Jesus does wholistic healing that includes the physical, the social and the spiritual.

Jesus tells them that they already have faith, but they need to let it grow through their acts.

Today's Gospel is a message for the Sadducees and all those who forget to invest in their eternal life.

What comes after today? How do we prepare for tomorrow?

May we rejoice with those who restore their way to God's Kingdom.

How do we understand Primacy and Priority?

Do I expect rewards from others or from God for what I offer?

Let us pray to see with Jesus' eyes and be touched by His consideration of human dignity.

It's a fire that creates an internal, positive energy of love.

Do not be afraid, trust in the Lord.

Let us pray for the Lord to help us not lose sight of what real treasure is.

The Amen we use is our commitment to abide by what we have prayed.

Do distractions and worries prevent us from welcoming Him as befits His person and message?

The Lord wants His faithful to live pure religion and not just apparent religiosity.

What do we take from this Gospel for our personal commitment to Jesus?

"But first let me do this or that" doesn't work with Jesus.

Jesus is not accepted by the Gerasene people. They don't consider the good he does and they prioritize their own interests. They ask him to leave their region.

May our lives be guided by the Spirit of truth, bearing fruits of trust, peace, confidence and hard work to reflect God's face through our acts.

What is Pentecost for me today?

Unity doesn’t mean conformity. It means to be rooted in Jesus’ body and blood.