Tragic and unjust was the life of Jesus but that was nothing compared to the glorious ending of his mission. Question to understand, understand to serve and serve to be great. [Mark 9:30-37, 25th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

We have another enemy other than ourselves. Solutions will always need our decision or our part though. [Luke 8:4-15, Saturday of the 24th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The Gospel shows the lead of Jesus spreading the news of the Kingdom from one place to another. Together with Him were men and women supporting His ministry with their own resources. [Luke 8:1-3, Friday of the 24th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Though the invitation of the pharisee to Jesus was good, the efforts of the sinful but grateful woman was far better. [Luke 7:36-50, Thursday of the 24th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Mary withstood the sight of agony and the smell of death at the foot of her Son's cross. Let's reflect on our Blessed Mother's sorrow. [John 19:25-27, Feast of Our Lady of Sorrow]

While the wooden tree was the way for sin to come to man, the wooden cross of Jesus was the throne of Jesus where He offered his life and brought forgiveness and life to man.

Each of us possesses a certain authority. The request of the centurion to Jesus for his ailing servant points to us how to exercise our authority correctly. [Luke 7:1-10, Monday of the 24th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The particular incident that happened with Peter makes us aware that to win the favor of God, we must not only avoid evil but also we must allow the good to happen.

A person out of what is stored in the heart, relates with others. From the fullness of the heart, the mouth speaks. [Luke 6:43-49, Saturday of the 23rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

It's not only about removing the beam from one's eyes to remove the splinters from another's eyes. It's more of being fully trained to be like Jesus. [Luke 6:39-42, Friday of the 23rd Week in the Ordinary Time]