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The Gospel reveals to us the interesting truth that the “weeds” all around us, that is, the evil alive within our world, cannot affect our growth in virtue and entrance into the Kingdom of God.  We may have to endure evil on a daily basis and find ourselves surrounded by it at times, but our Lord’s willingness to allow evil for now is a clear sign that He knows it cannot affect our growth in virtue if we do not let it.

The seeds grow best in healthy soil. That is what Jesus is trying to teach us through this parable on this 15 th Sunday in Ordinary Time. Seeds planted on rocky ground or among other plants won't grow. On the other hand, the seed sown on good soil yields a huge...

How often are you able to acknowledge God in your life? How often are you able to say thank you or praise Him in the extraordinary or ordinary event of life? How often are you able to be humble and ask God for help? How often have you been the strength for others,...

On this 13 th Sunday of ordinary time, in chapter 10 of the Gospel according to Saint Matthew, from verses 37 to 42, Christ lays out what a true disciple should do, such as to let go of that which is preferable and again to move away from one’s comfort zones, meaning...

We read today’s Gospel in the context of last week’s Gospel in which Jesus sent the twelve disciples to proclaim the kingdom of heaven. In between last week’s reading and today’s reading, Jesus has predicted that the disciples will face difficulties in their mission....