30th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Peter St. George

30th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Peter St. George

"What do you want me to do for you?" This is the question Jesus asks Bartimaeus and all of us this week. Do we try to convince the Lord that He should bless us? No! This week, go to prayer with perfect confidence and trust that when we ask Him for something that is for our good, He will happily grant it to us and pour His blessings upon us. * Sign up by texting "2m2v" to 84576 to receive the weekly challenge straight to your phone! * Subscribe here [https://omfrl.flocknote.com/2Minutes2Virtue] to receive these 2-minute video reflection straight to your inbox every week.

29th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Peter St. George

The Gospel is a team sport! What team are you playing on and who's on your team? It's important that we surround ourselves with God-given friends, "teammates", that, with us, are bold and ambitious, not for power, but service. * Sign up by texting "2m2v" to 84576 to receive the weekly challenge straight to your phone! * Subscribe here [https://omfrl.flocknote.com/2Minutes2Virtue] to receive these 2-minute video reflection straight to your inbox every week.

28th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Peter St. George

Behold and be held in Jesus' gaze of love this week. When you go to the Blessed Sacrament this week, striving to look at Jesus and be looked at by Him, recognize and identify those distractions, those pieces of wealth, that keep you from keeping you from looking at Jesus like it did for the rich young man in the Gospel and that keep you away from the loving gaze of the Father. * Sign up by texting "2m2v" to 84576 to receive the weekly challenge straight to your phone! * Subscribe here [https://omfrl.flocknote.com/2Minutes2Virtue] to receive these 2-minute video reflection straight to your inbox every week.

27th Sunday of Ordinary Time with Fr. Peter St. George

If you're married, think this week how you can be more readily, more generously, more patiently receive the faults and failings of your spouse, so that you can more deeply love your spouse like Christ loves the Church. If not married, you can still apply this to your other relationships, making sure that through the faults and failings of your neighbor, you still love them as Love Himself loves. * Sign up by texting "2m2v" to 84576 to receive the weekly challenge straight to your phone! * Subscribe here [https://omfrl.flocknote.com/2Minutes2Virtue] to receive these 2-minute video reflection straight to your inbox every week.

26th Sunday of Ordinary Time | feat. Father Ramon Dominquez, YA

What are those things, those mortal or venial sins, that prevent us from relationship with Jesus? * Sign up by texting "2m2v" to 84576 to receive the weekly challenge straight to your phone! * Subscribe here [https://omfrl.flocknote.com/2Minutes2Virtue] to receive these 2-minute video reflection straight to your inbox every week.