The story of Daniel and the lions is a familiar one. Perhaps too familiar. Yet it speaks to US especially in the world today and our daily lives. This episode reflects on the FULL story of Daniel and the lions. And its meaning for US esch day.

The ecpression, handwriting on the wall is a familiar one Where did ig come from? It comes from the Bible, the Book of Daniel, chapter 5. The wall, our hearts,is written by God each day for us and BY US! What would the Lord write about us? This episode reflects on the writing on the wall.

Today we remember all of those near and dear to us who have died. We pray and offer the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass for their being in the presence of our loving God. This episode reflects of this special day and its truth for our lives and those whom God has blessed us to know.

Each day we encounter the saints among us! They are those who do the ordinary things extraordinarly well. They do all for the love of God and others. This episode reflects on OUR vocation to BE SAINTS!

Countless times we have said, or been told, " I don't FEEL like it!" We are told " Be true to your FEELINGS". Christian love is often the call to act CONTRARY TO OUR FEELINGS! Love is an ACT OF THE WILL and not the emotions. This episode discusses the meaning of Christian love in our daily lives.

The treasures of THIS world are fleeting. They do not last. They do not give ETERNAL LIFE. The only true treasure is LIFE IN GOD! This episode reflects on the true treasure and its meaning for how we live today, at the end of this life, and as we face eternith.

We can live in and buy a house, but is the house a HOME? That depends on the people inside. Every house is unfinished without God's blesding; without God's blesding and being the GUEST of HONOR. Every house becomes a HOME a LITTLE CHURCH when dedicated to the Lord. May we have our house be blessed to the Lord. May our house be a HOME, a LITTLE CHURCH, where God dwells.

There are only two times the Gospels record Jesus weeping: the death of Lazarus and ovef the city of Jerusalem. This episode reflects on Jesus weeping over Jerusalem. Why does he weep? What does it mean for us?

Courage like charity is learned at first in the HOME. The home is the little Church and first school of the young. The duty and BLESSING of parents is the formation of children in the ways of a living, courageous faith. This episode presents the example of a mother and her seven sons, and their story of coursgeous faith. It is a story for OUR TIMES!

Where have all the heroes gone? Today we are awash in CELEBRITIES while having lost heroes. Where are those who embody virtue, moral character, and devotion to God's holy law. This episode discusses these questions and more. The story of Eleazar should be read to EVERY YOUNG PERSON!And for ourselves, Nation, and Church.