Love yourself. When you love yourself, you will live by God's will for your life and pursue Heaven. When you love and respect yourself, you know how to love and respect others.

Whìle Heaven is open to all, everyone needs to have the "proper attire." Let's reflect. [Matthew 22:1-14, Thursday of the 20th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The first laborers recruited were not happy about the last laborers recruited receiving the same compensation. Jesus asked them, "Are you envious?". [Matthew 20:1-16, Wednesday of the 20th Week in the Ordinary Time]

God gives more than what He received from us. He is not only just but generous and gracious to us. [Matthew 19:23-30, Tuesday of the 20th Week in the Ordinary Time]

A young man readily exclaimed that he has been obeying the commandments but the next words of Jesus made him turn around and walk away. [Matthew 19:16-22, Monday of the 20th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We have at at least 3 reasons why God did not allow the body of Mary to experience corruption. [Luke 1:39-56, Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary]

When Jesus said, "let the children come to me", he was not just referring to the little gentle sweet kids around. He was also referring to the ugliest and scariest among us. [Matthew 19:13-15, Saturday of the 19th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The arguement about divorce gave way for Jesus to speak about God's plan and will for man. It spilled over to the issue of being single. [Matthew 19:3-12, Friday of the 19th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Peter asked Jesus as to how often we should forgive others. Interesting topic, right? The next words of Jesus surprised Peter and will continue to surprise generations after. [Matthew 18:21-19:1, Thursday of the 19th Werk in the Ordinary Time]

Let us give the Lord a chance to settle our conflicts and differences lest, we will destroy ourselves and each other. [Matthew 18:15-20, Wednesday of the 19th Week in the Ordinary Time]