
A warning on presumption
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 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. ...

By Fr. Roy Cimagala IN the Gospel, there is a part where Christ laments about people seemingly knowing a lot of things and yet failing to read the sig...

By Fr. Roy Cimagala IT’S true! Where there is love, there is also some kind of forcefulness, an abiding state of being driven despite the variations o...

By Fr. Roy Cimagala WE should be profoundly aware of our accountability of our stewardship of the many things God has given us. We have to do everythi...

By Fr. Roy Cimagala “BE like servants who await their master’s return from a wedding, ready to open immediately when he comes and knocks.” (Lk 12,36) ...

By Fr. Roy Cimagala IT’S intriguing to note that when Christ sent out his disciples in pairs to prepare his coming to the different towns, he commande...