Category: Sunday Reflections

What happens when we believe…

This
Lenten season, we may continue to remain attentive to recognize Jesus’ present in our brothers and sisters and in the various things that are going on around us. He may be waiting for us at any well, at any moment.

On this second Sunday of lent our readings show the importance of listening to God’s voice within us, to spend moment and moment of silence and solitude in prayer so that our lives may be transfigured like what had happened to Jesus on the Mount Tabor.

In the face of the “evil” of sin, the doubt if human endurance can handle the challenges, let us look to God to receive mercy from Him!

To be children of the heavenly Father has a price to pay then: to love all… but how difficult sometimes it is!

“Always bear in mind that perfection consists in the fulfillment of the precepts of love: love of God and neighbor”(Francisco palau OCD, Letter 6, 6)

Our saltiness will be measured not only by our achievements in life, successful projects, and bright ideas, but also by how much we love and how much we stretch our hands to those in need.

Let us allow God, let us allow the Church to steal, to take our hearts in totality, to be ready to undergo the challenges coming along our way.

Sometimes the best thing comes from the less possible places or situations and the light shines brighter in the places of darkness.

Jesus invites us today to find our true greatness in humility and simplicity like a child.

God is constantly manifesting himself to us. He revealed himself to the world as the Savior, and He is constantly showing his love for us. He reveals himself to us in our day-to-day lives.

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