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Jesus' hand is not too short towards anyone. It reaches far enough to save us from any mess, difficulties, trials, hardships. We need to act like Peter and say, Lord, if you are near, let me know and experience your saving acts. But we must also not act like

As Christians, our convictions and trust must be boosted not by what you see, but what we don't see, and yet know it is there. “For we live by faith, not by sight” (2 Cor 5:7).

Give your life to God. Don't be afraid of what may seem to be the immediate losses, for the gain is more magnificent and richer.

A Christian who is unwilling to discipline himself or herself for prayer, for worship, for the study of scriptures, and for the Mass, to enjoy friendship with Jesus, and seek God's vision and plan for their lives never discovers what truly matters.

Anguish often has sharp eyes to lead us to discover and experience God's power and loving care. In her grief, the mother found Jesus as the one who could answer her concerns; so, she persisted in her pleas for help.

“We must always choose the most perfect. Two good works present themselves to be done, one in favor of a person we love, the other in favor of a person who has done us some harm. Well, we must give preference to the latter.” - Saint John Vianney.

From the bitterness of illness, pain, disappointment, depression, isolation, poverty, hunger, and hopelessness that characterize life or beset people, when we call out to God for help, His outstretched hands will reach to assure us that He is always the Lord and Master.

As God gives us the snow and the rains to support food production and a strong economy, we must provide for those who lack the means of survival in other places

Whether you are burdened and troubled by disturbing news of the death of a loved one, illness, lay-offs, loss of income, the spread of the pandemic, loneliness from children leaving for college, worried about the school year. Trust in Jesus' reputation as one who is with us to lessen the burden, and His words, “Be not afraid.”

Facing the Truth about our lives, family, and society is the first step towards discovering our best self and building a sound society together.

Facing the Truth about our lives, family, and society is the first step towards discovering our best self and building a sound society together. That means that we admit when we are wrong about our judgment of our selves or other people. Read more...

God needs us to do what He does best, showing love, kindness, and mercy to us. We are never abandoned by God. He loves us; we are constantly in His creative and awesome hands to turn us for better. So, let us permit Him to keep designing our lives and purpose to live.

God's favor is necessary. We need God's for our happiness.

God needs us to do what He does best, showing love, kindness, and mercy to us. We are never abandoned by God. He loves us; we are constantly in His creative and awesome hands to turn us for better. So, let us permit Him to keep designing our lives and purpose to live.

There is no big or small thing with God. Do not go through life tackling issues you think you can handle and only turn to God to ask for help when faced with "big" situations.

Are you integrating your spiritual and secular life well? One of Paul's philosophy was that “Everything is permissible,” but not everything is beneficial. “Everything is permissible,” but not everything is edifying” (1 Cor 10:23). Read today's message for more.

Six more St. John First Communion Candidates came to the table on June 28.

At last, First Communions have actually begun, beginning with Michael Covington. Read all about it below.

Anyone can plug into God as the source of a meaningful life, harmony, and peace for personal and family benefits. But how many people are willing to do that today? Read more on the topic STAY CLOSE TO GOD.

Anyone can plug into God as the source of a meaningful life, harmony, and peace for personal and family benefits. But how many people are willing to do that today? Read more on the topic "Stay close to God."