List Of Monthly Reflections

A young lawyer, eager to make a mark in the legal world, took great pride in setting up an impressive office.

One day, while Albert Einstein was teaching, he started writing multiplication problems on the board. He wrote: 9 x 1 = 9, 9 x 2 = 18, continuing until he wrote 9 x 10 = 91. The class erupted in laughter because they noticed his mistake; the correct answer was 90.

Bishop Fulton Sheen, a well-known American preacher, once recounted that when he was invited to a conference or lecture in a town unknown to him, he got lost. As a result, he encountered a teenage boy with whom he struck up an interesting conversation.

Muhammad Ali stood at the edge of the ring, staring at the punching bag, which seemed to be his eternal enemy. At this moment, we can consider our pain and how we can turn it into personal reflection and growth.

In the middle of the fifth century, a remarkable event unfolded during the baptism of King Aengus by St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland.

The notable children's book titled "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day," published in 1972, tells the story of a young boy experiencing a series of daily life misfortunes. Something we all have gone through.

In Brazil, where public hospitals are truly overwhelmed, a story is shared.

A converted Christian approached a missionary and said, "I have memorized the entire Sermon on the Mount."

An old sailor repeatedly got lost at sea, so his friends gave him a compass and urged him to use it. The next time he went out in his boat, he followed their advice and took the compass with him.

Many of you may have seen the charming, animated film “Shrek,” featuring a talkative and cocky donkey who just can't seem to keep quiet. In one memorable scene, Shrek, the large green ogre, sets off to rescue Princess Fiona with Donkey joining him on the journey.