People may be cruel to you but you have the loving care of God with you. [Luke 12:1-7, Friday of the 28th Week in the Ordunary Time]

The persistent message of the Blessed Mother in Fatima was conversion of the people. [Luke 11:47-54, Feast of Our Lady of Fatima, Thursday of the 28th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Two wrong priorities are putting evil ahead of what is good and putting good ahead of what is better. Today's Gospel proposes two things: justice and love of God. [Luke 11:42-46, Wednesday of the 28th Week in the Ordinary Time]

External impression or internal conversion? [Luke 11:37-41, Tuesday of the 28th week in the Ordinary Time]

People of Jesus' time were most privileged but they failed to recognized it. [Luke 11:29-32, Monday of the 28th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The healing of the 10 lepers sent a clear message on our faith. Do you have faith put of need, trust or relarionship? [Luke 17:11-19, 28th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Being blessed is not just about receiving from God but rather it is about what we do with what we recèived. [Luke 11:27-28, Saturday of the 27th Week in the Ordinary Time]

When Jesus used imagery of a conquest of land and even said "whoever is not with me is against me and whoever does not gather with me scatters", it implied that if one is serious about his faith he/she should not be surprised to encounter a lot of challenges. [Luke 11:15-26, Friday of the 27th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We will receive what we need. We will find what we are looking for. The door will open for us. However, we need to ASK, SEEK and KNOCK first. [Luke 11:5-13, Thursday of the 27th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Praying the Lord's prayer is a commitment to the relationship we have for one another and a privilege to be beneficiaries to the privisions of God our Father. [Luke 11:1-4, Wednesday of the 27th Week in the Ordinary Time]