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We often hear the message of the Two Commandments of Love: "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind; then love your neighbor as yourself" (Mt 22:37)...
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Community living is an essential and integral part of our call as Christians. Being created in the image of the Holy Trinity, we possess an inherent desire and ability to live in communion with one another, even though this desire is often eclipsed by the concupiscence of our fallen...
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“Get behind me, Satan! You are a stumbling block to me.” These are strong words from Jesus to Peter. Last Sunday we heard (Just a few verses earlier), Peter making the great confession: “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” Now the same Peter is being...
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Who do people say that the Son of Man is?
Jesus wanted to have a survey to know that the people are now aware of who He is and to know the opinions of the people and to examine the success of His mission....
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Elijah the prophet reaches the mountain of God and enters a cave. Elijah is on the run; he is afraid for his life. Then he is told to go out and “stand on the mountain before the Lord”....
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The Gospel of this Sunday presents to us the amazing story of the multiplication of bread and Jesus feeding 5ooo men and probably equal number of women and children. This story occurs in all four gospels and there are six versions of it....
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There’s a tried-and-true formula for a good homily—taught in just about every seminary and preaching program: make three points....
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Pope Francis asked us to be signs of hope for others, as he himself has been an outstanding embodiment of Christian hope even in times of sickness, fragility and death. As we remember him in a spirit of thanksgiving and trust, let us endeavour to be the Church that...
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When Pope Francis advocated for seven-minute homilies, he was not merely suggesting a time limit, but inviting a revolution in sacred communication....
We often hear the message of the Two Commandments of Love: "You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul and with all your mind; then love your neighbor as yourself" (Mt 22:37)...
Community living is an essential and integral part of our call as Christians. Being created in the image of the Holy Trinity, we possess an inherent desire and ability to live in communion with one another, even though this desire is often eclipsed by the concupiscence of our fallen...
“Get behind me, Satan! You are a stumbling block to me.” These are strong words from Jesus to Peter. Last Sunday we heard (Just a few verses earlier), Peter making the great confession: “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” Now the same Peter is being...
Who do people say that the Son of Man is? Jesus wanted to have a survey to know that the people are now aware of who He is and to know the opinions of the people and to examine the success of His mission....
Elijah the prophet reaches the mountain of God and enters a cave. Elijah is on the run; he is afraid for his life. Then he is told to go out and “stand on the mountain before the Lord”....
The Gospel of this Sunday presents to us the amazing story of the multiplication of bread and Jesus feeding 5ooo men and probably equal number of women and children. This story occurs in all four gospels and there are six versions of it....
There’s a tried-and-true formula for a good homily—taught in just about every seminary and preaching program: make three points....
Pope Francis asked us to be signs of hope for others, as he himself has been an outstanding embodiment of Christian hope even in times of sickness, fragility and death. As we remember him in a spirit of thanksgiving and trust, let us endeavour to be the Church that...
When Pope Francis advocated for seven-minute homilies, he was not merely suggesting a time limit, but inviting a revolution in sacred communication....