parental wound

excerpted from commentary on luke 24:35-48 (post-resurrection appearance: jesus eats baked fish) by fr jhonathan letada, svd (the word in other words: bible diary 2016) [caps mine]:

"i facilitated a day of recollection with a group of second year students. one of the very touching moments with them was when they wrote their PERSONAL LOVE LETTER TO GOD.
i asked them to find a comfortable place for themselves. some went to the corners of the room. others stayed at their own seats. and there was one student who stayed under the table, i did not mind her until finally i approached her and to my surprise she was soberly crying. her tears slowly dropped on her activity sheet. accompanying her in silence, i felt her pain. she wanted to say something but she had difficulty uttering ever a single word. when she was ready, she disclosed spontaneously, 'miss ko na po and daddy't mommy ko. kelan ko po kaya sila makikita uli? bakit kailangan pa nilang maghiwalay?' then, she started sobbing."

my comment:

dr pau vitz

this is part of my dissertation review of literature showing that parental experience has a direct relationship with relationship with god. ex: dr paul vitz's 1999 bk faith of the fatherless: the psychology of atheism.