Often, we feel the waters are shaky, we feel like we're going to sink. It is OK, Peter too, felt that way when he tried to walk on water. He lost faith for a few seconds, and honestly, that is all it takes. When we walk towards the Lord, we can't afford to hesitate, we have to have the confidence, and most important, the faith we are on his hands. #Trust

Today's gospel is about the calling and responding. Certainly, we hear about calling, that is, the vocation in our hearts. Vocation is from latin vocare, which means to call, hence calling. A call, requires a response, but it is a voluntary response. It cannot be imposed as it no longer would be valid, it would lose genuinity. Nonetheless, Andrew meets Jesus, goes for Peter, his brother, and without hesitation; the both of them respond assenting to follow Him. They abandoned

For some of us, it can be quite difficult to ask for something. Perhaps, our pride enables us to hold back and hence, we believe we can do anything on our own. While the previous statement might vary from person to person, what is true, nonetheless, the Lord is anxious to hear from us. He is there, waiting for our prayers to be articulated. We need to consider He can provide, thus we need to be careful what it is we ask. We don't always need what we want, instead, we might as

If we could do the things we dream of, what would those things be? Whatever that might be, it requires effort and a plan. Sloth is the fiercest enemy of a dream, but it can be defeated. Can we see the beauty of a big, useless rock? Actually, no, we cannot. Not with our current eyes, but with those of the heart. A rock can turn into a beautiful masterpiece, Michelangelo saw that. Jesus also saw it in a rock hence the Church was founded upon it, although it was not easy. are to