Order: A foundational virtue for unity of life

To be magnanimous is to be great in mind and heart; to refuse to be petty or resentful. To be high-minded and noble, willing to face danger for a just cause. May we all strive to embody this virtue!

It's not about ticking the boxes; it's about persevering with our Lenten promises. It's not too late to start again - today, now!

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled." Matt 5:6

To love our neighbour as our Lord asks us, we need to be able to suffer with them.

Obedience plays a significant role in our path to sanctity, our apostolate, and in our overall well-being.

To be audacious is to be willing to take risks. For that, we must be prepared, and that preparation doesn't come by chilling on the couch.

If we really want to live the gospel, we need to have a desire to learn from our tradition and those who came before us.