Despite All Our Stupidities
THERE’S always hope despite whatever stupidities we commit or fall into. That, I think, is what the parable of the prodigal son, (cfr. Lk 15,11-32) am...
Fr. Roy CimagalaMarch 29, 20253 min
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THERE’S always hope despite whatever stupidities we commit or fall into. That, I think, is what the parable of the prodigal son, (cfr. Lk 15,11-32) am...
THIS is the condition proper to us in this world. We have to see to it that we are detached from the things of the world so we can fully give ourselve...
THAT’S from Psalm 95,8 that is often used in many liturgical prayers. And rightly so, since we are notorious precisely for not listening to God but pr...
THAT’S what we can conclude if we are to follow what Christ himself said: “Do not think that I am come to destroy the law, or the prophets, I am not c...
A NUMBER of precious considerations can be drawn when we consider the significance of this Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord, when the Son of ...
A GOOD number of times, the Bible reminds us of the need of this virtue of sobriety. The following passages are a few of the examples: 1 Thessalonians...
THIS is what we can gather from that gospel parable about a certain man who planted a fig tree in his vineyard and who after 3 years sought for a frui...
IN all our relationships, especially with God, the ideal condition to pursue and achieve is that of intimacy and ardor. While this would require treme...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala That parable about the rich man and the beggar Lazarus (cfr. Lk 16:19-31) clearly reminds us that we need to live the Christian sp...