
Desire for God despite our spiritual blindness
THE story of the blind Bartimaeus who reacted strongly upon hearing that Christ was passing by (cfr. Mk 10,46-52) reminds us that despite our blindnes...

THE story of the blind Bartimaeus who reacted strongly upon hearing that Christ was passing by (cfr. Mk 10,46-52) reminds us that despite our blindnes...

By Fr. Roy Cimagala THAT’S an aphorism from the movie, The Spiderman, which serves as a moral axiom. It highlights the need to use whatever power or c...

THOSE words that Christ told his disciples about what it is to be an authentic disciple of his must have shocked them. “Amen I say to you, there is no...

IT is no surprise that Our Lady is given a lot of titles and invocations, since among all men and women, she is the one who most closely identified he...

THE gospel of the Mass on the Solemnity of Pentecost reminds us of that part where Christ breathed on the apostles and gave them the breath of God in ...

WE can somehow draw this conclusion after reading that gospel episode where Christ asked Peter three times whether he, Peter, truly loved Christ. (cfr...

THAT’S when whatever causes us pain, suffering and sorrow is referred and united to the saving passion, death and resurrection of Christ. That sorrow,...

TO complete the statement, it’s only with God when we can be right and do right. That’s the ideal condition of our life here on earth, and we should j...

By Fr. Roy Cimagala WHENEVER we find ourselves in some helpless situation due to a persistent weakness—like the weakness of the flesh—or to some chall...