Discipleship allows relationships to transform through love, and hierarchy to be replaced by communion. 

The most honored seat is not the one closest to power, but the one closest to love. 

Unity is not about pretending we are all the same; it means honoring our differences as sacred threads in God's design. It means letting go of superiority and embracing solidarity. 

Jesus speaks of a narrow gate, not to exclude, but to awaken. We are encouraged not to be gatekeepers of judgment, but of mercy. 

Jesus' fire is not one of destruction; it is the fire of the Holy Spirit, the fire of Pentecost, the fire that purifies and empowers. 

The faithful servant is not just awake, he is active. He is feeding others, caring for the household, and living with integrity. 

We are not defined by what we own but by who owns us. We are stewards and not owners. 

Prayer is not a vending machine; rather, prayer is a matter of trust and humility, not transaction. 

Amidst our busyness working for God and His children, may we not forget our relationship with Him.

The story of the Good Samaritan reveals the heart of the gospel. Love is not an abstract. 

God's mission is universal, and His vision is for us to console, not conquer. 

The Feast reminds us that it is all about letting God use our differences to build something greater than ourselves. 

In the Eucharist, Christ gives Himself entirely, offering His Body and Blood as spiritual nourishment. 

The human mind cannot fully grasp the Holy Trinity, yet it is at the very heart of who God is- Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. 

True Fatherhood is not about control but about presence, integrity, and love.

Pentecost is not just a historical event; it is a personal invitation. The Holy Spirit wants to renew our hearts, to set us on fire with love for God and His children.  

Mothers are blessings, gifts, and manifestations of God's unconditional love and grace.

Divine Mercy manifests the compassionate heart of God; run to Him and embrace life. 

The tomb is empty. The Stone is rolled away. Death has been defeated. 

Tonight, we are reminded that even in the darkest moments, God is at work always. 

Good Friday is a day of deep reflection, sorrow, and gratitude as we contemplate Christ's sacrifice for humanity's Salvation. 

We celebrate Love, We celebrate Service, We celebrate The Food for our Salvation 

In celebrating Jesus' humble entry, we acknowledge a swift shift from celebration to rejection; we are called to embrace faithfulness. and obedience. 

God's Mercy is greater than our sins and failures. 

God's mercy does not diminish, and love has no limit.