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When Pintado came home
Pedro’s account was originally written in Portuguese and was published in the May 2014 Portuguese, French, German, and Spanish editions of The Herald of Christian Science.
I have a dog called Pintado (which means “Spotty” in English). He used to live on the streets, and he was very skinny and poorly cared for. Mommy, Grandmother, and I took care of him and fed him, and since then he has lived with us.
One day, Pintado escaped and went missing for many hours. I was afraid that he would be run over by a car, or that someone would harm him. It was raining a lot, and I was also afraid that Pintado had not been able to find shelter.
Then I called my aunt, because my mom was working. My aunt told me we should pray together to know that in God’s kingdom nothing is ever lost. I understood that Pintado was not lost, and that God would show him his way back home. We also affirmed in our prayers that God was with Pintado, caring for him.
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