Reflect today on your duty to share the Gospel. Whether explicitly through words or implicitly through actions and virtues, every Christian is called to fulfill this mission with true authority. Recognize that as you exercise this authority from Christ, the Kingdom of God expands, and the influence of the evil one is overcome.

Reflect today on the single-minded devotion to Jesus in your life. Consider whether your attachment is more to good feelings or consolations, or if it is rooted in a deeper devotion to His transformative message. Picture yourself on the shore, listening to Jesus speak, and allow His words to deepen and transform your life.

Reflect today on your soul and relationships with honesty. Open yourself to what God may reveal and, if a hardened heart is detected, pray for the Lord's intervention to soften it. Though change is difficult, the rewards are immeasurable. Embrace the opportunity for transformation without delay.

Consider any tendency you may have to excessively criticize those close to you. Step back from criticism and renew your practice of mercy. By doing so, you might realize that your judgments do not fully align with God's truth.

Reflect today on your approach to fasting and penitential practices. Do you incorporate fasting into your spiritual life? Regular sacrifices can strengthen your will and draw you closer to Christ. If this practice has been neglected, renew your commitment to it, trusting that God will work powerfully in your life.

Reflect today on your sacred calling to be a mediator of God's grace and mercy. Consider the people God wants to touch through you. Saying "Yes" to this mission allows you to share in the glorious calling of being an intercessor and mediator of God's grace.

Reflect on Levi's response to Jesus' call. Consider the inner certitude he received in that moment and the immediate abandonment of his former life. Ponder how others might have perceived his choice to follow Jesus. Be open to the same grace and, if ever blessed with such clarity from God, respond without hesitation.

Reflect on how you respond to those caught in the cycle of manifest sin. Do you distance yourself, or do you commit to being a source of hope and assistance when they feel hopeless? Offering the gift of hope by helping others turn fully to the Lord is one of the greatest acts of charity.

Reflect on Jesus' words, and identify the sin that affects your soul and relationships the most. Jesus wants to say to you, "Be made clean," and strengthen your relationship by cleansing that sin. Turning to Him in humility, especially within the Sacrament of Reconciliation, allows Him to free you from spiritual leprosy.

Reflect today on the importance of boldly rebuking the evil one and rejecting the lies and temptations he presents. Turn to the Lord as the source of all truth and open your heart and mind only to Him.