(Matthew 7:1-5) Father Anthony warns against judging others and encourages self-reflection, reminding us to transform our thoughts, focus on our own shortcomings, and treat others with the understanding and mercy we desire for ourselves.

(Matthew 6:25-33) Father Anthony reflects on these passages from Matthew as our guide to not get caught up in the anxiety of day-to-day life, but to rely on the providence of God’s mercy.

(Matthew 6:1-4) Father Anthony reflects on the importance of staying humble, giving all praise to God, for our good works in the world.

(Matthew 5:7) Father Anthony reflects on this Beatitude in Matthew as a call for us to look for ways to show mercy to others each day.

(Matthew 1:18-25) Father Anthony reflects on the annunciation of St. Joseph as an example to trust God in the midst of life’s doubts.

(Malachi 1:6-11) Father Anthony reflects on this passage from Malachi, highlighting God’s call for a pure sacrifice and inspiring us to honor Him by attending Mass.

(Jonah 4:2-11) Father Anthony uses the story of Jonah’s jealousy to remind us to check our hearts and rejoice in God’s blessings for others.

(Joel 2:12-29) Father Anthony encourages us to come to God with a contrite and humble heart so as to seek His grace.

(Hosea 11:8-9) Father Anthony reminds us that God has to restore order and justice, but He is a merciful God who does not remain angry. 

(Daniel 12:1-3) Father Anthony advises us to call upon the Angels for protection and invoke them to help us in this life.