A Word of Hope

He shares a personal anecdote about his own initial unfamiliarity with St. Jude and emphasizes the apostle's powerful intercession for those in need.

reflecting on the importance of family unity, inspired by the image of the Holy Family (Joseph, Mary, and Jesus).

This "A Word of Hope" invites viewers to examine how they hear and respond to the cries of the poor in their lives and to depend totally on God's mercy.

reflecting on the parable of the barren fig tree, connecting it to the idea that "90% of life is just showing up."

Reflecting on the Gospel reading where Jesus challenges the religious leaders to "read the signs of the times" and encouraging viewers to test what they hear against the teachings of Jesus and the lives of the saints.

Jesus speaks of bringing division rather than peace.

the inspiring story of the Dominican Sisters of the Presentation who established a school in a marginalized community of Bogotá, originally serving the poor and now serving internally displaced people.

about Laura, a tamale vendor who was deported, and how her community responded with inspiring solidarity.

Today's readings present a stark contrast: Abraham, who believed God's promises, and the rich fool, who hoarded his wealth.

Today's Gospel encourages us to persevere in prayer, but how do we reconcile the parable of the persistent widow with our understanding of a loving God?

Delve into Luke's emphasis on Jesus's tenderness, his care for the marginalized, and the ongoing presence of God through the sacraments, especially the Eucharist.

about fearing the Lord with love and trust. Inspired by Ignatius of Antioch, this message highlights how love surpasses fear and invites us to deepen our faith through trust in God's care.

Through prayer and prayerful meditation, discover how to look upon others with Christ’s eyes and embody His truth, life, and love through letting go of our own agenda in favor of God's agenda.

A message of hope and faith as we reflect on the significance of living in unity amid today’s social and political divisions.

explores Jesus’ call for genuine hearts, humility, and living the Gospel authentically. Reflects on Luke 11, Hebrews, and Romans — how our hearts can soften and become signs of hope in the world.

reflecting on Luke 11 and Romans — the sign of Jonah, repentance, and how softened hearts become signs of hope.

God’s mercy is often surprisingly simple to receive — not earned by complexity but given when we do small acts (like Naaman plunging into the Jordan or returning in thanksgiving)

Why mere awe or admiration—notably at miracles, saints, or beautiful worship—can separate us from Jesus if it isn’t transformed into imitation and action.

Reflecting on C.S. Lewis’s image of an “enemy-occupied” world and today’s Gospel about spiritual evil. Christ has defeated the powers of darkness; invite Him into your life through prayer, charity, and virtue to keep your “house” safe.

Reflecting on Thursday of the 27th week in Ordinary Time (memorial of St. Louis Bertrand). A short, encouraging meditation on Jesus’ teaching to ask, seek, and knock — trusting God to give what we truly need, not just what we want. Perfect for Catholic Scripture reflection, prayer encouragement, and inspiration to pray boldly.

A reflection on Jonah’s story: Nineveh’s repentance, Jonah’s anger, and God’s compassionate mercy. A brief, faith-filled meditation calling viewers to repentance, trust in God, and hope for a world God does not want to lose. Ideal for Scripture reflection, Catholic daily readings, and spiritual encouragement.

Join this brief Word of Hope for the Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary. Reflect on Mary of Nazareth — how she heard the Word of God, kept it, and sat at Jesus’ feet, choosing the better part. A calming, faith-filled meditation encouraging you to listen, live, and act on God's Word. Perfect for Catholics, Marian devotion, Scripture reflection, and spiritual growth.

Father Bob reflects about Jonah’s call and Jesus’ Parable of the Good Samaritan. He explores Christian vocation as a universal call to care—serving others not because of identity but because we are called to show compassion in simple, concrete ways. A short, encouraging message on being people of hope through everyday love and service.

Father Bob offers a powerful Sunday reflection for Oct 5 (27th week of Ordinary Time) on asking the Lord to "increase our faith." Drawing on Scripture (Timothy) and personal stories, he explains how faith brings power, love, and self-control to stand with integrity in the face of chaos.