Today we read Scripture from all over the new and old Testaments about praying. When to pray , how to pray, how often to pray, what to pray about, To repeat prayers and more. All the answers are in the Bible we just need to read it.

Today we read from St. Pauls letter to the Philippians Chapter 1 Where he talks about being thankful for his fellow Christians in the Church. We also read about Paul's instruction to have Gratitude and always rejoice in the Lord even in our difficult times. Then we close with a great writing from St. Francis about being grateful for everything God has created.

Today we read from Romans Chapter 10 and give you context of the time it was written and what was going on in Rome with the early Christians who were a mix of Jews and Gentiles and had some cultural differences that Paul was trying to get rid of so they could all except their Salvation was in Faith In Christ.

Today Michael is angry at the self described Christian Group that put up Billboards that say Jesus is not God and he did not exist in heaven before he was born. Using Biblical references and the words of Jesus himself in the Gospels, Michael is able to show you how wrong they are on all accounts. Which brings up having to arm yourself with enough Biblical knowledge to defend our faith when attacked by Non Believers and believers of false doctrine.

Today we read from Matthew Chapters 9 & 10 The Harvest is Plentiful but the workers are few. Also we talk about the profession of the 12 disciples before they were called by Jesus. How can we help Jesus with the Harvest?

Today we read and talk about John Chapter 3 , How Jesus is to be lifted up like the Bronze Serpeant was with Moses in order for us to be saved. We talk about a Jewish leader who was very interested in learning from Jesus but not willing to make the full leap of faith on him. How God loves us so much he sent his only son so that we may have eternal life. Why do people love the darkness and stay away from the light? Jesus is the light and the way to our salvation.

Today Michael tells us of the Origins of The Feast of Corpus Cristi and then reads from the Book of John about how Jesus told the people about the Holy Eucharist and how it initially went over like a ton of bricks.

Today we read from The Gospel of John about Jesus voluntarily laying down his life for our sins and for the Will of the father. Then we look at the moment he died. He proclaimed it is finished then Gave up his spirit. Did he die by succumbing to his injuries? Or did he finish his work here and on his terms separate his soul from his human body?