St. Paul the Apostle

Being poor in spirit is the fundamental condition for becoming blessed and happy. We are blessed when we know our need for God and do His will every day. We are poor in spirit when we surrender our plans to God and ask for His help. We are poor in spirit when we admit our sins, mourn for them repenting, ask His grace and forgiveness for them, and promise to “sin no more and avoid the near occasions of sin.”

'Jesus is the Light’ which the people in darkness are rejoicing to see, but he will soon say to his followers, ‘You are the light of the world.’ This is his purpose in choosing his followers and this is the mission he entrusts to us today, his modern-day disciples.

On the first Christmas, our Savior Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem, which literally means the House of Bread. He was then laid in a feeding trough called manger. In the Eucharist, Jesus comes to us truly, really, and substantially, in the form of bread and wine. He gives himself to us to be partaken, for “whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood has eternal life, and I will raise him on the last day.” (Jn. 6, 54)

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The hope of our resurrection and eternal life with God gives us lasting peace and joy amidst the tensions and pains of our daily lives. But it should also inspire us to honor our bodies (and the bodies of those whom we come in contact), keeping them holy and pure, for they will also be resurrected on the last day