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This homily captures a morning reflection that blends personal logistics with a deep spiritual commentary on the Gospel of Luke. I begin by discussing a scriptural analysis of why Jesus' disciples did not fast like the Pharisees. Using a lighthearted anecdote about prisoners smoking, the speaker suggests that ordinary work and daily activities can be transformed into a form of prayer when offered to God. However, the narrative emphasizes that this “prayer through action” should complement, rather than replace, dedicated time spent in direct communion with the Divine. Finally, the reflection explores the parable of the wineskins, illustrating how Jesus introduced a new covenant that required a fresh perspective and a departure from rigid, old traditions.