Fr. Luke Mata reflects on the presence of Jesus in the Eucharist and the meaning of Advent in the Catholic liturgical year, where Advent is not just a commemoration of Christ’s birth but an active preparation to welcome Him anew, urging believers to “wake up” from spiritual slumber, distractions, and sin. Drawing from Saint Paul’s exhortation to “put on the armor of light,” Fr. Luke highlights the need for confession as the best way to prepare one’s heart, making space for Christ where sin and selfishness often crowd Him out. Moving between scripture, church prayers, and illustrative stories—including an allegorical painting of Jesus knocking on a door with no outside handle and a moving account of how confession saved a woman’s life—the talk encourages practical spiritual renewal. Ultimately, the message is that the best gifts for Christ this Advent are a clean, joy-filled heart and the act of bringing others closer to Him.