Today, we are reminded why nobody should be written off as a lost cause and why every person deserves the opportunity to begin again. Through Saint Paul’s teaching about true belonging and Jesus’ stories of the lost sheep and the lost coin, we are informed that genuine faith is expressed through humility, compassion, and the joy of welcoming people back.
Reflection Date: November 5, 2026
Money is a useful servant but a dangerous master when it begins to control our decisions and values. Through Saint Paul’s gratitude for the generosity of the Philippians and Jesus’ teaching about wealth and faithfulness, we are reminded how to handle our resources with honesty, gratitude, and a generous heart.
Reflection Date: November 7, 2026
Being wise with our resources requires foresight, responsibility, and the ability to prepare for what lies ahead. Through Jesus’ surprising parable of a dishonest steward, we are reminded how our everyday decisions can reveal our priorities and how we can use what we have to serve a greater good.
Reflection Date: November 6, 2026
Reflection Date: March 8, 2022
Jesus addressed the Father in His native tongue, Abba, and for us, it may be Papa, Daddy, Tatay, or another affectionate term.
Reflection Date: March 7, 2022
Jesus requires consistency between the proclamation of our faith and the practice of justice since the peace of God is a fruit of justice and mercy.
