Library Ethics and ethics You are loved as is / Kazuko Watanabe

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Ethics and Morality
[Introduction to the Contents]
Words of courage and peace that can be a source of mind when it is hard or sad.
This book contains the manuscript found in the articles left by the author who produced the great bestseller, as well as the manuscript selected from books that are difficult to obtain at present.
How to accept a life that is not as you want, what makes you "feel like me", the promise given to us by God, the attitude that does not escape from the pain even when the winter of life comes. Sister Watanabe's gentle and dignified words are like water of life that soothes the anxiety and thirst of modern people.
"Live like yourself.
After that, keep track of your own footsteps."
"Look at what you gain rather than what you lost."
"What you have done is more than what you have done."
"What you have done is more than what you have done."
Nothing is wasted in your life.
Messages that encourage you to live your life.
When you have reached a deadlock or are about to fall over many times in your life, it is the Bible's word that "God does not give a test beyond his power". He also served as president of Notre Dame Seishin Women's University and president of Notre Dame Seishin University. He also served as president of the Japanese Association of Catholic Schools for about nine years.
Received the Okayama Prefectural Cultural Award (academic category) in 1974, the Sanyo Shimbun Award (educational service) in 1979, the Saisei Award from the Okayama Social Welfare Council, the Chikayoko Award from the Soroptimist Nippon Foundation in 1986, and the Miki Memorial Award in 1989.
Received the Gold Medal of the Order of the Central Rays of Asahi in spring decoration in 2016.
Passed away on December 30, 2016.
1927 Sophia University