An interesting conversation took place between Jesus and a man after the latter's query about eternal life. [Mark 10:17-27, Monday in the 8th Week of the Ordinary Time.

Jesus had to ascend to Heaven so that His Spirit may come upin and dwell in each of us. It is about one glorified resurrected body of Jesus versus Jesus' presence to everyone else through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit. It is about one Jesus preaching and witnessing versus everyone of us preaching and witnessing in His name and through the power of His Spirit. (John 20:19-23, Solemnity of the Pentecost B)

Peter after getting an idea from Jesus about what would happen to him, asked about what awaits John. Jesus gave a very interesting reply to him that even today, we ourselves can draw inspiration from. [John 21:20-25, Saturday in the 7th Week of Easter]

What must have been a romantic breakfast by the shore of the Sea of Tiberias lead to a serious but essential conversation on what love for Jesus mean. [John 21:15-19, Friday in the 7th Week of Easter]

Jesus explicitly proclaimed He being one with the Father for an important reason. [John 17:20-26, Thursday in the 7th Week of Easter]

Jesus' prayer for the disciples was not to take them out of this world. [John 17:11-19, Wednesday in the 7th Week of Easter]

Jesus plainly expressed his desire to the Father. Know also what we should do today as reflected in this particular dialogue. [John 17:1-11, Tuesday in the 7th Week of Easter]

Jesus gave two responses for our guilt. [John 16:29-33, Monday in the 7th Week of Easter]

The glorious ascension of Jesus brings us back how His life has been before that moment of vindication. We will not just "stand and look at the sky." [Mark 16:15-20, Solemnity of the Ascension of the Lord]

There are at least 2 ways we can experience such kind of joy. [John 16:23-28, Saturday in the 6th Week of Easter]