Tag: Gospel reflection

Today’s Gospel is about the good strangers whom God will often send into our lives to bring grace, peace, healing and reconciliation

Prophets are an unwanted lot who, by becoming the “bitter medicine” for the ills of society, are ungratefully sentenced to ignominious death

Consider where we have brought “modern civilization,” a fragile fortress slowly succumbing to the foolishness of its own pride and prejudices

Every now and then, we need to be reminded, especially when we become too attached with our work, our vision and mission, our achievements

Christ through the example of his life patiently taught his disciples about God and about the kingdom which he wishes for humanity

So how can we call ourselves Christians if we become comfortable in the darkness of lies, falsehood and ignorance?

The “title” signifies only the tasks the person must accomplish given one’s gifts, not a declaration of a social position one has attained

A fragile faithfulness is possible by having a childlike recourse to God’s benevolent grace and wisdom

The problem with having a chiffon cake heart is, you suffer the consequence of being compassionate

One of the biggest enemies of potential greatness is the tendency to belittle small things or small people