I'm a Pre-Health Sciences student that will also probably end up with a minor in Theology. These studies seem like opposite ends of the spectrum, because one requires hard facts, and the other sometimes unexplainable faith, but I love both subjects equally. I'm an advocate of service and immersion, because it gives one a world view that becomes increasingly broad and understanding, and also puts someone in the shoes of Jesus as he stood those most in need during his ministry. With service, I hope to travel far and wide to witness, as well as experience, the universal power of lending a helping hand, or receiving one in return.

Writing These Reflections. . .

. . .helps me to sit down and actually think about the readings from Mass, many of which, regrettably, tend to just fly over my head without much contemplation. While writing reflections will mostly require inward thinking and relating, what's interesting is that reflection will also probably need some research, both historical and theological, that pinpoint the true context and importance of the passage and how it is relates to God's big picture.