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The Sentiments of Jesus on the Cross

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  March 17, 2026   The Sentiments of Jesus on the Cross Hello!   How is each and every one? In my eagerness to start this new series, and respond to the inspiration to share it, I couldn’t find the words to introduce it.   After reading about the first words of Christ from the Cross, I told Him I would like to have the same sentiment.   And from then onwards to the present, I have been praying along that line of “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.”   Without any doubt the pronoun ‘they’ included myself because the truth is you and I together with all the others have crucified Christ on the Cross and therefore His first words alluded to you and to myself as much as to the others. I have learned more from the crucifix than from any book. — St. Thomas Aquinas   It is no wonder then why St Josemaria, the Saint of the Ordinary, continues to encourage us in his writings to fall in love with the Sacred Humanity of Jesus Christ. ...

In Conclusion

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  March 10, 2026 Hello!   How is each and every one?   Thank you for all of your prayers and intentions for myself and my intentions last Monday most especially.   I know I mentioned and asked for your prayers and offerings on the occasion of ‘ocho decada’ of my life on earth. So we did celebrate, March 8. It was also the International Women’s Day.   We prayed for all the women in the world.   The day started with the usual Mass and thanksgiving.   Then the group started singing happy birthday accompanied by the guitar. And again the inspiration to share my sentiments for the day made me do it.   I don’t remember exactly what I said.   So I said you know that it is not convenient for me to be speaking this way but I had the inspiration to say something.   “These days we often hear about sowing and reaping. Let’s continue sowing good, true, and beauty.   What good are we going to sow is not the spirit of God, God’s work which is so...

REASONABLENESS

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  March 3, 2026 Hello!   How is each and every one? Wow! This superhabit of reasonableness is so much wanting in this world of today.   Common sense has become so rare that some people just can’t seem to use their faculties of reasoning, of seeing the truth and reality of things in front of their eyes. They are human with reason to think things through and agree with what is true, what is good, what is right, what is beautiful.   The intelligence captures what is true and the will captures what is good.   But now some people just don’t think.   Everything to them is outright the contradiction of what they think when the things in front of them are outright intelligible and reasonable.   They seem to be in a different level of understanding. Following is the final superhabit of Justice (From  SUPERHABITS, The Universal System for a Successful Life by Andrew V. Abela, PH.D., Dean, Busch School of Business, The Catholic University of America, 20...