We answer to a higher authority. Our first loyalty is to God whose image is stamped on us.

We were clothed in Christ at our baptism. If we remain clothed in Christ everyday by our witness to Him, He will welcome us home with open arms.

God wants us to produce the fruits of thanksgiving and witness; disciples who are grateful for all of His gifts and witnesses to his unfailing love.

Will only your ears make it to heaven?

God is more concerned with mercy & generosity than justice & fairness.

(Deacon Roland) When we forgive others we witness to the compassionate love of God.

God expects us to be prophets; bearers of His word. As prophets we are called to witness to the good news and to speak out against evil.

As disciples of Jesus we are called to follow the leader!

Our God given gifts, talents and authority must be used for the building up of the His kingdom not our own egos.

Be persistent in your prayers and trust that God will give you what is truly good for you at a time that is good for you.

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In those moments when life is difficult we throw ourselves into the arms of the Father trusting that He is at work, even when we can’t see it.

Recognize the gifts from God and thank him for all the joy he sends us. God loves us, God forgives us, God is merciful towards us, and wants nothing but Joy for us all!

Never pass up an opportunity to do good, as we never know the result of these actions. By the grace of God, they will grow into something magnificent!

God's kingdom will continue to flourish if we let ourselves be the good seed.

Jesus longs to yoke himself to you - He will help you carry the burden. You will never walk alone.

The Lord has committed some work to you that he has not committed to anyone else. To be His disciples we must do good; if we don’t do it, who will?

Jesus tells his disciples to be boldly fearless in proclaiming the kingdom of God. We are called to do the same.

We teach so much without knowing it and learn so much without realizing it. We thank God for the gift of fathers who love and nurture their children.

We encounter the risen Lord every time we receive Holy Communion. Christ himself is present in the Eucharist.