Joseph despite the pain and frustration of knowing Mary, his fiance is pregnant, decided to move on. We always have a choice for every frustration or failure. We either "mukmok" or move on. [Matthew 1:18-24, 3rd Simbang Gabi, December 18]

God has a massive plan for the salvation of man. What is ask of us is to know and to execute each role. Peace follows. [John 1:6-8, 19-28, 3rd Sunday of Advent]

To be indifferent should not be an option among Jesus' followers. [Matthew 11:16-19, Friday in the 2nd Week of Advent]

Yes as promised, we can run to God for rest and relief. We have to take the yoke and learn though. May hirap pa din! [Matthew 11:28-30, Wednesday of the 2nd Week of Advent]

A group of men agreed to bring the paralytic to Jesus whatever it takes. Their concerted effort resulted to healing and forgiveness to the helpless man. [Luke 5:17-26, Monday of the 2nd Week of Advent]

Let's take the voice of John from the wilderness. Let us make the voice and noise of goodness, respect and compassion louder than the noice of vulgarity, abuses and evil. [Mark 1:1-8, 2nd Sunday of Advent]

Like Jesus, the Church recognizes the temporal needs of the people. However, we ask ourselves if we use the Church for selfish gains or we use whatever we have for the Church's work of evangelization. [Matthew 15:29-37, Wednesday of the 1st Week of Advent]

What gives you joy? This Gospel reading asks us the cause of our happiness. [Luke 10:21-24, Tuesday of the 1st Week of Advent]

With only a couple of small coins, the widow gave the most. Know why from Jesus. [Luke 21:1-4, Monday of the 34th Week in the Ordinary Time]

God's love language is mercy. Man's language should be charity. Charity is different from "payment" and "investment". Charity is love granted freely without any of the given reasons. [Matthew 25:31-46, Solemnity of Christ the King]