Jesus accompanied by the great crowd resuscitated a dead son who was in a procession with her mother and another big crowd from the city. [Luke 7:11-17, Tuesday of the 24th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The manner of the first appeal of the centurion showed how he was careful to impose his authority to Jesus. The second time the centurion sent slaves showed how he recognized the authority of Jesus. [Luke 7:1-10, Monday of the 14th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The pharisees and scribes could have been really good followers of God if only they did not alienate the public sinners. Recognizing the value of persons was Jesus' way of getting them closer to God. [Luke 15:1-32, 24th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Bad tree, bad fruit. Good tree, good fruit. From the fullness of the heart, the mouth speaks. Here are 3 ways to help us become good tree.[Luke 6:43-49, Saturday of the 23rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

To remove the woòden beam in one's eye to be able to clearly remove the splinter in another's eye is really difficult. It would hurt one's ego and would expose his vulnerabilities. Today's Gospel proposes a way. That is, to learn and train with the Lord. [Luke 6:39-42, Friday of the 23rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Its unimaginable that an ordinary girl and virgin from an unknown town of Nazareth could be part of God's great plan. It was Mary's decision to play her small role in God's salvation that made her great. [Matthew 1:18-23, Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary]

This may be true but we have to understand two things about this popular statement. First, we have to accept that doing God's will at times will place us in an uncomfortable and sad situations. Second, the joy of being Christians will definitely be absolute not today but in the future, in the end of time when God's eternal reward will be endowed to the faithful. [Luke 6:20-26, Wednesday of the 23rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Though the english translation made us of hatred, it actually meant "detachment". Thus, it means putting first one's love to God then everything else follows. [Luke 14:25-33, 23rd Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus is the Lord of the Sabbath. Our Church devotions and traditions should give glory to God and make us holier. [Luke 6:1-5, Saturday of the 22nd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus did not oblige his disciples to fast because being with Jesus is not about grief and sadness. [Luke 5:33-39, Friday of the 22nd Week in the Ordinary Time]