Fr. Jade Shares

We need each other. We shoukd learn how to work together. [Luke 10:1-12, Thursday of the 26th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus does not want us to disregard the values of what we have received in life which also are gifts from Him. We just ought to know what we should value the most. [Luke 9:57-62, Wednesday of the 26th Week in the Ordinary Time, Feast of St. Francis of Assisi]

Guardian angels are sent by God for pur sake. It is not too much to say that we ought to be a guardian angel to one another. [Matthew 18:1-5,10 Feast of Guardian Angels]

Humble service more than honor or pride. Performance rather than promises. [Matthew 21:28-32, 26th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

We are not to bring ourselves in other words. We have far more than important to bring - God and His saving power. [Luke 9:1-6, Wednesday of the 25th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Goodness is more evident when evil spreads. [Luke 8:16-18, Monday of the 25th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We receive what we do not deserve. Be grateful and generous therefore. [Matthew 20:1-16, 25th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus shows that true service essentially includes going around, from one place to another. It is not just to nest in one familiar and comfortable place and situation. [Luke 8:1-3, Friday of the 24th Week in the Ordinary Time]

There seemed to be no solution to the unbelief of the people. [Luke 7:31-35, Wednesday of the 24th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The centurion for not indulging to entitlement but instead acknowledgement of the authority of Jesus, received the praises of Jesus. [Luke 7:1-10, Monday of the 24th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Fòrgiveness is not based on emotion but like love, it is based on a decision. [Matthew 18:21-37, 24th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Mary's sorrows verify humanity. Her sorrow is actually a temporary state. It is not meant to stay for a long time. It is because that Jesus' passion was followed by the joy of Resurrection. [Memorial of Our Lady of Sorrows, John 19:25-27]

Accept the fact that we will lose something in following the Lord but be grateful for what will remain. [Luke 6:20-26, Wednesday of the 23rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus despite the threat pursued on doing what He knew was needed by the man. [Luke 6:6-11, Monday of thd 23rd Week in the Ordinary Time]

We are meant to live together. We are called to journey with one another. The Gospel tells us that in times of disputes and needs we have to be there for one another. [Matthew 18:15-20, 23rd Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Fair, Forced & Redemptive Suffering. What caused you to suffer? [Matthew 16:21-27, 22nd Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Listening validates one's worth. Listening vests us with a position of respect and authority. [Matthew 16:13-20, 21st Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

More than any state of life, say marriage, religious or single-blessedness is God's perfect calling. [Matthew 19:3-12, Friday of the 19th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The Mass is a personal.devotion but it s a communal celebration. Jesus emphasized our calling to be a community. [Matthew 18:15-20, Wednesday of the 19th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Mary, soul and body, was assumed to Heaven. It is an invitation to also look after each other's material and physical needs. [Luke 1:39-56, Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary]

It's not only making sure that we are able to manage our own lives but being able to help others with their own. [Matthew 17:22-27, Monday of the 19th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We fear the ghost of the past, anything we treat as bigger than God and sadly we fear doing good. [Matthew 14:22-23, 19th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

Happiness happens when one accepts the struggles and hardships in life. [Matthew 11:28-30, Thursday of the 15th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Childlikeness is not stopping curiosity and openness to learning. [Matthew 11:25-27, Wednesday of the 15th Week in the Ordinary Time]

To do God's will encompasses all human structures. [Matthew 10:34-11:1, Monday of the 15th Week in the Ordinary Time]