Where do you set your sights?  Is your focus on setting your sight on heaven?

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Today's Gospel reading explains the process of reconciliation. 

The christian perspective is never about right or wrong but the end goal is communion with one another.  Rather than asking opinions from others, if you have a problem with someone you should go directly to that person. 

Don't waste your energy in despair, misery,  frustration and depression.  

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We tend to over complicate things.  Prayer doesn't have to be one of them. 

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Worship and the church are one, they are meant to be shared in a community.  
Being oriented with the common goal of building up the kingdom of God, knowing Christ is our peace, and love is the fulfillment of the law. 
There are a million different things vying for our attention but if we focusing on the task at hand, making an effort to get along with everyone and being oriented with the common goal of building up the kingdom of God. 

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Another word for love is charity and love is always the law of God.

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An important aspect of a spiritual life is balance.  Honor and celebrate the past, but being open to the enriching journey of the Holy Spirit.

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Are you attentive and flexible to new experiences?

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God offers us eternal life if we are willing to cast our nets into deep waters.  Even though the invitation is risky, we should not be afraid because we know who is inviting us.

Ponder:
Are you willing to cast your nets in deep waters?

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Listen as Fr. Peter talks about consolation, desolation and grace.

Ponder:
Are you a coworker in God's vineyard?

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St. Paul makes the distinction between being wise and the gift of wisdom from the Holy Spirit. 
Human wisdom is science, natural or knowledge gained.  The gift of wisdom is knowing and relating that God has to do with with everything. There is a sharp distinction between wisdom of men and wisdom of God.

Ponder:
How do the things on this earth we do, relate back to God?

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Do you recognize when truth is standing in front of you?
We need to be encouraged to continue to work on our own virtue. In our own life as a follower actions always speak louder than words. 

The ones Jesus ministers too, are always ones that call out to Him.
 

Ponder:
Do your actions follow your words?

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