The crowd searched for Jesus when they found out that he was no longer around. They got into boats and eventually found Jesus but he told them a bitter truth. [John 6:24-35, 18th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

There was one deadly trait of Herod that both saved and caused the death of John the Baptist. Let's listen and reflect. [Matthew 14:1-12, Saturday of the 17th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Many of Jesus' townsfolk doubted his credibility. His works and teachings were not received well. [Matthew 13:54-58, Friday of the 14th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus describes the Kingdom of Heaven to a net thrown into the sea that caught 2 kinds of fish. Each kind has a different destination. Which kind of catch do you want to be? [Matthew 13:47-53, Thursday of the 17th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Finding a buried wealth and a precious pearl is one but getting them is another thing. [Matthew 13:44-46, Wednesday of the 17th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Yes. Punishment is not only for evildoers. Find out here when Jesus explained to his disciples the meaning of the parable of the wheat & weeds. [Matthew 13:36-43, Tuesday of the 17th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Why would Jesus speak about the smallest seed and yeast in a big crowd. Know the "me" power! [Matthew 13:31-35, Monday of the 17th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus knew what to do with at least 5000 people coming to him. He decided to challenge his apostles. What happened next amazed everyone. [ John 6:1-15, 17th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Which will God do first? Reward the good or punish the evil? Let's reflect on the Gospel today. [Matthew 13:24-30, Saturday of the 16th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus explained the parable of the sower and pointed out the sad fates of the first three seeds. What does it take to be a good soil that it made the seeds grew and bore fruits? [Matthew 13:18-23, Friday of the 16th Week in the Ordinary Time]