Remembering our dead
By Fr. Roy Cimagala WE should be most thankful that as a people, we Filipinos still have a deep and strong devotion to those of our brothers and siste...
Staff WriterNovember 2, 20213 min
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By Fr. Roy Cimagala WE should be most thankful that as a people, we Filipinos still have a deep and strong devotion to those of our brothers and siste...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala This Solemnity is not only an occasion to celebrate the success stories of holiness of those who are already in heaven, and are re...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala WE should very well know, by now, what God’s greatest commandment is for us. We have to be clear about what God wants us to be and...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala WE cannot deny that all of us can have some doubts about who Christ is and what he is to us. These days in the world in general, w...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala “Jesus went up to the mountain to pray, and he spent the night in prayer to God.” (Lk 6,12) What a tremendous fact in the life of ...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala CHRIST said it very clearly. We have to enter by the narrow gate if we want to survive the trials and challenges of our earthly li...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala IN the gospel, the Kingdom of God is often compared to the little things. Christ said that the Kingdom is like “a mustard seed tha...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala WHEN Christ cured on a Sabbath a woman who had been crippled by an evil spirit for eighteen years, he was corrected by the synagog...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala THAT gospel character Bartimaeus, the blind man, gives us a precious lesson with respect to a certain blindness that we all have. ...