"Dear Kuya Jeff, I wanted to share my reflections on our recent pilgrimage. While it was physically demanding, it was undeniably enriching spiritually. During our visit to Morong Church, I couldn't help but notice a stone lion on the premises. Interestingly, a local mentioned that there used to be a pair of lions positioned in front of the church. This sparked my curiosity about their significance. Could they possibly relate to Feng Shui principles? I recall seeing similar stone lions at San Agustin Church in Intramuros. Are they symbolic of good fortune or perhaps serving as protective talismans? I'm eager to gain a deeper understanding. Once again, I extend my gratitude for organizing such a meaningful Lenten pilgrimage. I eagerly anticipate future journeys of faith." - Happy Pilgrim

​Have you ever had anyone tell you that you could not do something? Are you facing some seemingly impossible situation in your life? Aeronautical engineers will tell you a bumble bee shouldn't be able to fly because its body is way too big and its wing span too small but God commanded the bumble bee to go from flower to flower. Despite the fact that it doesn't look like much of a flyer, the bumblebee obeyed God's command and it keeps on flying. We just have to trust Him and keep on moving in faith. If God knows how to make a bumblebee fly, he can surely make a way out of no way.

​"Dear Kuya Jeff, reminiscing about the times you dubbed me your favorite Bible student at Greenbelt Chapel brings a smile. You're my go-to faith guide, effortlessly unraveling intricate aspects for someone like me. By the way, what defines an International Shrine, and how does it differ from a Basilica? Eager for your insights. Wishing you a swift recovery, and blessings to you." - Net O.

"Dear Kuya Jeff, I'm so thrilled about the Lenten pilgrimage to Rizal that you are spearheading in March in view of the 2024 Year of Prayer announced by Pope Francis. I'll be bringing my co-teacher to this prayerful event. We always appreciate learning from you and enjoy the journey. I have a question about the customs and traditions we observe at the beginning of each year, such as the Feast of the Black Nazarene in Quiapo and the Feast of the Sto. Nino in Cebu, Tondo, Pandacan, and various cities and towns nationwide. Are the Black Nazarene and Sto. Nino considered idols? Do Catholics engage in statue worship? Thank you for taking the time to address my query, and we look forward to reconnecting with you this Lenten season. God bless you and your family." - Agnes C.

​"Hello Kuya Jeff, I hope you're having a joyful start to the new year. I participated in the Advent pilgrimage to Zambales last December and am excited about joining more of the Catholic formation programs you'll be leading this year. I've been curious about something and wanted to ask you. I've observed a mathematical expression displayed on the doors of some houses. While the symbols are consistent, the calculations vary. Does it somehow relate to the sizes of the rooms inside? Could you enlighten me on its meaning and whether it holds any religious significance? I appreciate your insights in advance. May God bless you!" - J.M.

​"Dear Kuya Jeff, besides the decree for a census in the Roman world during Jesus' birth, is there any additional importance or significance to the inclusion of Caesar Augustus in the Christmas narrative?" - R.V.

​"Dear Kuya Jeff, I attend your Bible Studies in Makati, and I appreciate the opportunities you provide for addressing our pressing questions. Ako po yung nagask about biblical foundations of Mama Mary's immaculate conception. Hoping to receive readings about this topic. Thank you and Merry Christmas." - C.G.