11th March – St. Eulogius of Cordova
Let us not fear suffering, but embrace it as a path to Christ.
Let us not fear suffering, but embrace it as a path to Christ.
Love never says I have done enough.
He prays always who lives well.
My brothers and sisters in Christ, it is time to change our lives and truly repent of our sins. It is time to say "yes" to God and sincerely go back to Him this Lenten season by Hearing His word, by Accepting His word we have heard; and by Putting the Word of God we have heard and accepted into practice in our daily lives.
Stand fast in the faith, and love one another, all of you, and be not offended at my sufferings.
If there be a true way that leads to the everlasting kingdom, it is most certainly that of suffering, patiently endured.
Silence and humility are the strength of those who wish to serve God.
true nobleman cannot respect his nobility more than when he serves Christ in the person of the poor.
Ours is the Spirit of the Eucharist, the total Gift of Self.
We are always surrounded by dangers but we belong to God.
Let us focus on Christ Himself who assured us with His transfiguration today that everyone who truly and sincerely accepts and strives to live out His gospel, can and will certainly attain the kingdom of heaven.
Our abandonment of the things of this world will make us realize the importance of our journey to God's Kingdom.
In the face of my darkness, You are light. In the face of my mortality, You are life.
With humility you attract the grace of God.
St. Callistus Caravario, the missionary to China who died defending the people he loved and served, pray for us!