PEER Evaluation For Bro. Donald's Observation

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PEER EVALUATION for Bro. Donald (Luke) Henkel, SVD Luke is a very happy, responsible, and active person. After few months of adjustment, he begins to feel more comfortable and engaging in DWT community effectively. He gets along well with the community and fulfills his duty as a member of the JPIC committee. He participates in many events and collaborates with others for all the works need to be done. Luke has a sense of art, loves to create new things (crafting, planting, cooking, etc.), and cares for beauty and others’ sensitivity. I recognize Luke’s improvement liturgical/prayer attendance with time and manner. For instance, he often mediates and participates in the Holy Hours. I believe that his spirituality and prayer life liven

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