We each have a story and we all have some kind of daily battle to face daily. Perseverance: that's what will predict whether we will make it through the war.

We are a unity of body and soul. Just as our soul should glorify God, so should our body. Everything we do with our bodies must be for the glory of God.

Mary was present at the very beginning of the Church, and today she is still here with us and for us.

Our lives grow, develop, and so should our relationship with God and with those around us. To keep everything going, be diligent, get up now, and give glory to God.

All sins distance us from God, but the sins of impurity tend to desensitise us so that it becomes harder to love him properly.

We are each called to be a reflection of God's light to the world - and it all comes down to how much kindness we put into our daily interactions with others.

Sometimes, often even, we lose our peace. It is in those moments that we can practice the virtue of patience so that when really tough times arise, we'll have the ability to sustain our interior peace.

We're all attached to something, even if it's not obvious at first. Discovering what it is that we are attached to can help us to become freer when we work on letting it go. 

Humility is one of the most precious virtues in all human relationships, and it should guide all our actions. The alternative is to be a slave to pride. 

This lent, let's put all our focus on the person of Jesus Christ, remembering that he is the reason of all our goals during this time.