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     28 th    February, 2022: MONDAY, EIGTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME (1 Peter 1:3-9);  (Mk 10:17-27) "SELL WHAT YOU HAVE AND COME FOLLOW ME" Dear brethren in Christ, today as we pay attention to the Words of the Scriptures, we are being helped to remember the implication for us to be actually enthusiastic to God, to obey with His Law and teachings, to be delicate to Him and effort to be absolute in our devotion and activities to be at any point attentive on His impartial. It intends that as Christians we should not be warmish in our sureness, and we must not be ignorant over what we are wholly called to do as Christians, in being valid and great spectators of the Lord's realism in our present reality. In our first reading today, we paid attention to the expressions of St. Peter the Apostle speaking to all of us finished his Epistle in respects to the enquiry of how self-assurance in God is significantly more important than all the affluence and enjoyments of...

    27 th  February, 2022: SUNDAY, EIGTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME  (C) (Sirach 27:4-7);  (1 Cor 15:54-58) (Lk 6:39-45) "FOCUS ON YOURSELF FIRST" Dear brethren in Christ, this Sunday as we assemble and pay attention to the expressions of the Lord in the Sacred Scriptures, we are completely assisted how all to remember us must be consistent with our faith in God, to be upright and great in everything similarly as He has instructed and trained us to do in our lives. We must be dynamic in living our faith and not simply offering empty talk to the Lord as it were. We can't be inactive and oblivious to everything the Lord had said to us to do, through all the direction He has shown us through His Church. In the first reading today, we heard from the book of the prophet Sirach where the Lord addressed His children in regards to how people should be visible and seen from their activities and deeds, from their words and every one of their collaborations, similarly as a tr...

   26 th  February, 2022: SATURDAY, SEVENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME  (C) (James 5:13-20); (Mk 10:13-16) "PRAYER IS BEING NEAR TO GOD" Dear people in Christ, today as we paid attention to the Lord's words addressing us through the Sacred Scriptures, we all are reminded to follow the Lord earnestly and submit ourselves at every single pictures of our lives, doing the best in anything open doors we have been given to serve Him and to follow Him in His ways. As Christians, we all have been called to show faith in our activities in general and to be really trusting and brimming with affection for the Lord consistently. In the first reading today, we heard from the Epistle of St. James the Apostle, an update for us all to be dedicated to God in every way. St. James discussed the numerous previous instances of how the people who had faith in the Lord were not discouraged, and in the end all things will end up being the manner by which the Lord has consistently planned it to...

  25 th  February, 2022: FRIDAY, SEVENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME  (C) (James 5:9-12); (Mk 10:1-12) "THE SANCTITY OF MARRIED LIFE" Dear people in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scriptures, we are totally reminded once more as we have been for the beyond couple of days by the Apostle St. James to be equitable and great in our lifestyle, so that by the way that God has shown us we may continuously stay valid in our way and don't wind up falling increasingly deep into wrongdoing. This is significant on the grounds that it is exceptionally simple to us to surrender to the allurements of common longings and the numerous different enticements and tensions that can lead us down some unacceptable way throughout everyday life. In the first reading today, we heard from St. James the Apostle again helping all to remember us the dedicated to be patient and reliable, to be committed and to be consistent with the Lord in our faith and dedication to Him, as ...

    24 th  February, 2022: THURSDAY, SEVENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME  (C) (James 5:1-6); (Mk 9:41-50) Dear brethren in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scriptures, we are completely called and reminded by the Lord not to be bad in our activities and deeds, in our lifestyle and how we treat each other in this life. We need to remember that we are completely called to look for life that is more noteworthy than what we are frequently wanting and know about. We are called to an existence of sacredness and ethicalness, to be loaded up with the effortlessness and endowments of God no matter what, and to commit ourselves to the way that God has shown us. In the first reading today from the Epistle of St. James the Apostle, we heard the expressions of St. James criticizing the activities of the rich and the strong, whom around then frequently abused and controlled poor people and the frail for their own self-centered wants and advantages. A large ...

  23 th  February, 2022: WEDBESDAY, SEVENTH WEEK IN ORDINARY TIME  (C) Memorial: St. Polycarp, Bishop & Doctor (James 4:13-17); (Mk 9:38-40) "FOR THE GREATER GLORY OF GOD" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scriptures we all are called to give our best for add to the works done by the Lord, the mission and the activities that we have been called to do as the followers and the disciples of Our Lord and Savior. As Christians we need to give our very best to do the will of God and to help each other in doing as such, and not to get things done for just our very own magnificence and accomplishments, fulfillment or joy. In the first reading today we heard from the Epistle of St. James the Apostle in which the Apostle talked about the purposelessness of many people who make arrangements and aggressive points, coordinated endeavors and different things to propel their own frequently childish and eager objectives throug...

    22 th  February, 2022: Tuesday, seventh week in ordinary time  (C) (1 Peter 5:1-4); (Mtt 16:13-19) “SHEPHERDING IN THE  SCHOOL OF ST.  PETER” Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today the Church gathers together  to celebrate the Feast of the Chair of St. Peter the Apostle, an incredible festival denoting the solidarity of the Church through the administration of the incomparable Prince and head of the multitude of Apostles and his numerous replacements since forever ago up right up till the present time. Pope Benedict XVI once declared: “The Chair of St. Peter, signified in the apse of the Vatican Basilica is a immense sculpture by Bernini. It is a sign of the special mission of St. Peter and his successors entrusted by Jesus Christ to tend His flock, keeping it united in faith and charity.   Today we help ourselves to remember this solidarity we share as God's one joined people, in one run of every one of the dependable, assemb...

      21 th  February, 2022: Monday, seventh week in ordinary time  (C) (James 3:13-18);  (Mk 9:14-29) "STEADFAST FAITH IN GOD" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today as we have listened from the Word of the Holy Scriptures, we are totally reminded as Christians that we should be more unassuming and be more able to pay attention to the Lord, to reveal in His Wisdom and judgment, and not to permit our aspirations, our human cravings, the desire and dread in our souls and brains from misdirecting us down some unacceptable way. We should be careful in case we wind up permitting those things from prevention us in doing the desire of God and complying with Him earnestly as we ought to. In the first reading today, we heard from the Letter of St. James the Apostle in which the Apostle discussed the significance for us all as Christians to be modest and be excellent in our lives, opposing the allurements of pride, self-image and envy, of human ambition and ...

  20 th  February, 2022: Sunday, seventh week in ordinary time  (C) (1 Sam 26:2,7-9,11-13,22-23);  (1 Cor 15:45-49)  (Lk 6:27-38) "LOVE YOUR ENEMIES" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, this Sunday we have heard the Word of the Lord addressing us plainly through the Sacred Scriptures, with respect to the requirement for us all to show love in our lives, to be loaded with love and to be cherishing regardless, for the quintessence of being Christians is really that of affection. We can't be Christians and we can't call ourselves as such except if we really have love in us, and show that equivalent love in our activities and associations, in all circumstances and to everybody, regardless. To be authentic Christians and to be loaded up with genuine Christian love isn't something effortlessly finished. To that end today we are reminded by the Scriptures to be wanting to each other regardless, to be veritable in adoring and really focusing on others, even to our ...

19 th February, 2022: Saturday, sixth week in ordinary time  (C) (James 3:1-10); (Mk 9:2-13) “THE GLORY OF JESUS IS REVEALED IN THE TRANSFIGURATION” Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today we paid attention to words of God from the Sacred Scriptures reminding us to be cautious and watchful in the most natural sounding way for us, activities and deeds, with the goal that we don't wind up falling into the way of transgression and sin. For that reason we need to pay attention to the Lord and His lessons, His reality and love. We need to notice the lessons and all that He has given to us and uncovered through His Church, so we don't wind up going down some unacceptable way throughout everyday life and be isolated again from the Lord. In the first reading today, we listened from the letter of St. James the Apostle with regards to the significance for us all as Christians to be watchful with our words, with our activities and deeds, for it is generally very simple for u...