ONCE again, since we are approaching the end of the liturgical year, the gospel readings these days remind us of the need for perseverance that is fue...
By Fr. Roy Cimagala NOW that we are ending the liturgical year, we should not be surprised that the readings and the tenor of the prayers at Masses th...
IN our liturgical celebrations, we can either be lavish or austere depending on the circumstances. What is important is what is in our heart—whether t...
HOW should we end the current liturgical year which takes place on November 26? The quick answer to that is to make sure that Christ truly is our king...
THAT gospel episode about Christ getting angry at those who turned the temple into market place (cfr. Lk 19,45-48) reminds us that anger is indeed a h...
EVERYONE should learn to be contemplative. We are actually meant for it. Equipped and wired for it, we reach our ideal situation when we manage to bec...
WE have to learn how to wrap up our daily activities so that at the end of the day we can present to God what we have done in obedience to his command...
ESPECIALLY when we enjoy a lot of blessings and privileges in our life, and yet also carry with us our share of shameful weaknesses, failures and sins...
THAT gospel episode about a blind man who immediately called on Christ when he learned that it was Christ who was passing by (cfr. Lk 18,35-43) should...