We’re all equally important…
We’re all equally important… Today’s gospel narrative involves two persons of two entirely different social backgrounds. The first one is named...
We’re all equally important… Today’s gospel narrative involves two persons of two entirely different social backgrounds. The first one is named...
Fatherhood of Faith It is said that when God decided to invite Abraham to become our father in the faith, God...
Faith as mustard seed The mustard seed is used as a startling metaphor of faith. It is a powerful symbolism of...
The Offering of the Eucharist “Blessed are you, Lord, God of all creation. Through your goodness we have this bread (wine)...
In His image and likeness In the olden days, sermons or homilies are started and ended with the Sign of the...
The gift of Pentecost Pentecost, which we celebrate today, is both a beginning and an ending. In terms of the liturgical...
The power and the presence Christ’s resurrection and ascension are referred to as two aspects of one reality. The ascension is...
May as Month of Mother Mary The Pieta by Michelangelo, which depicts the Virgin Mary holding the body of her Son...
The Lord is my Shepherd Traditionally, Psalm 23 is proclaimed or prayed at times of grave sickness or in the face...
Life in brokenness Introduced by the Emmaus story, today’s gospel contains the central theme of our faith: that the Messiah has...
The legacy of Easter “These are written so that you may come to believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son...
Dawn after darkness The event of Easter, that is, Christ’s resurrection is reckoned as happening at early Sunday morning. The narrative...