Aug 8, 2026

First, God does not choose perfect people, because there are no perfect people. If you feel weak, discouraged, or afraid, you are in good company. Elijah, Paul, and Peter felt the same. Your fragility does not disqualify you from serving God. He works in it and through it.

Second, God comes to us gently. Perhaps you...

Aug 1, 2026

Today, we’re invited to offer our own "five loaves"—our tired prayers, small acts of kindness, or hesitant generosity—and trust Jesus to use them.

This miracle also teaches us about inclusion: the meal was for everyone, not just a few. The Church is meant to be a place where anyone who is hungry can meet a God who...

Aug 1, 2026

Today, we’re invited to offer our own "five loaves"—our tired prayers, small acts of kindness, or hesitant generosity—and trust Jesus to use them.

This miracle also teaches us about inclusion: the meal was for everyone, not just a few. The Church is meant to be a place where anyone who is hungry can meet a God who...

Jul 25, 2026

For some, it may be unhealthy habits or persistent addictions. For others, it may be selfishness, resentment, pride, or a desire for revenge. It could be laziness, greed, or an excessive attachment to worldly things. Whatever it may be, we must remember that nothing we cling to in this life can compare with...

Jul 18, 2026

First, we learn to trust God’s patient timing. He is the Master of the harvest, and He is fully in control, even when the weeds seem to be taking over.

Second, we learn to imitate His mercy. If the Almighty judges with moderation and gives us time to repent, who are we to judge others with harshness and immediacy?

Let...