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Editorial de Cristina López Schlichting. El Dr. Víctor Pedrera nos explica todos los detalles de la manifestación de los médicos de este sábado en protesta por el Estatuto Marco del Gobierno. Raquel Pardo y Ruth Blasco son dos emprendedoras rurales que ofrecen servicios de salud bucodental y peluquería a las zonas más despobladas. Marian Rojas habla de la vulnerabilidad.

How do we face our own insecurities and moments of being threatened?

Be Intentional in being happy and in paying attention to things that our positive.

When we listen to the things we should be listening to, we can respond accordingly.

We need to name the"demons" in life before we can remove them

Are our relationships and commitments life-giving to others?

In what way are we indifferent to the Lazarus' around us?

The measure with which we measure, will be measured back to us.

Whatever we do to the least of our brothers and sisters we do to Him.

We pray that God will set us free from entanglements and attachments so as to better follow Him.

As we approach Lent, we are called to have a spiritual transformation by recognizing and embracing our faults.

We need to face the consequences or our action or inaction and change for the better

Are the languages we are using bringing people together or pushing them apart?

Los profesionales médicos se concentran hoy ante las puertas del Ministerio de Sanidad a modo de protesta contra el borrador del estatuto marco propuesto por Sanidad. "Basta con leer la redacción del anteproyecto de estatuto marco para ver que al médico se le maltrató de forma totalmente diferenciada con el resto de categorías profesionales", expresa Víctor Pedrera, secretario general de la Confederación Española de Sindicatos Médicos (CESM), en Las Mañanas de RNE con Josep Cuní. "Parece mentira que después de la pandemia, lo que tuvimos que soportar el colectivo médico, nos encontramos ahora que la Administración intenta solucionar y paliar sus deficiencias con un estatuto marco que, hablando en plata, lo que pretende es esclavizar al colectivo", se lamenta Pedrera.Para exponer los motivos por los que se manifiestan en contra, el entrevistado pone un ejemplo destacado, el de la jornada laboral de los sanitarios: "Mientras que se habla de una reducción de la jornada a 37 horas y media, al médico se le impone una jornada de hasta 48 horas a la semana. No se le respetan descansos semanales de más de 36 horas en cómputo bisemanal", refiere el secretario general de la CESM. Además, alude a que el concepto de hora extraordinaria en el caso de los médicos no existe: "Es la hora de guardia, que se retribuye por debajo de la hora ordinaria, que no contabiliza para la jubilación como tiempo trabajado", subraya. Escuchar audio

Pay attention to the encounters we initiate. Have you left a mark or a scar?

The support and care and forgiveness of other people matters.

What kind of grace do we need to embrace our vulnerabilities and sinfulness and be free?

We do what we ought to do because it is between us and God

Do not forget the importance of resting and taking care of ourselves.

If God gave us sight, then don't choose to be blind.

Don't waste God's grace. If you have enough, then give it to others.

As we face whatever persecution there may be, face it together with God.

Do not give up before the miracle can happen because with God's grace and our efforts it will.

However unnerving death may be, we find hope in the Son of Man, the Good Shepherd.

Whatever we are going through in our lives, the words of Jesus can reassure us.

No one is too poor to be able to give or share or too rich that one doesn't need anything.

If we know how to deal with each other, do we know how to deal with our God?

Allow God to find us and give us the second chance we need.

Be accountable to each other and to God.

Pay attention to those around us who may need help.

Once we know where God is missing and we show God to others, evangelization becomes meaningful.

What are we basing our hope on? What are we holding on to?

What is your reason to wake up in the morning and where is love in that?

Do the blessing and be the blessing for others.

Miracles can happen in the ordinary situations of our lives and make us humble.

Our hearts remain restless until they are back home with the One who created us.

By asking ourselves and answering the question "why", it may reflect our own struggles to be "good shepherds"

We have a God who promised us the grace we need to rise up again.

Do not ask whether it will be difficult or hard but ask whether it will be worth it.

Fr. G reflects on St. Maximillian Kolbe and the importance of paying attention to the small encounters.

When we have reached our limits, the answers we take should correspond to the needs that we have.

If we we can commit ourselves to the Lord more deeply, we can understand Him more fully.

In the face of doubt, learn from Jesus' advice to Thomas.

To favor someone and love someone doesn't mean tolerating the wrong things they have done, but helping correct them and to face life.

What are given to us are simple beginnings that we can build from.

Are we being led closer to God?

Greater love remains because God is there with us.

When you treasure someone, you appreciate them, protect them, and nurture them.

We need God's grace because of our own tendencies and frailties.

It is ok to let go of the things that won't allow you to meet your needs.