Lupita's Aspiration

The bishop would always take a walk around town with his uniform of course. The people would come out and greet him. They loved him.

 I'm really not interested in this book at all. Sorry to say, it's boring. I only read it cause I have too not because of any other reason.

 Both the bishop and the man were in the same emotional stage. I still find it fascinating how the bishop doesn't go off on people.

 The bishops sister is very happy for her brother (bishop) and proud of him. She is not comfortable with it but she knows he's doing it for a good cause. Seems like they are both very close. She is believer in Jesus. 

It was totally NOT okay, how the senator told the bishop so many things about Jesus that are absolutely not true at all. The bishop did nothing but prove him wrong in a very respectful way without showing anger. I would've gone off on him, if I was in his shoes. 

 

 In chapter 4 of les Misérables, talks about a death of a man that was charged for murder. The bishop is trying to find both sides of the story and understand how and why it happened. He is against the death penalty so he definitely doesn't want to say yes to that.

 I chose a booked called "Healing Her" I got it off Amazon. I was reading the reviews and it seemed like a amazing book. I'm super excited for it to get here. Its a poetry book about mainly women and stuff they can be going through and inspirational poems for them to reflect off of. 

Les Misérables chapter three was about a bishop that visited many chapels by foot and accompanied by the two woman sometimes. A really big incident happens when the bishop was about to go travel to a village to preach. Some savage bandits robbed a cathedral. He put everything in gods hands.