
The good vs. the best
By: Fr. Roy Cimagala ASIDE from being able to distinguish between what is clearly good and what is clearly bad, we need to learn to distinguish the di...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala ASIDE from being able to distinguish between what is clearly good and what is clearly bad, we need to learn to distinguish the di...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala WHATEVER may be our differences and conflicts, which are unavoidable in our life and some of which may even be very serious, we s...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala IN this life, with all the bad elements we have to contend with, we really would need to be properly guarded, protected but also ...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala IT’S always a happy occasion or, at least, one that is full of emotions. And even if we have mixed feelings about it, we would st...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala AN intriguing statement, indeed! It’s part of the spiritual consideration that Opus Dei founder, St. Josemaria Escriva, made on t...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala I MEAN it’s God’s work, first of all, before it is ours. This business of our creation and redemption is begun by God and he also...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala THE story of Moses receiving complaints from his fellow Israelites as he led them out of the bondage of Egypt (cfr. Ex 14,5-18) r...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala WE need to realize more deeply that every time we participate in any liturgical act, we are actually stepping into the supernatur...

By: Fr. Roy Cimagala WHAT is the ultimate and constant purpose of our life? It is to be like God as God wants us to be. We have been created in his im...