Writing Gratitude Letters to Frontliners


A group of friends have started a gratitude letter drive where you can write personal messages for the heroes fighting the battle against Co-VID-2019! The letters will be transcribed in a PUBMAT, posted online, and then shared until they reach our heroes working in different fields.

You and your kids may write to health workers, uniformed personnel manning the borders, security guards, bankers, supermarket sales persons...You may write letters to the afflicted also.

One group of frontliners who are often not mentioned are the priests. They administer the sacraments, and these days they are most likely swamped with requests for prayers and spiritual consolation. Giving these can be tiring too. We often ask for prayers and advice from priests without realizing that they also need our support. Perhaps some of you might want to write them letters too.

Whatever you and your kids do, what matters is to send words of gratitude and encouragement to those who need and deserve them. And sincere letters from children will especially touch their hearts.

You may e-mail the letters to Maricar Mauricio at maricarmauricio017 AT gmail DOT com, or send them to her via Facebook messenger (www.facebook.com/macxmauricio) until Friday.

For sure, the gratitude letters from you and your kids will brighten their day and give them strength for another day of battle.


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