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ENKWENTRO — 100 episodes
Jesus’ compassion challenges us to take action.
God is never miserly with His gifts.
True friends tell us what we need to hear, not always what we want to hear.
Change is a reality of life; we must embrace it, trusting that God alone is unchanging.
By His Wounds We Are Healed
Love’s vulnerability.
Love’s extravagance (John 12:1-11)
No good we do is ever done in vain.
Life is short. The time we have is brief. Have no regrets. Seize the day!
Heaven on Earth: When we discover that happiness has no purpose other than itself.
The Power of Affirmation: Strength and Courage for the Great Adventure of Life
Take the good, leave the bad.
Childlike Wonder and Awe: Keys to Happiness Like No Other
When the Lord Comes to Disturb Us
Finding Healing in Christ’s Wounds
The Disciples on the Emmaus Road and the Greatest Treasure a Christian Possesses.
Jesus called Mary by name, banishing her sorrow, removing her pain.
God’s Empathy, Putting Ourselves in the Other’s Shoes, and Overcoming Fear
Today we have been set free.
“Take courage. I have conquered the world.” (John 26:33)
Only Service, No Ambitions, No Desires for Advancement, No Schemes for Upward Mobility.
Genuine obedience obliterates fear.
A Morsel of Food and a Final Attempt to Save a Friend
Love extravagantly, you’ll have no regrets.
God’s Vulnerability, Our Vulnerability: Reflections on the Sunday of the Lord’s Passion
Of Kings, Thieves and Prostitutes (A Reflection on the Solemnity of Christ the King)
JOY AND OUR ZEST FOR LIVING DISSIPATE WHEN WE LOSE SIGHT OF OUR ‘WHY’.
FEED THE GOOD, MAGNIFY THE LIGHT: John the Baptist, Herod, Nietzsche, the Cross & our Inner Battles.
NO PATH TO GROWTH EXCEPT THROUGH LIFE’S CHALLENGES
It is what wealth often does to us that Jesus condemns and warns us against.
HAPPINESS IS A CHOICE, AND HEAVEN IS NOW. Reflections on the Blessed Mother’s Assumption into Heaven
‘In’ the world, but not ‘of’ it: The Saint Benedict Option
Mary and the ‘Path of the Insignificant Footnote’
Service: The Only Language of Power Jesus Spoke to His Disciples
To understand St. Thomas’ thought is to understand how the Catholic ‘mind’ works.
Learning to bend our will to the Lord’s is a journey of a lifetime.
Finding value in the old, the new, and everything in between.
Look for God in the simple and ordinary; you’re sure to find Him there.
Don’t calculate. Leap!
People always mattered more to Jesus, not programs, projects, policies or schemes.
Be true to yourself; God would have it no other way.
Overcoming Procrastination
Take the leap, God will be there to catch you.
Never begrudge others their gifts, lest you lose sight of your own.
Prayer is simply talking to the Lord, and listening to Him talking to us.
Cynicism and jadedness are the greatest enemies of our mission in life.
Thoughtfulness and empathy: hallmarks of true Christian discipleship.
It’s the size of the heart that gives that counts.
The “Dark Side” of the Immanuel Prophecy: A Warning in the Promise
Finding God where he loves to veil Himself.
Let God write what He wishes on the clean slate of our year!
Our past, present, and future are in God’s hands.
If we seek God only in the grand and spectacular, we will never find Him.
Evil may have its hour, but good will have its day.
It is God’s will that will carry us through.
The name we were given at baptism signified potential, hope and possibility.
Mary’s Magnificat: The Most Revolutionary and Explosive Text of the Bible
In God’s word, the impossible and the possible are one and the same.
God eases our sorrow and pain by suffering with us, journeying and being with us.
Follow where God leads; he will never lead you into harm.
Why does God seem so distant and uninterested in us at times?
Letting go of the blinders that hinder us from seeing goodness in life, in others and in ourselves.
True joy and hope do not need a “happily ever after”.
Where do self-righteousness and a judgmental attitude come from?
Immerse yourself fully in the game of life; no pain, no gain.
Whatsoever we do to the least of our sisters and brothers, we do to the Lord.
Love can transform the ordinary into something extraordinary, even miraculous.
Have we made a difference? Has the world become better because of us?
Trust is the condition without which nothing can be accomplished.
Words are cheap, emotions are fleeting; action alone proves our words and feelings.
Don’t overthink a problem, come up with a solution and go for it; over-analysis leads to paralysis.
Falling deeply in love with Christ
Genuine class and authentic kindness are usually inseparable.
Do not wait till later; later might never come.
A Christian doesn’t believe in luck, he makes his own.
Change is a part of life, but so is the permanence of Jesus’ word.
Endings have a way of focusing our attention on what truly matters.
True joy is found in spending life, not in hoarding it.
Faith doesn’t guarantee an easy life, it assures us of Christ’s presence.
Do people become better persons after having known us?
The Resurrection guarantees that no good we do is ever done in vain.
Humility is a shield against anger, bitterness, and resentment.
Understanding why we sometimes do what’s wrong instead of what’s right.
Why do we often act against our own best interest?
Intellectual, physical, and spiritual ‘muscles’ that aren’t used, atrophy.
Affirmed by Christ, all our insecurities fade away.
Ever told the Lord you’re disappointed at him? You can.
God is with us, especially in our most difficult moments.
Trust in God’s providence; it never fails.
Gratitude is the key that opens the floodgates of blessing.
Remembering our Original Purpose, Goals, Visions and Dreams
We Must Lead Others to Goodness, Truth and Light
The Souls of the Just are in the Hands of God
The Saints: Those the World May Have Judged ‘Losers’: Men & Women Who Chose the Way of Christ
Escaping the Trap of the “Fifteen Minutes of Fame”
Finding One’s Worth in Christ Alone
Challenge and Difficulty are Part of the School of Life Meant Not to Break Us but to Strengthen Us
Never underestimate the power of a good deed, no matter how small.
“Lord, I want to see!”
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