All the tribulations, persecutions, wars, famine and other unexplainable happenings are warnings. God intended to send us such to warn us. You know why He warns us. [Luke 21:29-33, Friday of the 34th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The early Christians suffered much for the cause of the Gospel. Though we still experience persecutions, much has improved already since the early times. [Luke 21:12-19, Red Wednesday, Wednesday of the 34th Week in the Ordinary Time]

While the Lord recognizes all modes of giving - you give your desired amount, you give according to what is asked of you and you give all and out of your own need. [Luke 21:1-4, Monday of the 34th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The second thief, though sinner was rewarded with Paradise. The Kingship of Jesus favors "unkingly" pride. [Luke 23:35-43, Solemnity of Christ the King]

There's no need of human love in Heaven. The Divine love of God will fill up every being and will be more than enough to still long for any kind of love. [Luke 20:27-40, Saturday of the 33rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus was passionate about preserving the temple and teaching the people but we also saw the intense ire of the Jewish authorities to stop Jesus from doing his ministry. [Luke 19:45-48, Friday of the 33rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jerusalem fell because she missed the gift of the Messiah in Jesus. [Luke 19:41-44, Thursday of the 33rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

To avoid evil is one thing but to do good is another thing. Both are needed for our salvation. [Luke 19:11-28, Wednesday of the 33rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Zaccheus showed reverence that he received God's graciousness. [Luke 19:1-10, Tuesday of the 33rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

He made use of what he had - voice. He then voiced out what he needed. [Luke 18:35-43, Monday of the 33rd Week in the Ordinary Time]