Honor your Mother and your Father
 
Honoring our parents does not suddenly cease to be obligatory once someone reaches adulthood.
 
They have a right to this honor, love, and obedience, because, after God, it is to them that we owe our existence and there is no trouble or sacrifice so great that they would not willingly undergo on our account.
 
We owe them respect and obedience (in all that is not sin) because they occupy for us the place of God on earth. 
 
St. Paul says, "Children, obey your parents in the Lord, for this is just." (Eph 6:1) and again he says, "Children, obey your parents in all things, for this is well pleasing to the Lord." (Coloss 3:20)
 
Therefore, it is our bounded duty to fulfil our obligations towards our parents at all times, but more especially in their final years. 
 
The perfect model of obedience, which all children should imitate, is the Child Jesus, who remained subject to Mary and Joseph during all the time he lived with them in Nazareth. 
 
Image Explanation
 
The Main Scene represents shows the Child Jesus helping Mary in housework and Joseph as a carpenter. 
 
The Bottom Left Scene shows the younger Tobias restoring sight to his father by anointing his eyes with the gall of the fish, in the presence of the Archangel Raphael. 
 
The Bottom Right Scene shows the Holy and Happy Death of St. Joseph. It is called a Holy and Happy Death, because Joseph's last moments were spent with Our Lord and Our Lady.