Fr. Christian speaks to us about how the laws of purity relate to us in the eyes of the Lord. What are meant by these laws? Fr. Christian uses the word of the Lord to help us understand.

Fr. Christian speaks to us about the importance of the presentation of the Lord in the temple. This moment in history also reflects in our own lives as we look back to our Baptism when we first entered into the Church. Let this moment of our Baptism and the presentation of the Lord purify our hearts.

Fr. Christian expresses the importance of being able to hear God's call, and the courage that is required to say "Yes!" He also speaks about the relationship between a Father and Son. He says that one of the most important things that a Father can teach his son is to respond to the Vocational calling the Lord gives.

Fr. Christian speaks to us about the Epiphany. He speaks about the importance of repetition in our faith. Repetition is essential to Ignatian, and Catholic, Spirituality. There is a reason for the Christmas and Easter octaves. This is because repetition is so integral to our faith.

As we continue into the Advent season, Fr. Christian speaks to us about preparing for the coming of Christ.

No todos recibimos lo mismo. Algunos tienen mas que otros, pero lo mas importante es lo que hacemos con los dones que recibimos. Tenemos que ponerlos al servicio de Dios!

Fr. Christian speaks to us about Pope Leo The Great, who established Christology in the Church. The Church's belief that Christ is fully human and fully divine.

Fr. Christian speaks to us about preparing our hearts and our souls for the coming events. As the liturgical readings tell us, time is running out before the coming of our Lord. We must prepare the way for what is to come.

There may be times in our prayer life when we do not know what to say. It is at these moments when we must open ourselves up and allow the Holy Spirit to ignite our prayer. We must give the Holy Spirit to express the things that we alone cannot express.

Fr. David Lugo, SJ speaks to us about combating our vices with virtues. He reflects on Our Lady and how she acted with great fervor when the Lord called her to do His will. We should follow her lead and act with energy when the Lord calls upon us.