Summary:
The parable of the two sons shows that our life is more than just words. We must be obedient. Obedience done in charity leads to true freedom. It is not enough to just give our word, we must follow through and with the grace of God we are able to follow through. When our thoughts, words and actions unite with the will of God, we truely have made God our everything, our all in all.

Key Words / Themes:
Obedience, God’s will, authority, humility, prayer, free will, true freedom, fear, kingdom of God, choice, detachment, grace, repentance, interior life, salvation, human nature, supernatural, hypostatic union, divine life, faith alone, sacraments, actions, integrity, pillars of the Catechism. 

Formulas of Catholic Doctrine:
Theological Virtues (Charity)
Evangelical Councils (Obedience)
Parts of the Mass (Confiteor)
Sacraments (Baptism, Reconciliation, Confirmation)
Our Father (Thy kingdom come, Thy will be done)
Last Words of Christ (Father Forgive Them…)
Beatitudes (Blessed are the Poor in Spirit)
Seven Deadly Sins (Pride)
Commandments (4th Honor Father and Mother; 7th Do not bear false witness)
Articles of the Creed (2nd Jesus Christ, His only Son Our Lord; 9th Holy Catholic Church)
Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Self-Control, Charity, Joy)
Works of Mercy
Rosary: Proclamation of the Kingdom of God (Trust); Presentation in the Temple (Obedience)