Making Friends With The Lord Jesus

Ways of getting closer to Our Lord Jesus Christ

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  Humility in Teaching and the Journey of Learning · Sep 11, 2026

  Sep 9, 202613 min

  This homily explores the essential relationship between mentors and students, emphasizing that the ultimate goal of any instructor should be to see their pupils surpass them. Drawing on biblical parables from the Gospel of Luke, I warn against superiority complexes and envy, which can cause leaders to hinder the growth of those entrusted to their care. True leadership requires deep humility. Older or more experienced individuals must be willing to learn from younger people or their peers without feeling threatened or insecure. The reflection also highlights the danger of hypocrisy, suggesting that a teacher’s personal character and moral integrity can be just as influential as the subjects they teach. Ultimately, the passage encourages a culture of mutual learning, where people are honest about their limitations and willing to seek guidance from others. Through these reflections, I present charity and vulnerability as essential foundations for meaningful personal and spiritual growth.

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  Divine Mercy and the Call to Love Your Enemies · Sep 10, 2026

  Sep 9, 202611 min

  This commentary explores a powerful reflection on St. Luke’s Gospel and the challenging Christian call to love one’s enemies. It reminds us that truly absorbing this message takes a humble heart—one that recognizes we can't fulfill such radical love on our own strength, but need divine grace to bridge the gap.Through examples like the martyrdom of St. Thomas More and Christ’s forgiveness on the cross, the reflection illustrates what it means to choose God’s mercy over our natural self-defensive instincts. True virtue isn't about transactional kindness or expecting something in return; it’s about reflecting the generous, unconditional character of the Most High. Ultimately, it offers a sobering reminder: the way we judge and treat others shapes how we ourselves will be met by God. It stands as an invitation to lay down our pride, practice deeper spiritual discipline, and live out a faith rooted in active grace.

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  The All-Seeing Eye and the Path of the Beatitudes · Sep 9, 2026

  Sep 8, 202611 min

  The homily reflects on Gospel teachings following a priestly anniversary, focusing on how God’s gaze sustains all of creation. I explore the Beatitudes in Luke’s Gospel, showing how true blessedness can emerge from hardships such as poverty, hunger, sorrow, and rejection. Rather than presenting these struggles as meaningless, I contrast them with the shallow comfort of material wealth and worldly approval. The message emphasizes that lasting fulfillment comes not from earthly security, but from divine grace. In the end, the reflection reminds us that eternal rewards far outweigh the passing comforts and false praises of the world.

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  The Divine Plan for Mary and Saint Joseph · Sep 8, 2026

  Sep 6, 202612 min

  This reflection explores the spiritual significance of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St. Joseph, focusing on their roles in God’s plan of salvation. I emphasize Mary’s Immaculate Conception, explaining that she was preserved from original sin through the anticipated merits of Jesus Christ.The reflection then turns to the Gospel narrative, highlighting St. Joseph’s righteousness and protective character when he discovered that Mary was pregnant through the Holy Spirit. By choosing to divorce her quietly rather than expose her to shame, Joseph showed prudence, compassion, and virtue before an angel revealed his mission in a dream.The homily also encourages a deeper devotion to angels and reminds listeners to seek God’s purpose in their daily lives. Ultimately, this commentary invites listeners to honor Mary and Joseph by imitating their faith, obedience, and openness to God’s calling.

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  Divine Senses and the Restoration of the Withered Hand · Sep 7, 2026

  Sep 6, 202610 min

  This theological reflection explores the connection between human sensory perception and the moral obligation to do good. The speaker explains that humans acquire knowledge through their physical senses, which allows them to form abstract thoughts. This is contrasted with the direct spiritual knowledge of angels.Drawing from the Gospel of Luke, the reflection describes how Jesus healed a man with a withered hand on the Sabbath, challenging the Pharisees’ rigid legalism with a clear appeal to common sense. The narrative emphasizes that doing good is always lawful, regardless of the day or religious restrictions.Finally, the reflection warns against the destructive nature of envy and urges listeners to celebrate the successes and talents of others rather than harbor resentment.

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