The generosity of the Lord is abundant! He gives and gives even when we do not deserve, sometimes even to the point where we may not understand it. We must not judge our Lord for the generosity he shows to others, even when sometimes thing don't seem "fair."

The Miami Chapter welcomes Fr. Christian Saenz back home! He speaks to us about giving up something in our life in order to grow. The seed must stop being a seed in order for a flower to grow. What do we have to let go of, to make way for the greater things in our lives?

Visiting Priest, Fr. Juan Ruiz, SJ helps us answer the question, are we responsible for the sins of those around us? This is something that many of us struggle with. However, Fr. Juan offers some insight from our Lord when he notes the importance of aligning our will with the will of the Father.

Visiting Priest, Fr. Leo Siqueira speaks to us about the importance of Our Lady in our faith life. He also speaks to us about a battle that has already been won! Our names have already been written in Heaven.

Fr. Richard Vigoa speaks to our Miami Chapter about the way we can live fruitful lives that are rooted in Christ. We must be cautious of rotting from within. There will be external factors that can seep into our lives, but we must remain vigilant and stay rooted in our relationship with our Lord.

Fr. David Lugo, SJ celebrated Mass for our Miami Chapter and spoke about how we can spot the wolves among the sheep. There are certain characteristics that are like Christ and there are others that are not. These are the things we should look out for in others and even ourselves.

From the newly constructed Our Lady of Belen Chapel, Fr. Christian tells us to lift our gaze to the Lord above.

Fr. Christian speaks about what goes into defining a regular decision versus what defines discernment. What separates the two and why is this distinction important?

Fr. Jorge Rojas, SJ speaks to us about how we must allow Our Blessed Mother to lead us and guide us in everything we do, everything we want, and everything that makes us who we are.

Our lives are filled with highs and lows. Moments of consolation, where we feel at peace with God, and moments of desolation, where we do not. In this homily, Fr. Christian speaks to us about these times in our lives and how we must always look to Christ, who is the light of the world.