Our God-given task is inspired by love and overcomes evil with love.

From this, we can see Jesus' concept of life and how He wants His disciples to live their faith.

Jesus cares for the fishermen and for the crowd as well. He wants them all to go deeper!

Embracing Christ, as Simeon did, prepares us to quit this world in peace and tranquility.

Jesus returns to His own town of Nazareth.

The wine ran out and the family's honor is at risk.

The Holy Spirit fills us with water, fire and wind…

We are called to change our ways and follow the "Way and the Truth and the Life" (John 14:6) nothing else, nobody else.

May the blessings of Christmas inspire our witness for His glory throughout the New Year.

Blessed are you among women…

"What then shall we do?"

Are we prepared to welcome Christmas as an event that transcends time and space?

In today's reading, Jesus foretells what He knows about the end of time.

"What is the truth?' answers Pilate…

…expect an end that will open a new spiritual beginning.

The widow is giving to God with full faith, trust and humility.

Go to Jesus asking what's most important.

Take heart; get up, he is calling you.

Jesus, again and again, tries His best to lift up our concept about His Kingdom.

We remain free to transform the impossible into the possible.