Fr. Jade Shares

Jesus wanted us to take different forms like a sheep, snake and dove. All to advance the Gospel. [Matthew 10:16-23, Friday of the 14th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We ought to continue what Jesus started and commanded us to do. Let us reach to the ends of the earth. [Matthew 10:1-7, Wednesday of the 14th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus would always have productive days. He was constantly in touch with the people. These were made possible because he did not just wait for people to come to him but he had the routine of going out to see the world. [Matthew 9:32-38, Tuesday of the 14th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus stopped amid urgency. "Your faith has saved you." [Matthew 9:18-26, Monday of the 14th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus lauded the children. One reason for it is the sincerity of the young. [Matthew 11:25-30, 14th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

To follow is an initial act of faith but we should be willing to stand the strong waves. [Matthew 8:23-27, Tuesday of the 13 Week in the Ordinary Time]

Thomas seemed to know Jesus that he enumerated the wounds of Jesus. However, he did not know him enough to believe that Jesus indeed resurrected. [John 20:24-29, Feast of St. Thomas the Apostle]

Crossing over borderlines means loving and serving beyond what is minimum or what is already natural. [Matthew 10:37-42, 13th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

The early martyrs of the Church of Rome is an example that persecution is part of our lives. We can overcome though. [Matthew 8:1-5, Friday of the 12th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The big difference between a sheep and a wolf. [Matthew 7:15-20, Wednesday of the 12th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We are to take a proactive response. [Matthew 7:1-5, Monday of the Twelve Week in the Ordinary Time]

In dealing with fear, trust in God's time and thrust to oìr mission. [Matthew 10:26-33, 12th Sunday in the Ordinary.

One big threat to true Christianity is anonymity. Our call is specific. Do not hide in the crowd. [Matthew 9:36-10:8, 11th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]

The Church is like the heart of Jesus where everyone finds acceptance and healing love. [Matthew 11:25-30, Friday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time, Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus]

God has been consistent through man's history. [Matthew 5:17-19, Wednesday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time]

To be a "salt of the earth" is to recognize our worth and goodness. It is not enough because we have to be a "light to the world." It means placing ourselves in a position of service to others where our goodness will shine. [Matthew 5:13-16, Tuesday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time, Feast of St. Anthony of Padua]

We see the world from the eyes of God. [Matthew 5:1-12, Monday of the 10th Week in the Ordinary Time]

The Holy Mass is meant to fill us with such sublime grace and love so that we are able to impart the same to the world. [John 6:51-58, Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ]

Questions and confusion were in the discussion. [Mark 12:35-37, Fruday of the 9th Week in the Ordinary Time]

What's the greatest commandment? Jesus answered, "The Lord our God is Lord ALONE." [Mark 12:28-34, Thursday of the 9th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We will be raised back to life not because of our beloved but because of the One who loves us. [Mark 12:18-27, Wednesday of the 9th Week in the Ordinary Time]

We ought to pay our debts. Itvis actually what we do in life. We give to God what is rightfully His. [Mark 12:1-12, Monday of the 9th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Three things we should understand as a Trinitarian community. [John 3:16-18, Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity]

Should there be a season for giving? If that's so, should there be a season for non-giving? [Mark 11:11-26, Friday of the 8th Week in the Ordinary Time]

It needed courage to make that visit of Mary. [Luke 1:39-56, Feast of the Visitation]