Peace isn’t found in perfect circumstances—it’s rooted in something deeper, something unshakable. True peace comes from God’s constant presence, not from control or comfort. When we let go of what we can’t hold onto and anchor ourselves in what is eternal, we find the quiet strength to carry peace through anything.

This reflection invites us to rediscover justice not as an ideology, but as a virtue rooted in love and humility. It reminds us that evangelization often begins with entering into others’ suffering—and that through prayer, sacrifice, and action, we are all called to respond to injustice as modern-day disciples.

We don’t drift into a meaningful life—we build one. In a world full of noise and comparison, this reflection invites us to slow down, listen to God, and shape a daily rhythm rooted in self-knowledge, prayer, and joy. Our ordinary routines can become sacred spaces—where even baking bread or going for a walk becomes communion with God.