#SundaySeries: Humility & Mass in Tagalog

I've always felt that hearing Mass in Tagalog is more solemn. I remember picking Tagalog songs during my wedding Mass, and it felt really solemn. Is it just me?

Anyway, I heard Mass in Tagalog and I can't explain what I felt, I guess it's been a long time since I last heard Mass in Tagalog. But it felt really solemn and close to the heart.

My take away during today's homily was that to remain humble. God sees through everything. We don't need to flaunt things or accomplishments to Him because He knows them. He sees them. He appreciates it more when we have a quite, humble and sincere heart.

In this day and age of social media. People tend to show off what they have. Maybe because they want validation? Remember the term humble brag? When the hashtag blessed was become a humble brag of sorts? Well, life's like that - but we can CHOOSE TO REMAIN HUMBLE, REMAIN LOW KEY, REMAIN TRUE TO JESUS' HUMILITY.

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