Faith is not kept alive only by big celebrations or famous leaders, but also by ordinary people who quietly keep communities praying. The most important role in a community is simply to help people come together and respond to God.
Reflection Date: September 22, 2026
The encounter between faith and power can change history while also creating difficult questions about who serves whom. It is true that influence can open doors for the Gospel, but it can also test whether faith remains faithful to its true purpose.
Reflection Date: September 24, 2026
Today, we are reminded that a real calling is not simply about choosing a profession but about giving our lives to something greater than ourselves. When Jesus sends us, He also teaches us to depend less on what we carry and more on the One who sends us.
Reflection Date: September 23, 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.”
