15th Sunday of the year Year A

Today's Gospel reading is the parable of the sower. In our daily lives, we reap what we plant and sow.

He who sows wind will reap storms.

He who sows good will fill his barn with joy.

He who sows lies will reap the distrust of the world.

He who sows falsehood will reap hatred.

He who sows smiles will have peaceful days.

He who sows love will reap life.

He who sows hatred will have death fill his barn.

He who sows indifference will be avoided from daily life.

He who sows prayer will be loved by God, and his life will be peaceful.

He who sows consistency will reap the trust of many people.

He who sows hospitality will reap true friendship. Let's plant life in our daily lives. Let's sow life in our everyday lives. If we do this, today's children will learn the importance of life, and one day they will pass on this importance to the next generation. Because today's children have already experienced the wonder of life.

God will nurture what we "plant" and "sow." Let us embark on this week's journey with the awareness that God does not expect us to plant or sow grand things in our lives, but rather to plant and sow with great love.