Jesus showed value of a single mother to numerous sick, from Galilee to Judea to the ends of the earth. Our words and actions should reflect others' value. [Luke 4:38-44, Wednesday of the 22nd Week in the Ordinary Time]

While the scribes and pharisees were very meticulous in the many religous practices, the Letter of James (1:27) provides us with two essential marks of a true religion: care for the poor and sanctification of one's self. [Mark 7:1-8, 14-15, 21-23, 22nd Sunday in the Ordinary Timeǰ

Jesus had to deal with such worst evils because they were allowed to progress. Act pomptly. Take a step forward while they are still beginning. [Matthew 23:13-22, Monday of the 21st Week in the Ordinary Time]

A prerequisite to loving others is learning to love ourselves. To love ourselves is primarily valuing our dignity as created in the image and likeness of God. [Matthew 22:34-40, Friday of the 20th Week in thè Ordinary Time]

To voluntarily go to the poor with our own gifts after following the precepts of the law, is necessary for our salvation. (Matthew 19:16-22, Monday of the 20th Week in the Ordinary Time)

Jesus chose food to remember Him and impart his presence to us for at least three reasons. First, for us naturally long for him. Second, to fill us with joy which should be a mark of our lives. Third, to teach us that we are one with one another and we are to live in solidarity with others. [John 6:51-58, 20th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

God's patience is not to tolerate us with our wrong. God has been carrying our burden. Maynwe find in our heart to change. [ Matthew 19:3-12, Friday of the 19th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Whispering or murmuring has its good purposes but also ugly uses. [John 6:41-51, 19th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Whispering has its good purposes but also ugly uses. [John 6:41-51, 19th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Good for ourselves, good for others and good for God [Matthew 16:24-28, Friday of the 18th Week in the Ordinary Time]