Homilies

  • “Go and Do Likewise” (Solemnity of St. Ignatius of Loyola)
    We cannot be indifferent to the pain and suffering of our least brothers and sisters. In that same spirit of the Good Samaritan who asked the innkeeper to take care of the victim

    Author: Fr. Primitivo E. Viray, Jr., SJ - 30 July 2018

  • Gather The Crumbs (17th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
    Every single day of our lives he performs miracles, both great and small. Too often his miracles are far too subtle for us to notice. Sometimes we do take notice–a fervent prayer finally granted, a healing from pain, a dramatic rescue from a crisis, or an unexpectedly happy turn of…

    Author: Fr. Johnny C. Go, SJ - 29 July 2018

  • Koum (13th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
    We know that the very end is not death. We used to think it was so and we can choose to believe it will always be so. But because Christ is risen, we shall choose life. We shall entrust our lives to God and pattern our lives after him who…

    Author: Fr. Jose Ramon T. Villarin, SJ - 30 June 2018

  • Beyond Locusts and Wild Honey
    Are you ready to die for your faith and what you believe in? When someone insults or hurl unjust accusations against God and his representatives do you just keep quiet? Do you support people who show nothing but contempt and disdain for the Church where you belong?

    Author: Fr. Noel Y. Bava, SJ - 26 June 2018

  • Hugot
    In such moments of communion, Christ sees us, sees beneath the surface of us, and patiently draws love from the depth of us. In these moments of Eucharistic conversion, not only bread and wine are changed to his body and blood.

    Author: Fr. Jose Ramon T Villarin, SJ - 2 June 2018

  • Triune God: Creator, Redeemer, and Sanctifier
    Three persons in one God who continues to abide in us until Christ can gather all in all through the sanctifying work of his Spirit onto the final days when Christ will restore us all back to the Father's loving embrace.

    Author: Fr. Victor Baltazar, SJ - 26 May 2018

  • Elevation (Ascension Sunday)
    God’s love elevates. If we find it tough or confusing, we are allowed to take deep breaths and recover by choosing to be elevated in God’s love. It is allowing God to take “a long and loving look” at us, and in doing so, moving us to take a long…

    Author: Fr. Patrick Nogoy, SJ - 12 May 2018

  • Ubi (6th Sunday of Easter)
    Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est. Where there is charity and love, there is God. We can search the universe or the internet all night long, but only love can answer the where-ness of us and the where-ness of God.

    Author: Fr. Jose Ramon T. Villarin, SJ - 5 May 2018

  • The Vine and the Branches (5th Sunday of Easter)
    Less than six months after Christmas, I unexpectedly got my publication and was able to finish. Faithfulness resulted to fruitfulness. I just had to hold on, not to worry, and trust -- everything shall be well in God’s time. 

    Author: Fr. Antonio Basilio, SJ - 28 April 2018

  • No Bones and Flesh (Third Sunday of Easter)
    By letting us feel his bones and touch flesh, he also quietens our fears. He invites to rise from being weak and powerless to stand with Him in power and might. To be no longer slaves of sin and death. So that, finally, convinced by His enduring love we may…

    Author: Fr. Noel Bava, SJ - 14 April 2018

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