DAY 22: Close your eyes and feel Jesus near you. Thank Him for all that you have and all that He will bless you with. Even in our situation now, no matter how uncertain, thank Him. Let this praise reign in your heart today. In these trying times, we come to the Father for all that we need. This Lent, come as you are and let God embrace you.

For your further reading, go to Luke 8:9-14. As one family, let us also pray the Oratio Imperata against the spread and cure of the Coronavirus disease.

DAY 21: God's provisions for all of us come from the richness of His love. Let God be the ultimate authority in your life. Let Him bless you, heal you, save you. In this trying time, we come to the Father for all that we need. This Lent, come as you are and let God embrace you.

For your further reading, go to Mark 12:28-34. As one family, let us also pray the Oratio Imperata against the spread and cure of the Coronavirus disease.

DAY 20: Take this truth to heart today: You have a God who wants to bless you with more than enough. And you deserve that because that is how much He loves you. This Lent, come as you are and let God embrace you.

For your further reading, go to Matthew 1:16, 18-21, 24. As one family, let us also pray the Oratio Imperata against the spread and cure of the Coronavirus disease.

DAY 19: Are you praying for something? Have you been knocking on heaven's door, asking God for something, and yet you feel Him very far from you?

As we go through the days of community quarantine, we pray with you for peace amidst panic and trust amidst fear. Let us continue our noon time pause this Lent and take this time to pray, listen to His word, talk to Him and just be in His presence. This Lent, come as you are and let God embrace you.

For your further reading, go to Matthew 5:17-19. And as one family, let us also pray the Oratio Imperata against the spread and cure of the Coronvirus disease.

DAY 18: Have faith, my child. Expect good things to happen to you. Expect the doors of opportunity to open before you.

As we go through the days of community quarantine, we pray with you for peace amidst panic and trust amidst fear. Let us continue our noon time pause this Lent and take this time to pray, listen to His word, talk to Him and just be in His presence. God is with us. This is certain. This is for sure.

For your further reading, go to Matthew 18:21-35. As one family, let us also pray the Oratio Imperata against the spread of the Coronavirus disease.

DAY 17: For many people, prayer means changing God's mind. For some, prayer is "convincing God to bless you." But God is a parent. And by nature, parents are providers. God is a parent, and He wants to provide for us. The Bible says that God delights in the prosperity of His servant. This Lent, come as you are and let God embrace you.

For your further reading, go to Luke 4:24-30. As one family, let us also pray the Oratio Imperata against the spread of the Coronavirus disease.

Let's listen to Fr. Steve Tynan.

See you at the Feast.

Have a blessed Sunday and a wonderful week ahead.

Disappointments are never easy to handle especially if you encounter them inside your home. For this week's SoulFood, let's strive to understand the concept of acceptance and tough love to help resolve conflicts in our own families.

DAY 16: We have been discovering in the previous days about God as our provider. God is happy when you are blessed, abundant, prosperous and fulfilled. He loves to bless you. And that is His favorite thing to do. This lent, come as you are and let God embrace you.

For your further reading, go to Luke 15:1-3, 11-32. As one family, let us also pray the Oratio Imperata against the spread of the Coronavirus disease.

DAY 15: God won't allow any problem, any crisis, any trial, any evil in your life to stop His great vision from happening in your life. You will receive an abundant life. Trust Him. Make God your leader. Give yourself to Him. This lent, come as you are and let God embrace you.

For your further reading, go to Matthew 21:33-43, 45-46. As one family, let us also pray the Oratio Imperata against the spread of the Coronavirus disease.