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The Parable of the Talents: God Does Not Ask How Much We Have, but What We Do With What We Have Brothers and sisters in Christ, In today's Gospel, Jesus tells us the parable of a man who goes on a journey and entrusts his possessions to three servants. To one he gives five talents, to another two, and to the third one talent, each according to his ability. The first servant invests his five talents and earns five more. The second does the same with his two talents and earns two more. But the third servant digs a hole in the ground and hides his master's money. When the master returns, he rewards the first two servants with almost identical words: “Well done, my good and faithful servant. Since you were faithful in small matters, I will give you great responsibilities. Come, share your master's joy.” But the third servant is condemned because he did nothing with what had been entrusted to him. This parable is not primarily about money. It is about responsibility, faithfu...

I am sorry, that I was not been able to post frequently. There is much work and I think I have expand much of myself in making different blogs or web blogs on the internet. Aside from my work as a priest, there are some social responsibilities that I must also attend to. Before, I was pleading for some people in the hirarchy to give me some works on making the site for the diocese. I have find o is no need to ask them about it because there is much to be done even on my personal capacity. I thought, that it is my contribution to the presbyterium and to the local church or diocese. After much reflection, I have several sites of which I cannot find time to maintain in regular pace. This is one of the reson of not been able to post here regularly. So some of my post here are timestamped to make the way. Sometimes, I also give more time to some of the sites who gather much popularity that this personal site of mine, of which is also the barometer, I used for the need of the people. Howeve...