ACTIVITIES OF THE TRINITY OF GOD IN THE NEW AGE

Today’s Word of God teaches us to remain watchful in our thoughts, words, and deeds in our daily life. We are called to recognize our status as servants—that is, sinners who are loved, shown mercy, and protected by God. God teaches us to know who we are before Him, so that we do not fall into the trap of Satan, which is pride.

Today’s Word of God teaches everyone to always live in meekness, moderation, and wisdom. We should always be a shining example through our own way of life, and not cause others to stumble.

Today, the Church celebrates the Feast of the Dedication of the Basilica of St. John Lateran. The Word of God today teaches that we must be aware that our soul and body are the Temple of the Holy Spirit.

The Word of God in today’s Gospel calls everyone to live righteously and uprightly before God — that is, to be sincere in thought, word, action, and deed — for God knows the depths of every human thought and action.

The Word of God in today’s Gospel speaks of God’s love and mercy towards all humanity — especially toward sinners, the poor, and those most in need of His mercy.

The Word of God in today’s Gospel speaks of God’s love and mercy towards all humanity — especially toward sinners, the poor, and those most in need of His mercy.

In today’s Word of God, God the Father calls all who desire to follow Jesus Christ and to inherit the happiness of the Kingdom of Heaven, to renounce all things that belong to this world, so that we may freely take up our cross — the cross of suffering, sacrifice, and dying with Christ.

In today’s Word of God, God reminds all His children that if the grace and blessings He has bestowed from the very beginning of creation until now are not accepted by humanity, it will be like the situation of the master who prepared a great banquet and invited guests, but they all made excuses and refused to come.

The Word of God in today’s Gospel tells of Jesus visiting the house of a Pharisee leader for a meal.

God loves the souls in purgatory as much as those living on earth; He does not want to lose a single soul. Therefore, He descended from heaven to earth, humbling Himself to become a human like all others. He did not care for worldly glory and honor, but only wished to save many souls for God.

Today's Gospel recounts the story of Jesus visiting the house of Zacchaeus—a sinner. Before God, all people are sinners; no one is perfect, innocent, or holy.

Today, the Church celebrates the Solemnity of All Saints in heaven.The Saints are the faithful who lived lives pleasing to God the Father while on Earth. They underwent purifications, trials, and many difficulties.

In today’s Word of God, God the Father calls His children to be watchful in observing the law that God the Father bestows upon humanity, which is the law of love.

Today's Word of God teaches His disciples a lesson on imitating Jesus Christ in His work, His sacrifice, and His obedience to God the Father.

Lời Chúa ngày hôm nay, Thiên Chúa mời gọi mọi người: hãy chiến đấu để đi qua cửa hẹp mà vào Nước Trời; hãy ăn năn sám hối tội lỗi và bước đi theo con đường của Đức Giêsu Kitô đã đi, thì mới được hưởng hạnh phúc Nước Trời vĩnh cửu mai sau.

Today's Word of God recounts that Jesus stayed awake all night in prayer to God the Father before choosing the twelve apostles.

Today's Word of God speaks of Jesus healing a woman who had been crippled for eighteen years. Jesus came down to earth to become a human being to cast out Satan and heal humanity.

Today's Word of God tells of two men who went up to the temple to pray: one was a Pharisee and the other was a sinful tax collector.

Today's Word of God calls on everyone to repent of their sins and to receive the grace He bestows to cultivate the soil of their soul through living and practicing God's teachings. As a result, it will bear much fruit and avoid occasions of sin.

Today's Word of God calls on everyone to recognize and repent of their sins in their daily lives. Jesus rebuked the crowd because, although they observed the changing sky and earth to discern if rain or wind was coming, they failed to recognize their own selves before God.