Today, we are reminded that a good mission sometimes requires us to leave places where we are loved so that others may also receive what we have to offer. The gospel challenges us to understand that being needed in one place does not mean we are meant to remain there forever.
Reflection Date: September 02, 2026
Today, we are invited to recognize that new seasons in life sometimes require new ways of thinking, living, and responding. The gospel reminds us that we cannot fully embrace what God is doing while stubbornly holding on to habits and attitudes that no longer serve the purpose of love.
Reflection Date: September 04, 2026
Today, we are reminded that some of life's greatest opportunities begin precisely when our efforts seem to have produced nothing. The gospel challenges us to trust again, cast our nets again, and recognize that God can use ordinary situations to reach places we never imagined.
Reflection Date:September 03, 2026
Reflection Date: October 1, 2022
When St. Therese realized the great love of Jesus, she cried out in joy, “O Jesus, my Love...my vocation, at last, I have found it... My vocation is Love!”
Reflection Date: September 30, 2022
Accepting our limitedness and appreciating the grandeur of God is the way to come out of our suffering and live lifelong repentance.
Reflection Date: September 29, 2022
The Church recognizes the existence of three Archangels: Michael (‘one who is like God’), Gabriel (‘God’s Power’) and Raphael (‘God’s Doctor’).
Reflection Date: September 28, 2022
“Leading life with past hunches is like driving a vehicle by looking at the rear-view mirror. There is no problem if you occasionally look at it. But if you permanently fix your eyes on it, you will meet with an accident.”
