"'Someone who says I’m against abortion but is in favor of the death penalty is not really pro-life ... Someone who says I’m against abortion but I’m in agreement with the inhuman treatment of immigrants in the United States, I don’t know if that’s pro-life.'"
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Sometimes, words sow doubt, but actions speak clearly. Observing the fruits of our deeds can be more revealing than any speech. What do our actions convey about what we believe?

Often, we forget that everything we have is a gift, not a permanent possession. By acknowledging our blessings as gifts, we cultivate gratitude and responsibility, avoiding the trap of arrogance and ingratitude.

It is easy to get caught up in the rush of daily life, to overlook those who are suffering around us. But life constantly calls us to wake up, to look beyond ourselves. May my heart not grow hard with indifference, may my eyes see the pain of others, and may my hands always be ready to help.

We often seek grand signs to affirm our faith, but it is in faithfulness in small things that we demonstrate our commitment. By being consistent and loyal in daily life, we build a solid relationship with the divine, reflecting our true spiritual essence.

In life, we seek recognition and honor, but we forget that true greatness lies in humility. By serving others without seeking praise, we elevate ourselves spiritually. Humility frees us from the weight of ego and connects us to our purest essence.

Life has heavy days, moments when everything feels difficult. We want to escape suffering, but sometimes, it is in that cross that we find our greatest grace. It’s not about seeking pain but about learning to carry it with faith, understanding that every trial can be an opportunity for growth.

The most valuable things in life are not always visible. True love does not need to be displayed, the deepest prayer happens in secret, and the purest generosity seeks no recognition. Maybe the key is not doing more but cherishing what happens in the hidden places, where only God and the heart know

In the pursuit of material accumulation, we may lose sight of the true riches of the spirit. The paradox lies in that, by emptying ourselves of superficial attachments, we become filled with peace, love, and purpose.

In the pursuit of material accumulation, we may lose sight of the true riches of the spirit. The paradox lies in that, by emptying ourselves of superficial attachments, we become filled with peace, love, and purpose.

Children do not ask who is more important; they simply trust, embrace, and live the present moment without fear of tomorrow. Perhaps the secret to a full life is not in accumulating certainties, but in reclaiming the freedom of a heart unafraid to love.

The greatest obstacle in our relationships is not the lack of love, but the weight of the ego. We want to be understood, but not understand. We want to be loved, but struggle to love without conditions. When we set aside pride for humility, our relationships become sacred spaces where God is at work

El mayor obstáculo en nuestras relaciones no es la falta de amor, sino el peso del ego. Queremos ser entendidos, pero no siempre entender. Queremos ser amados, pero nos cuesta amar sin condiciones. Cuando dejamos el orgullo, nuestras relaciones se convierten en un espacio sagrado donde Dios actúa