. They acted like friends, While stabbing us in the back. They laughed with us, But mocked us when we weren’t there. …

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In the presence of a shepherd

Years ago, when they were faced with a critical decision in their life, their minds were a whirlwind of confusion. In their moment of need, they turned to someone they knew would listen and offer guidance without hesitation. This person, older and more experienced than them, had a heart of gold and a willingness to lend an ear to all …

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The Handmaid

As I navigate the vast expanse of the internet in search of fulfillment, my search engine leads me to this intriguing Handmaid. Initially appearing as a mere illusion, upon closer inspection, it reveals its enigmatic truths. It brings to mind Rene’s assertion that all humans possess the same capacity for reasoning, with the distinction lying in how that capacity is …

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Tomorrow Might be too Late

LET HER KNOW HOW IMPORTANT SHE IS Give her the attention she deserves. Let her feel superior above all today, Because tomorrow might be too late. WHEN THE FEELING IS STRONG, LET HER KNOW Let her be your companion, Be her guide, and she, your map today, Because tomorrow might be too late. APPRECIATE HER GOOD WORKS Don’t let her …

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