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  No soy el mejor padre. Gracias.  Las gorras y tazas, playeras y chocolates me envían un mensaje que me encantaría creer. Mi corazón brinca de la alegría al sentir que todos estamos en una competencia y me llega la noticia que soy el ganador. El mejor papá del mundo. Pero, para decirme que soy el mejor de lo que sea, quiere decir que estemos metidos en el campo de la comparación: un lugar dónde no tengo la confianza que mi corazón entre a batallar. Gracias a Dios que no compara lo que crea.  El mensaje es lindo y las intenciones muy chulas, pero cuando el mundo aparentemente se armoniza en mandarme una señal que soy el mejor, algo está muy mal. Podrán decir que solo es una forma de decir cuan especial e importante son los papás que reciben los halagos, pero más que comunicar, nuestro mensaje alimenta mi deseo de ganar; algo que me ha tomado años a querer desnutrir. Todos sabemos que hoy, millones de padres pondrán la gorra y tomarán de la taza pero pocos se preguntan, ¿t...
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I just arrived in Canada after an amazing time in Nashville at the Christian Alliance for Orphans (CAFO) Summit. The four day conference was focused on the different aspects of orphan care: adoption, foster care and residential care. It was interesting to find out that CAFO has now included a fourth pillar in the spectrum of orphan care which is family reunification; exactly what we began doing at Casa Bernabe in January of this year. I am heading up the newly founded department of family reunification and my psychologist and administrative assistant/nutritionist were also able to attend the conference.  Aside from all we received from the speakers and panels, the most incredible part of the conference was to be surrounded by thousands of people that have passionately dedicated their lives to taking care of orphans all over the world. Before leaving Guatemala, I was able to visit one of the mothers that we are working with to see if she can possibly be reunited with ...
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