1 st April, 2022: FRIDAY FOURTH WEEK OF LENT (C) (Wis 2: 1a, 12-22); (Jn 7: 1-2, 10, 25-30) Dear brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Lord in the Sacred Scriptures, we knew about the resistance that the workers and messengers of the Lord, including that of His own Son experienced in this world as the powers of the people who went against them ascended against them. There were numerous who obstinately wouldn't follow the Lord and kept in their mischievous behavior, and this multitude of prompted the oppression of the workers of God, coming full circle in the judgment of the Messiah and Son of God Himself, by similar people to whom He had been shipped off. In the first reading today, we heard from the Book of Wisdom with respect to the plots that the mischievous gathered and arranged against the steadfast prophets of God. It was basically a feature summing up what God's workers and prophets needed to persever...
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"THEY DEVIATED FROM THEIR FAITH"
31 st March, 2022: THURSDAY FOURTH WEEK OF LENT (C) (Ex 32: 7-14); (Jn 5: 31-47) "THEY DEVIATED FROM THEIR FAITH" Dear brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, on this day as we paid attention to the expressions of the Sacred Scripture, we are totally called to pay attention to the Lord and to follow Him, stop our disobedience and rebellion against Him. He has offered us many chances to get back to Him and to be accommodated to Him, however it is our stubborn manner and constancy in our method of transgression which regularly drove us back to the way towards ruin and obliteration. We have not regarded the Lord's call and want to be brought together with us, as we permit sin to govern over us and to keep us isolated from Him. In the first reading today, we heard the Lord addressing Moses in the Book of Exodus, at the time after He has uncovered His Law and the Ten Commandments to Moses at Mount Sinai. Around then, Moses enjoyed forty days with the Lord on the moun...
"HOW MUCH DO I LOVE GOD"
30 th March, 2022: WEDNESDAY FOURTH WEEK OF LENT (C) (Is 49: 8-15); (Jn 5: 17-30) "HOW MUCH DO I LOVE GOD" Dear brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, today we are totally reminded once more through the Sacred Scriptures of the extraordinary love of God, the numerous magnificent things that God had accomplished for the good of we. He has showed His affection to us over and over, over and over, in any event, when we have regularly double-crossed and overlooked Him, deserted and left Him for different symbols and interruptions throughout everyday life. He quietly reached out to us all the proposal of His affection and merciful benevolence, needing to be accommodated with us miscreants, and approaching us all to get back to Him. In the first reading today, we knew about the Words from the Book of the prophet Isaiah where the Lord addressed His children of His guaranteed salvation to every one of them. He would safeguard them from their difficulties and conv...
"JESUS THE SPRING OF LIVING WATER"
29 th March, 2022: TUESDAY FOURTH WEEK OF LENT (C) (Ezk 47: 1-9; 12); (Jn 5: 1-16) "JESUS THE SPRING OF LIVING WATER" Dear brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, today we paid attention to the Word of the Lord addressing us through the sections of the Sacred Scriptures advising us that in Him alone lies genuine recovering, bliss and delight. For in the Lord is our actual expectation and freedom, our way out of the obscurity, the light that disperses the misery and the difficulties confronting us. If by some stroke of good luck that we have sufficient confidence in Him and will turn towards Him with recharged conviction and responsibility, we will most likely be honored and be genuinely blissful. In the first reading today, we heard from the Book of the prophet Ezekiel where the vision of Ezekiel of the magnificent Temple of God is told to us. The prophet Ezekiel saw the vision of the incredible sublime Temple and asylum in which God Himself dwells, and saw extr...
"THE NEW KINGDOM"
28 th March, 2022: MONDAY FOURTH WEEK OF LENT (C) (Is 65: 17-21); (Jn 4: 43-54) "THE NEW KINGDOM" Dear brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Sacred Scriptures, we are completely reminded to have confidence in the Lord and to confide in Him and His love, His fortune and ever magnificent consideration to us. We are generally valuable according to God and we all will partake in the completion of His affection and favor indeed, if by some stroke of good luck we go to Him and share ourselves with His caring heart. Once more our Lord has generally adored us since the absolute starting point, and He maintains that all of us should rediscover our affection in Him and to place our confidence in Him. In the first reading today from the Book of the prophet Isaiah, we heard the consolation from the Lord for His children as He approached them all to get back to Him with confidence, to be changed over from their cor...
"MERCYFUL FATHER"
27 th March, 2022: SUNDAY FOURTH WEEK OF LENT (C) (Jos 5: 9a,10-12) (2 Cor 5:17-21) (Lk 15:1-3, 11-32) "MERCYFUL FATHER" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, this Sunday, the fourth one in the season of Lent, we celebrate what is known as Laetare Sunday, one of the main two events in the whole ritualistic year when rose is utilized. The other event is the Gaudete Sunday during the period of Advent. The word Laetare has the importance of 'cheer' similarly as Gaudete is, both having comparable implications. This word comes from the start of the present Introit toward the beginning of the Holy Mass, to be specific, 'Laetare Jerusalem, et conventum facite omnes qui diligitis eam… ' and that signifies 'Celebrate, o Jerusalem, and accumulate round, all you who love her… ' Today, similarly as on Gaudete Sunday in Advent, we have a relief and more blissful festival in the midst of the more dismal and penitential nature of this season. We have somethin...
"PRAY TO THE LORD IN HUMILTY"
26 th March, 2022: SATURDAY THIRD WEEK OF LENT (C) (Hos 6: 1-6); (Lk 18: 9-14) "PRAY TO THE LORD IN HUMILTY" Dear brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Sacred Scripture, all of us are reminded to be calm and humble, and look for the Lord's benevolence and grace for our many sins, for every one of the shortcomings and missteps we have submitted in life against God and against our fellow men. We all have merited discipline and even destruction due to those wrongdoings that we have carried out, but God actually needs to excuse us our transgressions and be accommodated with us since He really adores us incredibly, much. Yet again in our first reading today, we paid attention to the expressions of the prophet Hosea helping people to remember God to get some distance from their wrongdoings and to embrace God's love and beauty, to have an impact on their ways to improve things and reject their former methods ...
"THE ANNUNCIATION OF THE LORD"
25 th March, 2022: FRIDAY THIRD WEEK OF LENT (C) (Is 7: 10-14; 8:10) (Heb 10: 4-10) (Lk 1:26-38) "THE ANNUNCIATION OF THE LORD" Dear brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, today we celebrate the incomparable Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord, denoting the moment when the Archangel Gabriel came to the little town of Nazareth before Mary, the one God had decided to be the carrier of His Messiah, and uncovered to her the Good News that we all humankind had anticipated for quite a while. The word Annunciation itself has a similar importance as the word 'declare' as the Good News was reported and uncovered in this world finally, that God's salvation was at long last close by. The Lord has guaranteed His salvation to us all along of time. In the first reading today, when we heard the record from the Book of the prophet Isaiah with regards to the sign from God which Isaiah forecasted would come in spite of the absence of confidence from the king, a...
"SPIRITUAL COMBAT"
24 th March, 2022: THURSDAY THIRD WEEK OF LENT (C) (Jer 7: 23-28); (Lk 11:14-23) "SPIRITUAL COMBAT" Dear brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Sacred Scriptures, we are totally 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 totally called to look for life that is more noteworthy than what we are regularly craving and know about. We are called to an existence of sacredness and ethicalness, to be loaded up with the beauty and endowments of God regardless, and to devote 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 denouncing the activities of the rich and the powerful, whom around then frequently mistreated and controlled poor people and the frail for their own self centered wa...