Today, we look at a woman who expressed her repentance through tears, kisses, and an extravagant act of love. Jesus showed that forgiveness can change the way a person sees God, others, and even oneself.
Reflection Date: September 17, 2026
Today, we look at how Christianity in Korea began with seemingly small seeds planted by laypeople who discovered the faith through books and shared what they learned with others. The gospel reminds us that what looks small at the beginning can grow deeply when it finds a heart willing to receive it and live it.
Reflection Date: September 19, 2026
Today, we look at Joanna, a woman who supported Jesus and his disciples even though she never became one of the famous voices of the early Christian movement. Her story reminds us that important work often depends on people who serve quietly, give generously, and make it possible for others to keep going.
Reflection Date: September 18, 2026
It is interesting that there are times when an ordinary and initially overlooked person can become a powerful witness through faith and courage. The gospel reminds us that genuine greatness can begin when we allow Christ to see beyond our doubts, limitations, and first impressions.
Reflection Date: August 24, 2026
Today, we reflect on what it means to be entrusted with responsibility, authority, and the care of others. The gospel reminds us that true authority is about faithfully carrying the keys of service, and not simply having power over people.
Reflection Date:August 23, 2026
Christian life tells us that authority is measured by humility and service. The Queenship of Mary and Jesus’ warning against seeking titles and recognition remind us that genuine leadership does not place us above others but brings us closer to them.
Reflection Date: August 22, 2026
The greatest commandments are not measured by how much religious knowledge we carry but by how much love we actually live. The gospel reminds us that loving God and loving our neighbor are inseparable, because genuine love becomes visible in the way we treat the people around us.
Reflection Date: August 21, 2026
