Jesus wasn't on the cross because He had to be. He was there because he loved us, giving us the greatest valentine of all. When someone is in need, can we show them that same heroic, human, Christian love? 

Who do I know who needs to be healed, and how can I introduce them to Jesus?

Who can I bring to the door this week? It might be hard to find faith during these difficult times, but we can bring purpose to our suffering when we know, love and serve God. When we love Him and others in this life, we can be with Him eternally. 

Fr. Mike offers another perspective to the infamous question, "Why do bad things happen to good people?". He tells the story of the Book of Job, reminding us that God is the answer to all of our deeper questions. We can see His face when we love others. 

Fr. Mike shares what he describes as his most powerful story. Taking place in Port-au-Prince, the story of a little boy and overcoming a spirit of fear will remind us to set ourselves free from the darkness of sin and into God's light. 

What needs to be called out of me? It’s uncomfortable to be called out, but we have the opportunity to repent and give our total heart to God. 

Jesus wants us to follow him for more than an hour at Mass each week. We are called to be fishers of men in our daily lives as well! 

Why don't I hear God's voice? Maybe it's because I've said "no" to Jesus in a thousand little ways. Let's take this opportunity to say "yes". 

Andrew and John asked Jesus where he was staying. What question do we have for Jesus? What are we looking for?

In Baptism, we are called to participate in the kingship of Jesus Christ. We should always call on God for help when we need it. Fr. Richard shares a short prayer we can use to ask for help whenever and wherever we are.