Juan Armando Méndez Sosa is a seminarian of the Archdiocese of Puebla in Mexico.
"I have been following the Lord for six years in the seminary and I am increasingly confirming the call that God has given me and strengthening my response to that divine call in which I desire with all my heart to try to be as generous as possible and to be able to configure myself more and more to Jesus Christ, servant, teacher, pastor and spouse of the Church.
The Lord wants me to be a priest, he wants me full, he wants me to be happy and above all he wants me to be a saint.
I have noticed how He is progressively acting in me through His grace and the Holy Spirit in the formation I am receiving to make me more and more like Him.
I never imagined all that the formation in Bidasoa would be able to do in me, to develop my talents and put them at the service of others, to mature humanly and spiritually, the solid intellectual formation and those great desires of sanctity that I have.
Training is permanent, human beings are unfinished beings and every day we learn new things and grow in different dimensions".
"You must be assured of my prayers and I beg you not to stop praying for me.
I thank you wholeheartedly and infinitely for all the good you do with your support for God and the Church.
I ask God for the grace to reciprocate by doing my part to make the most of this opportunity to train me well."
