Out of curiosity, I researched how many times Cristiano Ronaldo exercises in a day, and it is reported that he does so at least 3-4 hours every day, 5 times a week. He does this just because he wants to be best at what he does, and the records about him do not lie. The…
Month: October 2023
God’s Kingdom – October 31, 2023
In today’s readings from the Letter to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke, we are presented with two powerful parables that speak to us about the nature of God’s kingdom and our role within it. These passages invite us to reflect on the hidden yet transformative growth of God’s kingdom and the hope that…
Compassion – October 30, 2023
In today’s readings from the Letter to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke, we are reminded of the profound relationship between the Spirit of God, freedom, and healing. These passages invite us to reflect on the liberating power of the Holy Spirit and the importance of embracing the freedom to live in accordance with…
Love – October 29, 2023
In today’s readings, we encounter essential teachings on love, compassion, and the centrality of our relationship with God and one another. These passages invite us to reflect on the greatest commandments, which form the foundation of our Christian faith and guide our actions as disciples of Christ. In the Book of Exodus (Exodus 22:20-26), we…
Prayer in Discernment – October 28, 2023
Today, we celebrate the Feast of Saints Simon and Jude, two of the twelve apostles chosen by Jesus to be His closest companions and witnesses to His ministry. While these two apostles may not be as well-known as some of the others, their lives and contributions to the early Church hold valuable lessons for us…
The Inner Conflict – October 27, 2023
In today’s readings from the Letter to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke, we encounter themes of inner conflict, discernment, and the urgency of making choices. These passages invite us to reflect on the internal struggles we face in our spiritual lives and the importance of making wise and timely decisions. In the Letter…
Discernment & Division – October 26, 2023
In today’s readings from the Letter to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke, we are confronted with the challenging themes of sin, division, and the cost of discipleship. These passages invite us to reflect on the demands of following Jesus and the transformative power of His message. In the Letter to the Romans (Romans…
Faithful Stewardship – October 25, 2023
Today’s readings from the Letter to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke draw our attention to the concepts of freedom, responsibility, and accountability. These passages challenge us to reflect on how we use the freedom given to us by God and the importance of being faithful stewards of His gifts. In the Letter to…
Preparedness & Vigilance – October 24, 2023
Today’s readings from the Letter to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke challenge us to reflect on the concepts of sin, righteousness, and vigilant preparation for the Lord’s return. These passages invite us to examine our lives, recognize the importance of being prepared, and understand the transformative power of God’s grace. In the Letter…
True Treasure – October 23, 2023
In today’s readings, we encounter powerful lessons about faith, the pursuit of earthly wealth, and the true treasure that should fill our hearts. These passages invite us to reflect on our priorities and the eternal perspective we should embrace in our lives. In the Letter to the Romans (Romans 4:20-25), St. Paul reflects on the…
Authority – October 22, 2023
In today’s readings, we are confronted with the concept of authority—both earthly and divine. These passages invite us to reflect on our responsibilities as citizens of the world and as disciples of Christ, and how we navigate the complexities of our dual citizenship. In the Book of Isaiah (Isaiah 45:1, 4-6), we encounter a profound…
Faithful Witnesses – October 21, 2023
In today’s readings from the Letter to the Romans and the Gospel of Luke, we are invited to contemplate the profound relationship between faith, trust, and witness. These passages call us to reflect on our faith in God, our trust in His guidance, and our role as witnesses to His love and truth. In the…
The Evening Chapel 