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[Hank's Mail]A Divine Act of Grace

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Dear all,



Good morning!


From a historical standpoint, this week marked a watershed for peace, reconciliation and cooperation on the Korean peninsular thanks to both North Korea¡¯s pledge to disable its nuclear activities by year-end and the second summit between top leaders of two Koreas.


People, including President Bush hailed the beaming news. However, conservatives in Washington showed skepticism about North Korea¡¯s commitment, due to its plan to ¡°disable¡± the program in lieu of ¡°dismantling¡± it and some conservatives in Seoul viewed the summit as a political show. Yet, this landmark in history for peace, reconciliation and cooperation reminds me of the unforgettable acts of grace the Amish people unfolded during this week of last year in face of a wanton slaughter of their children.


A year ago a milk-truck driver in Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania stormed into an Amish schoolhouse, ordered the boys and adults to get out, and a dozen girls to line up along a blackboard. After tying their feet together with wire and flexible plastic ties, he opened fire at point-blank range, killing five of them and wounding five more before shooting himself.



The Amish are known as people living on their religious belief in the countryside of Pennsylvania, wearing peculiar apparel like light-colored shirts, dark pants and broad-rimmed hats for men and bonnets and long, dark dresses for women, and not using modern devices such as automobiles, electricity, computers and telephones. Unlike the mainstream society, where names of deities are often invoked to fuel cycles of revenge generation after generation and retribution is a right taken for granted, the Amish forgave the killer and his family.



They visited the gunman¡¯s widow at her home with food and flowers and hugged her family members. Also, about half of the 75 mourners at the gunman¡¯s funeral were Amish, including parents who buried their own daughters a day or so before. They even contributed to a fund for the shooter¡¯s family.


The memory of this stunning forgiveness by the Amish makes us seriously think about life. What the father of a slain daughter said won¡¯t ever pass out of my mind: ¡°Our forgiveness is not our words, it is what we do.¡±


Good weekend, you all!



Hank



[Story of Ms. Victoria Ruvolo]


Imagine being in your car, peacefully driving, when suddenly something rock-hard shatters your windshield, hits you and breaks nearly every bone in your face. It turns out that the ¡°weapon¡± was a frozen turkey, hurled from the rear window of a speeding car by a teenage college student out for a joyride with friends.


That¡¯s what happened last November to Victoria Ruvolo, a 44-year-old office manager, on a road in the far eastern town of Riverhead on Long Island. She could have been killed, and she could have had brain damage. Surgeons had to rebuild her face, using metal plates and screws. But remarkably, she recovered and within a few months was back on her own and working again.


But that¡¯s not the real story. It¡¯s what happened the following August in court that makes this a tale to remember. The boy who threw the turkey, 19-year-old Ryan Cushing, who suffers from impaired vision, was indicted on a first-degree assault charge and could have faced up to 25 years in prison. And then Ruvolo stepped in.


She saw Cushing for the first time coming out of the courtroom. He stopped, choking and crying as he tried to apologize to her.


¡°For an intensely emotional few minutes, Ruvolo embraced him tightly, stroked his face and patted his back as he sobbed uncontrollably,¡± wrote a New York Times reporter. As the young man kept saying, ¡°I¡¯m sorry, I didn¡¯t mean it,¡± the woman he could have killed repeated, ¡°It¡¯s OK. It¡¯s OK. I just want you to make your life the best it can be.¡±


Then, at Ruvolo¡¯s insistence, prosecutors agreed to a plea bargain for Cushing, giving him six months in jail and five years¡¯ probation instead of 25 years in prison.


One man later said that in his 30 years as a prosecutor ¡°he had not seen such a forgiving victim.¡±


Much has been written about forgiveness. I, too, have devoted time and words to sharing the process I had to go through to be able to forgive the murderer of my son and his wife. I would be asked: Is forgiveness possible when crime shatters a family? It took time, but the day came when I could honestly say yes.


In that time I learned much about what makes forgiveness so difficult. In a word: anger.


I soon saw the light and the truth of what anger could do to me, and that underscored the need to forgive. I was giving up freedom and the ability to get on with good work for that phony, but popular, belief that we are justified in wanting to ¡°get even.¡±


And so I learned that forgiveness begins with letting go of the anger. When this is done, freedom returns. We can go to the next stage of forgiveness, which is to pray for the one who has hurt us and remember that this person is also a child of God.


I think this is what Ruvolo also believed.


The New York Times actually wrote an editorial about Ruvolo, titling it ¡°A Moment of Grace.¡± Their words were touching:


¡°Given the opportunity for retribution, Ms. Ruvolo gave and got something better: the dissipation of anger and the restoration of hope, in a gesture as cleansing as the tears washing down her damaged face, and the face of the foolish, miserable boy whose life she single-handedly restored.¡±


What a gift she gave! God bless her!


[General and Private]


A man phoned a local armory and spoke to a young recruit. ¡°What kind of stock do we have there at the armory, private?¡± the caller asked authoritatively.


The private replied, ¡°Sir, we have six tanks, six trucks, twelve jeeps, and a whole lot of guns and ammunition. Oh, yeah, we¡¯ve also got two Cadillac¡¯s for our big, fat generals.¡±


The caller paused before barking out, ¡°Private, do you know who this is?¡±


¡°No, sir,¡± the startled private replied.


¡°This is General Weston!¡±


Again there was a pause in the conversation, until the private asked, ¡°General Weston, do you know who this is, sir?¡±


Surprised, the general answered. ¡°No!¡±


The private chuckled and said, ¡°See ya around, fatty!¡±



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