Branches (us) become inter-woven on the vine (Jesus). In that weave, branches support each other and the fruit. We need to be more supportive of each other to maintain that strong connection with Jesus. Alleliua.

The name we use for a friend describes the closeness of the relationship. If one feels truly close with their Savior, then they would use Jesus. If one feels distant, then they might use God. Alleluia.

Many of us regularly hear various sounds. We need to be more attuned to listen for God talking to us in the many ways He does. Alleluia.

Is a gift. Through our faith we seek to know and do God's will. We must remember James 2: 26; "faith apart from works is dead." Alleluia.

Leads us to our eternal destination with our Heavenly Father. It also sustains us during times of pain and suffering. With hope we can stay strong with purpose. Alleluia.

The new buzz word to explain all that is wrong with the world? Godless - more direct and truthful! We yearn for "something" only God can give us to complete us. Alleluia.

The topic of discussion with parish youth last night. Very much a reality of earthly life with many people succumbing to a potentially unhealthy emotion. God and family are the cure. Alleluia.

St. Paul tells us very simply that without charity we are nothing. Charity is the greatest of the theological virtues. Jesus made charity the new commandment and modeled it for us in His Passion. Alleluia.

Being part of a family brings with it certain responsibilities. We share in all aspects; good and bad. And sometimes we need a reminder of our obligations. We must also remember Jesus Christ is there to share in and lighten burdens. Alleluia.

We live today for The tomorrow. Our inheritance is awaiting us. Alleluia.