It is not actually about avoiding others to see our good deeds. It is about yearning God's reward not man's compliments. [Matthew 6:7-15, Wednesday of the 11th Week in the Ordinary Time]

An eye or an arm can never equal one's entire body. In the same way, no huge human sacrifice can ever equal God's gift of salvation. [Matthew 5:27-32, Friday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Today's Gospel shows us that evwry action or word we do or give will have a consequence. An action will have a ripple effect in the turn of events during the day. We are challenge daily to choose the good sequence. [Matthew 5:20-26, Thursday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus said, "your light must shine before others that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Heavenly Father." [Matthew 5:13-16, Tuesday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Upon seeing a huge crowd, Jesus went up the mountain after whom the disciples followed. Jesus preached the Beatitudes. One possible reason was that Jesus was preparing his disciples for a great work for the Kingdom. [Matthew 5:1-12, Monday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Imagine people started to speak of God's glory inndifferent languages upon the descent of the Holy Spirit. [John 14:15-16, 23-26, Solemnity of Pentecost]

All of what God is doing is for man. Man is right at the center of God's work and plan. Today's Gospel cites God's initiative for man's redemption. Man on the other hand is to witness. [Luke 24:46-53, Solemnity of the Lord's Ascension, 56th World Communication Sunday]

The disciples have the unique privilege of having Jesus as their personal teacher. However, Jesus knew that his teaching would be too much for them to understand. He assured them of the Holy Spirit who will guide them in all truth. [John 16:12-15, Wednesday in the 6th Week of Easter]

Jesus was making His disciples realized the need to safeguard every member of the community from "falling away." However, the mandate to testify and advance the Good.News should go together with it. [John 15:26-16:4, Monday in the 6th Week of Easter]

The Gospel is so explicit in telling us that love God is more than a concept, a warm romantic feeling or observing centuries-old traditions. Loving God is keeping or obeying His commandments in our lives. It has to be expressed to God thru our deeds and even words. [John 14:23-29, 6th Sunday of Easter]