One's fate before the Eternal Judge depends on how we live today. [Luke 21:5-19, 33rd Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Even evil cannot resist persistent prayers. The Lord expects to find faith in us. [Luke 18:1-8, Saturday of the 32nd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Worst things happen by surprise. At times, too quick for a reaction from us. The Lord, on the other hand, will always leave opportunities for us no matthet what happens. [Luke 17:26-37, Friday of the 32nd Week in the Ordinary Time]

The Kingdom of God is among you says the Lord. While good leadership is important, much should happen first among each of us. [Luke 17:20-25, Thursday of the 32nd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Yes, you read it right! Give expecting a return. A return not from the people who received but a return or a repayment coming from God. In doing so, our giving will not depend on the recipients nor our feeling about them but will solely about an incomparable repayment from God. [Luke 14:12-14, Monday of the 31s Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus in pursuit of the Father's will would always pray and even invited others to join in the mission.[Luke 6:12-16, Feast of Sts. Simon and Jude]

Clarity of purpose and courage to pursue were shown by Jesus. [Luke 13:31-35, Thursday of the 30th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Salvation is attained thru engagement and toil. [Luke 13:22-30, Wednesday of the 30th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Mustard seed and yeast remain as they are until they are sown and mixed with wheat. We are not to remain "small". We are to grow. [Luke 13:18-21, Tuesday of the 30th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus reprimanded the leader of the synagogue for being a hypocrite. One's good intention is not enough. The action that follows justifies. (Luke 13:10-17, Monday of the 30th Week in the Ordinary Time)