“Much will be required of the one who has been given much.” Do I live with the awareness that the Holy One of Israel has been entrusted to me?

Pope St. John Paul II did not live as an orphan or a victim. He lived as a son. Jesus, help us to live in the freedom to love and be loved that this great saint did!

“Take care to guard against all greed, for though one may be rich, one’s life does not consist of possessions…” what is possessing me?

James and John fail gloriously! Do I? Am I free to fail with Jesus?

“Woe to you, scholars of the law! You have taken away the key of knowledge.” The saints are the great keys to knowledge for the time in which we live. St. Ignatius of Antioch, the great early Eucharistic preacher, is among them!

You don’t have Jesus figured out…He has you figured out! The Enemy calls us by our sin, but Jesus calls us by name. His Heart is for all of us. Do I trust Him?

O stupid Galatians! Stop stalking the mailman and open yourselves to receive Jesus!

The rich young man in the Gospel needs some Eucharistic revival in his life! As do we. The Word of God is living!

It is our great privilege to know and worship God as Father. Does that change anything about my life?

Where the spirit of the Lord is there is FREEDOM! St. Paul in the 1st Reading and Martha in the Gospel reflect the freedom in which children of God are called to live and pray.