Reflection Date: December 15, 2024
True joy comes from having Jesus in our midst. Let Him renew our hearts, bring us peace, and inspire us to share our blessings.
Reflection Date: December 9, 2024
Every day, we face choices. What are we saying "yes" to—temporary pleasures or Christ’s mission? Choose wisely, as your "yes" can lead to destruction or salvation.
Reflection Date: December 8, 2024
God keeps His promises, but are we ready to receive them? This Advent, let us prepare our hearts to welcome Christ, trusting that He will guide us through every challenge.
Reflection Date: December 7, 2024
The Church’s mission is far greater than we often see. We’re not just recipients of God’s love—we’re called to share it. Are we ready to answer the call?
Reflection Date: December 6, 2024
Do you trust God's timing? Persistence in faith, like the blind men in today’s Gospel, shows us that good will triumph in God's perfect time.
Reflection Date: December 5, 2024
Faith without action is incomplete. To truly live our faith, we must listen to God’s Word and act upon it. Are we ready to be both believers and doers?
Reflection Date: December 4, 2024
Compassion is more than a feeling, it's an action. Jesus was moved by pity in today’s Gospel. Are we willing to do the same for others, just as God has done for us?
Reflection Date: December 3, 2024
What blinds or deafens us? Only the Lord can open our eyes and ears to what truly matters—if we let Him rule our hearts. Who truly rules your life?
Reflection Date: December 2, 2024
True faith humbles us before God, recognizing that all is grace. Let us use what we have, not for ourselves alone, but to serve others—especially those in need.
Reflection Date: December 1, 2024
As we wait, let us do so with hope, vigilance, and readiness. Align your heart with holiness, stay prayerful, and eagerly anticipate the redemption that is at hand.
In his dreams, St. Joseph sees “the angel of the Lord” – the Old Testament designation of God in communication with human beings. He thus receives God’s Word and executes it, being “a righteous man.”
Alejandro Limonco, a member of the Mother of Life Lay Association and the speaker at the recollection said "indeed, former employees reap the benefits of their labours—working and growing with their faith while employed by the institution."
Today is the first Sunday in Advent, a new beginning of liturgical year. The season of Advent proceeds the season of Christmas which is the coming of Jesus. Thus the spirit of Advent is about preparation, hope and penance. As the ears of a musician is sensitive to good music, let us develop the habit of being sensitive to the voice of God, to the signs of His presence.
"The advent season draws believers to Bethlehem to see the incarnate Divine Babe and then to Jerusalem, the City of Peace and source of peace for the entire world," Fr. Rayan SVD
