The early martyrs of the Church of Rome is an example that persecution is part of our lives. We can overcome though. [Matthew 8:1-5, Friday of the 12th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The big difference between a sheep and a wolf. [Matthew 7:15-20, Wednesday of the 12th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We are to take a proactive response. [Matthew 7:1-5, Monday of the Twelve Week in the Ordinary Time]

In dealing with fear, trust in God's time and thrust to oìr mission. [Matthew 10:26-33, 12th Sunday in the Ordinary.

One big threat to true Christianity is anonymity. Our call is specific. Do not hide in the crowd. [Matthew 9:36-10:8, 11th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

The Church is like the heart of Jesus where everyone finds acceptance and healing love. [Matthew 11:25-30, Friday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time, Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus]

God has been consistent through man's history. [Matthew 5:17-19, Wednesday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time]

To be a "salt of the earth" is to recognize our worth and goodness. It is not enough because we have to be a "light to the world." It means placing ourselves in a position of service to others where our goodness will shine. [Matthew 5:13-16, Tuesday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time, Feast of St. Anthony of Padua]

We see the world from the eyes of God. [Matthew 5:1-12, Monday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The Holy Mass is meant to fill us with such sublime grace and love so that we are able to impart the same to the world. [John 6:51-58, Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ]