We are called to seek peace through a loving and right relationship with God, strengthened by our participation in the body and blood of Christ. This peace empowers us to become who we promise to be in the world.

The homily reflects on the importance of observing the Sabbath as a day of rest and spiritual renewal, emphasizing how such rest benefits the soul and reorients us toward God.

The disciples went up the mountain not to see and then believe, but because they already believed in Jesus. Their vision confirmed their faith, which shows the deep power of believing with the heart.

A test is given to confirm what is already known, not to teach us something new. Jesus was led into the desert by the Spirit to be tested, affirming the truth He already knew.

Lent is a time to return to God, and the Church guides us with three lights: prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. These help illuminate our spiritual journey back home to the Lord.

We are called to see with eyes of faith and act with discipline, especially during Lent through prayer, fasting, and almsgiving, as part of a heart-level conversion towards Christ.