Hope is not lost for us. It’s not yet too late. God graces us with this chance especially during this Advent Season to hear John’s wake-up call echo and resonate in our hearts. Let us awaken now to his call and not dilly-dally; for the Lord is indeed coming and…

As we enter and grow in the space of waiting, preparing for the Lord’s day, can we include in the ambit of our luxuries the suffering, marginalized, and those whose luxury right now comes in the form of justice and restorative care?

How else is Christ a king? The first reading contains an allegorical reference to the divine shepherding: “You shall shepherd my people Israel” (2 Sam. 5:2). The crown of Jesus the king, even as copies the human display of powers and rights of lesser kings, symbolizes how much the King…

Today we can ask ourselves, "What have we done for justice? What are we doing for the oppressed? What ought we to do to build a just world?"

The early Christians lived at a time not too distant from the last of the apostles. They believed that second coming of Christ and the resurrection were imminent. They wanted their graves near each other so that they can rise from the dead together.

Eleven Jesuits were ordained to the Order of Deacons by the Most Rev. Ruperto C. Santos, DD (Diocese of Balanga) on October 29, 2016 at the Church of the Gesu, Ateneo de Manila University.

The gospel encourages us to wear the right disposition in prayer. Let's humbly accept our sinfulness and repent. The secret of genuine worship begins with our humble admittance of our sins.

We are exhorted by Paul in the second reading to be faithful. Jesus also ends his parable asking whether faith can be found on earth. Knowing that God readily answers our pleas with justice, is there room for us to doubt? Can we indulge in our unbelief? While the Lord…

Falling at the feet of Jesus signifies more than reverential worship. It brings the image of a disciple at his master’s feet, like Mary who has chosen the good portion, a portion that will not be taken away from her (Luke 10:41).

The Society, Fr. Nicolas said, needs someone with more energy and health to lead it in the complex world we live in. He ended his speech to thunderous, prolonged applause and the first of three standing ovations of the morning from the clearly moved delegates.