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  1 st  July, 2022: FRIDAY,  THIRTEENTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (Amos 8: 4-6, 9-12);  (Mt 9: 9-13) "A CALL OF MATTHEW" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scriptures, we are undeniably called to ponder the requirement for us all to have a changed disposition throughout everyday life, in our activities and by they way we carry on with our lives as Christians, that we may really follow the Lord in the manner that we are supposed to, in being great Christians and great supporters of the Lord. All of us are called to leave our pride, inner-self and haughtiness, and on second thought share ourselves with God with modesty and compliance, and with confidence and responsibility that we should show Him. In our most memorable reading today, we heard from the Book of the prophet Amos, with respect to the expressions of the Lord advance notice people   of Israel by and by, similarly as we have heard thro...

  28 th  June, 2022: TUSEDAY,  THIRTEENTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (Amos 3: 1-8, 4:11-12);  (Mt 8: 23-27) "JESUS CALMS DOWN THE STORM" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scriptures, we are helped that all to remember us should have trust in God, and accept that in Him we will be in capable hands, and we don't have anything to dread or stress over. We want to accept that in God we will be victorious eventually, and not fall into the impulses to leave Him for different wellsprings of solace throughout everyday life. Generally we might be influenced to go to those interruptions that can keep us from tracking down our way in God, however this is where our Christian confidence ought to hold us firm in our confidence in God. In our most memorable reading, we heard once more from the prophet Amos, the prophet whom God had called from the place that is known for Judah to forecast and declare the word and ...

  25 th  June, 2022: SATURDAY,  TWELTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (Is 61: 9-11);  (Lk 2: 41-51) "DO I HAVE A CONTEMPLATIVE  HEART LIKE MARY" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, on this day after the festival of the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, the Feast of the Immaculate Heart of the Blessed Virgin Mary is commended, helping every one of us to remember the exceptional connection and association that Jesus our Lord has with His mom Mary, and exactly how the cherishing, Immaculate Heart of Mary is really her very own impression Son's Most Sacred Heart. Mary's heart is loaded with affection for us all, her embraced youngsters, as we as a whole have been shared by the Lord with her to be our own mom, and as we likewise become her own kids leaning on an unshakable conviction. In our most memorable reading today, we heard from the Book of the prophet Isaiah, where the Lord addressed individuals of God through the prophet Isaiah in regard...

   24 th  June, 2022: RFIDAY,  TWELTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (Ezk 34: 11-16);  (Rom 5: 5b-11) (Lk 15:3-7) "SACRED HEART OF JESUS" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today we commend the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, denoting the extraordinary and unfathomable love that the Lord has for all of us, spontaneously being spilled out from His most adoring Sacred Heart, as we review all that He had accomplished for the good of we. On this day, as we honor this incredible festival, we recall the Lord Whose Sacred Heart had been pierced and torn for us, and Who regardless of our numerous mischievousness and wrongdoings, actually proceeded to persistently contact us, since His affection for us, coming from His always adoring and liberal Heart, is endless. In the Church, the dedication to the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus is among the most well-known commitments, and keeping in mind that the Feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus was simply some...

  23 rd  June, 2022: THURSDAY,  TWELTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (Is 49: 1-6);  (Acts 13: 22-26) (Lk 1:57-66, 80) "BIRTH OF JOHN THE BAPTIST" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today we mark the event of the Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, which celebrates the moment when St. John the Baptist, the Herald of the Lord and Savior of the world, was naturally introduced to this world, into the group of Zechariah and Elizabeth, his folks. Today we mark the second when the Lord delivered into this world the news and disclosure of His salvation, of the hotly anticipated salvation and Savior that He has consistently guaranteed and spoken going to His people. The Lord has consoled us all that His affection for us has consistently persevered, and He will convey unto us His provision and strength. St. John the Baptist was brought into the world as a worker of God, called and browsed even before he was considered and conceived. His folks, Zecha...

  21 st  June, 2022: TUSEDAY,  TWELTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (2 Kgs 19: 9b-11, 14-21,31-35a);   (Mt 7: 6, 12-14) "DO TO OTHERS WHATEVER YOU WOULD HAVE THEM TO DO TO YOU" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scriptures, we are completely reminded to share ourselves with the Lord and not to be handily influenced by wrongdoing, which would lead us down the way towards obliteration and annihilation, and we should not let pride and arrogance from influencing and impacting us or our activities throughout everyday life. All things considered, we ought to make an honest effort to lower ourselves before God and regard His calls, paying attention to His words and updates for us to get some distance from our wrongdoings. We are undeniably called to be blessed and honorable in the entirety of our words, activities and deeds, and everything should start from our day to day living. In our most memorable reading...

  18 th  June, 2022: SATURDAY,  ELEVENTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (2 Chr 24: 17-25);   (Mt 6: 24-34) "DON'T WORRY ABOUT TOMORROW GOD IS ALREADY THERE" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scripture, we are undeniably helped to remember the words of the Lord telling us and consoling us that there isn't anything that we truly need to stress over in life as the Lord Who is consistently close by will continuously accommodate us and reinforce us. He won't forsake us or overlook our situation, and eventually, the people who keep their confidence in God will be legitimate and will be honored. Our most memorable perusing today from the Old Testament gave only one of the many confirmations of these, similarly as I am certain that a large number of us have encountered God's fortune and help ourselves in our own lives. In that first reading entry, taken from the Second Book of Kings, we knew about the record o...

   15 th  June, 2022: WEDNESDAY,  ELEVENTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (2 Kings 2: 1, 6-14);   (Mt 6: 1-6, 16-18) Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scripture, we are helped to remember our activities as Christians in answering God's call for us to follow Him and committing ourselves to Him. All of us as Christians should be really reliable and certified in our lifestyle so we are genuinely meriting being called as God's supporters and His people. God has forever been thoughtful in connecting with us, and He has shown us the way ahead throughout everyday life. It is then dependent upon us whether we need to follow Him or rather following our own way throughout everyday life. In our most memorable reading today, we knew about the progress between the prophets Elijah and Elisha, as Elisha had been selected to be the replacement of the prophet Elisha in the service to people of the northern realm o...

  13 th  June, 2022: MONDAY,  ELEVENTH WEEK  OF ORDINARY TIME   (C) (1Kings 21: 1-16);   (Mt 5: 38-42) "FEAST OF ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA" Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, today as we paid attention to the expressions of the Scripture, we are undeniably reminded that we can't give the longings access us and covetousness to carry ruin to ourselves, as the illustrations of the past contained in the Scriptures ought to remind us. All things considered, as Christians we need to regard the words that the Lord Himself had told us, that we should not be a group of covetousness and disdain, of outrage and envy. All things being equal, we must be loaded up with the very certifiable love that God has for all of us, and along these lines, we are undeniably called to be honorable, adoring and model in each of our activities, words and deeds. In our most memorable reading today, we heard from the First Book of Kings the record of the experience between lord Ahab of Is...