Saturday 25 March 2023
When we suffer it seems as though God is absent. But when we pray, we come to realize that God is not absent, but is present in our suffering.
When we suffer it seems as though God is absent. But when we pray, we come to realize that God is not absent, but is present in our suffering.
As we move closer to the celebration of Easter, let us make every effort to amend our lives, to live as worthy sons and daughters of God.
When faced with difficulties let us be firm in our faith, hope and trust in God.
The 40 days of our Lenten journey should be a powerful reminder to all of us about the love, mercy, and compassion of God in everyone’s personal life.
All of us need to stay awake to discern what is good or bad and find out more diligently whether what we witness with our sight offers us life or death.
Friends, if you want to win the world, win people with your genuine love, forgiveness, kindness, and compassion.
True disciples need to cultivate the inner attitudes and dispositions that transform the heart and build up love.
Through living the beatitudes, Jesus’ disciples become salt of the earth, preserving goodness in the world.
Blessedness is not about power, or wealth. According to Jesus blessedness is about an attitude of gentleness, compassion, and mercy,
Be we monk, priest, married or single lay person, male or female, we are all called, and in this call, we become what God wants us to be.