For, if Jesus can suffer and die for our sake, the least we can do is suffer and die of ourselves in return. Jesus is always walking beside you as you carry your crosses. He will not abandon you.

While it is good to learn from your mistakes, focusing too much on the past can have serious effects on your mental, physical, and spiritual help. But how can we break free from this?

We are not defined by our sins because God’s mercy, His never ending love, is bigger. There is hope, just as there was for the woman caught in adultery in today's Gospel.

C.S. Lewis’s The Magician’s Nephew shows us the impact of our individual choices in bringing life or death to the world around us. We can rest assured that God can bring good out of bad, as the symbolic Aslan did.

What are we striving for here on earth? It’s far too easy to lose sight of this ultimate end towards which all our means should be directed.

In our daily interactions with others, try to imagine them as Christ and treat them with love and compassion. In doing so, we will not only witness to Christ's love, but to the truth that each human being deserves dignity and respect.

Not only has the Pro-Life message been spread through films and music, but it has also been spread through artwork, books, videos, tv shows, and much more.

Just by holding peaceful pro-life signs in public, you are spreading awareness for the pro-life movement. You’re sending out an important message–that there is hope.

Laetare Sunday is a time of rejoicing and looking forward to the upcoming Easter morning. So, keep praying, fasting, watching, and waiting for Our Lord, for He is coming!