The family had no idea that little Luigi would grow up to be…a redeemer of sins committed by them.
Since childhood, little Luigi would notice the brutality of the men in his family. They were aristocrats and ruled whimsically. The women were prudish too.
As he grew up, he felt agonised to see the atrocities. One day, he saw his father beating a subject to death. He cried and begged God to give his family good sense. He resolved to do as much good as he could to absolve their crimes.
He rejected politics, ancestral riches, marriage in favour of priesthood. To this day, Rev Luigi is working tirelessly for mankind.
This story is a part of the wonderful ‘Mondays Finish The Story Challenge’ by Barbara Beacham. She provides us with a photo prompt, the first sentence, and approximately 150 words with which we are to use to write our story. To take up the challenge click here – MFtS
Well done and told Shivangi! Thank you so much for continuing to write for the MFtS challenge. Be well my friend… ^..^
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Thanks a ton Barbara. Hope you are better now. I must tell you that your prompts are very creative😀
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I am glad that you are having fun!
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Shavangi, very nice! Great story!
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Thank you so much PJ. Glad you liked it.
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I like reading your stories Shavangi, you should write more.
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Yes PJ.. Will try my best😀
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Wonderful! I’ll be watching for them.
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😀😀😀😀
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Lovely story… very nicely done!!!
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Glad you liked it😀
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Lovely story, Shivangi. We need more people like Father Luigi. Well written. 🙂 — Suzanne
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Thank you so much Suzanne😀
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Lovely take Shivangi, I enjoyed the perspective you gave Luigi.
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Happy that you liked it😀
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At least one for the mankind! Good story!
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Thank you Santosh😀
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Good for Luigi! A case where “like father, like son” does not hold true. Brave of him to step away from his family’s privileged lifestyle in order to help others.
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Yes… Thank you so much😀
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I wish Luigi was born to one of our politicos.
Great tale. 🙂
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Thank you so much YS. Absolutely true YS😀
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It’s a shame there aren’t more people like father Luigi in the world. Good story, Shivangi. 🙂
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Glad that you liked it😀
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A great switch in the family traits ~ We need more redeemers Shivangi conscience is a very powerful force.
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Thank you so much John. I agree with you😀
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I’m sure that many aristocratic families of the past were as brutal and heartless as Luigi’s, and you have painted the picture of them well. It’s good to know that Luigi didn’t follow in their footsteps and grew up to be a kind and just man who worked against such atrocities. Lovely story, Shivangi. 🙂
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True Millie. Thanks a lot for reading and appreciating😀
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A great take on the picture, Shivangi!
I am glad he made up his own mind rather than following the herd.
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Right Francesca. Thank you for reading.
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Gripping tale. So less words but the impact was powerful 🙂
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Glad you liked it😀
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It was interesting, I hope I won’t miss the next part of the story on next monday 🙂
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Thanks a lot for reading Fateema😀
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