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St. Paul tells us that he is "a slave of Christ Jesus" and is calling others to see that they also belong to Christ. Do we seek to do our own will, or the will of the one to whom we belong?

Large crowds followed Jesus around from town to town. As Christians, we join others in following Christ, and our faith is enhanced by following him together with others.

Jesus had crowds following him around because they believed in what he was saying. Are we true followers of Jesus? Do we live out his message?

Fr. Brian Walker, OP breaks open the readings for the Twenty Third Sunday in Ordinary Time, reminding us of Jesus' command to work together, always trying to repair our relationships with one another, for the sake of the kingdom.

Jesus told the parable of the wise and foolish virgins to warn his disciples to be prepared for what was to come. Are we ready?

Jesus told his disciples to stay awake, because they do not know when the Son of Man will come. May we be open and ready to use whatever God has given us in service to the kingdom.

Saint Maximilian Kolbe freely gave his life so that others might live. What are we willing to sacrifice for others?

Jesus bid Peter to walk on water amidst the storm, and then caught him when his faith failed. When the storms of life hit us, can we trust God to save us?

Amplifying the advice of Jesus, Fr. Brian Walker, OP tells us not to look for our own special sign from God, but to look for a way to serve others.

Commenting on the parable of the weeds and wheat growing up together, Fr. Brian Walker, OP reminds us that we all have choices, and as Christians, we need to make sure that our choices reflect our faith, lest we go astray and lead others astray as well.

Unpacking the Parable of the Sower, Fr. Brian Walker, OP reminds us that as we sow, so shall we reap—so we need to watch how we live our lives and how we sow the seeds God has given us.

When Jesus forgives the sins of a lame man, people suspect that these are just empty words—and so he tells the man to pick up his mat and walk, to prove to them that they are not. Thus, Fr. Brian Walker, OP challenges us—do we think Jesus' promises are empty, or are we truly moved by them?