Called into the Wilderness - Sosu, Gabriel
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Writing this book has first and foremost helped me as an individual person to come to terms with things that are happening to me and around me. It has helped me gradually to discover my strengths and weaknesses, my successes and failures. It has also helped me to see how my day-to-day existence can enrich the lives of others by allowing myself to touch them, by extending a helping hand to them in the name of love. It has helped me to see how my life can resonate with the lives of countless others with whom I come into contact as a man of God. It has helped me to discover as a unique person,…mehr

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Writing this book has first and foremost helped me as an individual person to come to terms with things that are happening to me and around me. It has helped me gradually to discover my strengths and weaknesses, my successes and failures. It has also helped me to see how my day-to-day existence can enrich the lives of others by allowing myself to touch them, by extending a helping hand to them in the name of love. It has helped me to see how my life can resonate with the lives of countless others with whom I come into contact as a man of God. It has helped me to discover as a unique person, amongst the millions, or rather billions of God's creations, that my life experiences can help others also to discover his love for us.
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Fr. Gabriel Sosu, SVD, was born on June 19, 1951, the eldest son, but the second sibling in the family of six girls and three boys. At New Town, a sprawling suburb of Accra, the capital of Ghana on the West coast of Africa. His parents were from Togo and migrated to that country in the 1940s. At a good, ripe age of twenty-five, when at a time everyone in the family was looking up to him as the one who will help his younger ones. Inclined to pursue his calling to the sacred orders, he gave up his job as clerk in the ministry of education to enter the seminary and to study for the priesthood.