Andy Del Rosario

Today, I will talk about how obedience and humility are applied in everyday life. In these times, many families originated in one-family crisis between parents and children, because the spouses, to support them, are forced to work outside the home. That interest of partners to ensure the economic status of their children, and not allow them to have time to take care of home education, which involves values ​​such as filial piety, good manners, honesty, gratitude, courtesy, mutual respect, trust and obedience, is more important than education received by children and adolescents in schools and colleges. The consequence is that children, lacking a good relationship with their parents, for the short time they have their parents to share with them,  risk falling into a state of emotional crisis affecting obedience to be observed.  Then some of the parents, when they have to discipline children, appeal to the rod or strap as a deterrent, involving corporal, and often verbal, punishment, further deepening the problem. But when love and good homeschooling prevail, then the children respect their parents, are held and obeyed by them, and are well behaved, in compensation for their good treatment.