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It's disgusting to see the way that so many men have been treating women in recent days. This kind of misogynistic behaviour is unacceptable and must stop.
In a society that values the contribution of everyone, there is no room for the denigration of anyone.
Men - it is up to us to fix our mindsets and any perverse views we may have about women's bodies and what they choose to wear. It is also our responsibility to call out, stand against and put a stop disrespectful and abusive behaviour towards women. It starts with us.
Reflection
“You will grieve, but your grief will turn to joy." These words from Jesus were not just for His disciples—they are a promise that still echoes in our lives today.
What makes this promise so powerful is that Jesus doesn't say joy will replace grief—He says grief itself will become joy. Like a seed buried in the ground before it grows into something beautiful, sorrow is often the very soil where joy takes root.
Think about it—the cross, a symbol of agony, became the greatest victory. The empty tomb, once a place of mourning, became proof of eternal hope. The disciples’ deepest heartbreak turned into overwhelming joy when they saw Jesus alive again.
Maybe today, you feel stuck in a “Friday” season—a time of waiting, loss, or uncertainty. But take heart: Sunday is coming. The same God who turned death into life is working behind the scenes in your story. Your weeping will not last forever. Hold on, because in Christ, grief is never wasted—it is transformed.
We are all a little broken, a little jagged. We all know sorrow, we all know deep pain. With love, kindness and compassion, we smooth out those jagged edges, we add to the softness that is in our heart. We slowly lose the parts that make us hard. It takes time. But mostly love. Self love. Self kindness. Self compassion.