It is interesting to know the story behind "salt of the earth". We are to be catalyst of change. Do remember the attribute to the Lord all the good we have done in our life.[Matthew 5:13-16, 5th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

John the baptist like St. Blaise lived and died for the truth. We have the same calling. [Mark 6:14-29, Feast of St. Blaise]

Simeon saw the baby Jesus, the promised Christ. With this, he felt ready to leave the world. What will make you ready to leave? [Luke 2:22-32, Feast of the Presentation of the Lord]

Jesus was not received well in his hometown. He was amazed at the lack of faith of his townfolks thus, only a few healing happened though can perform miracles at will. Faith of the people was needed. (Mark 6:1-6, Wednesday of the 4th Week in the Ordinary Time)

Jesus healed the man possessed by the evil spirit. He suffered severely and Jesus made him well to reunite to his fàmily. [Mark 5:1-20, Monday of the 4th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The assurances of the love of God explains the blessedness of the poor, the hungry, the persecuted, etc. [Matthew 5:1-12, 4th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Oir call is to become a sower, a sower of the Good News. [Mark 4:26-34, Friday of the 3rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

St. Paul's unique experience shows that conversion is unique to every person and it is primarily God's work. [Mark 16:15-18, Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul]

Jesus' actions were referred as coming from the Evil. Whenever confusions between good and evil occur, dissensions happen. [Mark 3:22-30, Monday of the 3rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus' actions were referred as coming from the Evil. Whenever confusions between good and evil occur, dissensions happen. [Mark 3:22-30, Monday of the 3rd Week in the Ordinary Time]