Fr. Jade Shares

We need to see the goodness in others. Not to see it is a way of destroying ourselves, our church. [Mark 9:38-40, Wednesday of the 7th Week in the Ordinary Time]

St. Philip Neri's remarkable joy is founded on his belief that everything in this world is temporary. Pain and suffering are temporal. [John 19:25-34, Memorial of Mary Mother of God, Novena Mass for St. Philip Neri]

Jesus advised his disciples to be one and to live in truth especially that the world will be not be kind to them. [John 17:11-19, Wednesday of the 7th Week of Easter]

Until we reach eternal bliss in Heaven, we first take each day at a time, trying to learn from the highs and lows of our everday life. [John 16:20-23, Friday of the 6th Week of Easter]

Prayer and companions are what Jesus suggested to help us in times of hardships. [John 15:26-16:4, Monday of the 6th Week of Easter]

Let us get rid of our stereotyping that unfairly confines others with our baseless concept or suspicion. [John 15:9-17, 6th Sunday of Easter]

The Gospel promises a reciprocation of the love of the Holy Trinity to the one who loves and abides by the Lord's will. [John 14:21-26. Monday of the 5th Week of Easter]

Remain-live-grow-grow more. Eɓɓññv en if we are most kind and charitable being in the world, we still face trials. Even as we are bearing fruits, we get "pruned" by God to show that we can still grow more. [John 15:1-8, 5th Sunday of Easter]

Jesus offers not just a map to reach Heaven but his very self as a cojourneyer along the way. We are not just bounded by inanimated rules but should be accompanied by a living relationship with Jesus. [John 14:1-6, Friday of the 4th Week of Easter]

Our words and actions will either save or imperil not just ourselves but others who know us too. [John 12:44-50, Wednesday of the 4th Week of Easter]

Relationship. This has been Jesus' invitation. Only in a context of a relationship that belief and trust happens. [John 10:22-30, Tuesday of the 4th Week of Easter]

I suggested here three reasons why God chose to be present in the bread and wine or in other words, food. He wants us to remember Him always, to establish a relationship and for us to become like him ( we become what we eat). [John 6:52-59, Friday of the 3rd Week of Easter]

Persevere. Do not give up. [John 6:35-40, Wednesday of the 3rd Week of Easter]

Jesus exposed to the crowd their real intentions for looking for him. We hope we look for the Lord because we love Him. [John 6:22-29, Monday of the 3rd Week of Easter]

Peace is a gift. Pray and ask for it. Give way for peace. Let us leave the past behind. Accept the hurts of the past amd stary anew. Give our past offenders to make up for us. [Luke 24:35-48, 3rd Sunday of Easter]

He came not to condemn and punish but to save us. Beware of unfairly condemning ourselves. [John 3:16-21, Wednesday of the 2nd Week of Easter]

Mary might have not understood everything but she gave her fiat. What will happen to us if no one will not dare to say yes to the call of service? [Luke 1:26-38, Monday of the 2nd Week of Easter]

See the value of each and discover the beauty created by all these opposing elements. [John 20:19-31, 2nd Sunday of Easter, Divine Mercy Sunday]

Jesus was not recognized a number of times and this time when He was at the shore of the Sea of Tiberias. He was recognized by the authority of his command. [John 21:1-14, Easter Friday]

The two disciples recognized Jesus by his actions of breaking the bread not by the brilliance of his teaching about history. Our actions leave a greater impact to others. [Luke 24:13-35, Easter Wednesday]

The difference between the two kinds of witnesses to Easter is determined by how truth is handled. Are you the soldiers-type or the women-type of Easyer people? [Matthew 28:8-15, Easter Monday]

The Resurrection of the Lord proves us that He's the only One worthy of our trust. He will remain firm and faithful to his promises. Easter also shows us the Eucharist where we get to meet and encourage one another until He comes again. [Mark 16: 1-7, Easter Vigil]

Here are some inspiring stories showing how hope turns the "old cross" to the "new cross". [John 18:1-19:42, Good Friday]

[Holy Wednesday, Matthew 26:14-25]

It is not only love for money that go against the plan of God but ego or pride as well. [John 12:1-11, Holy Monday]