Liturgical Year C

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  Luke 18:9-14 - Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time

  Humble prayer is what Jesus says helps to build the right relationship with God, in which we are open to his gifts.

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  Luke 18:1-8 - Twenty-ninth Sunday in Ordinary Time

  Prayer enables us to receive the graces we need to be God’s family, friends, and collaborators. It is our way of conversing with God which tells us about His love and sustains us in His grace and mercy.

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  Luke 17:11-19 - Twenty-seventh Week of Ordinary Time

  Today’s Gospel encourages us to use of faith to turn to Jesus with confidence. He listens to us and helps us find a solution and a way through the storms and the torments of life.

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  Luke 17:5-10 - Twenty-seventh Sunday in Ordinary Time

  Jesus advises to face life with faith, and with an attitude of gratitude and humility. The disciples have an authentic desire to imitate Jesus and to be more like him; to live up to his teaching.

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  Luke 16:19-31 - Twenty-sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time

  Jesus teaches that an exclusive focus on one’s own self-interests leads to indifference, omission, and lack of willingness to change one’s ways for the better.

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  Luke 16:1-13 - Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time

  Jesus emphasizes that people of faith ought to be smart in aiming to live according to God’s commandments. Their spirit ought to be nurtured so that they recognize right from wrong and aim to lead virtuous lives.

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  John 3:13-17 - Exaltation of the Holy Cross

  Jesus tells Nicodemus that his passion and death are necessary to save the world from the power of sin and death. His life is given as a sign of God’s most merciful love

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  Luke 14:25-33 - Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time

  When we choose a course of action, all the other options fade away. What we bring into reality, we become responsible for. Moreover, any task that we undertake must be evaluated as meaningful first, otherwise our efforts will falter.

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  Luke 14:1,7-14 - Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time

  Jesus says that according to justice in the Kingdom of God, those who serve others and are kind to others will receive their reward. Thus, he placed humility, service and obedience to God’s will at the center of the virtues required to inherit eternal life.

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  Luke 13:22-30 - Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time

  Redemption is available to everyone who seeks it in the name of Christ and through Him, not because of merit, but because of grace and mercy.