Simple Love and Natural Kindness (6th Sunday of Easter)
We pray for this grace of natural kindness in the everyday as our concrete expression of loving one another like the residents at PTG Sta. Ana. For indeed, the... Read more
Coming Home To God (5th Sunday of Easter)
Jesus, the Way, the Truth, and the Life has promised to bring us home. As he assures us in today’s Gospel, “I will come back again and take you... Read more
Knowing My Shepherd (Good Shepherd Sunday)
Let us spend time with the Good Shepherd, listening intently to his voice and accustoming our hearing to his invitation to an ever-deeper relationship with him. For it is... Read more
Divine Mercy (2nd Sunday of Easter)
Divine Mercy is not at all about a weak god who has no control over the whims of evil in our lives. On the contrary, it is the working... Read more
From Death to Life: An Easter Contemplation (Easter Sunday)
When we try to find and fight in love in the most complex, complicated, and confusing life battles, love finds us. Suddenly, like Mary, we are made whole again,... Read more
Divine Silence (Palm Sunday)
Why couldn’t Jesus simply become a messiah cast in our own image? Where is the wisdom in becoming a victim when one could very well prove oneself before others... Read more
It’s Going To Be Ok (5th Sunday of Lent)
Good confessors and good friends make us feel safe enough to break-open our graves, to roll away the stone, and to be unafraid of the stench. They do so... Read more
Are We Killing Jesus with MSG? (4th Sunday of Lent)
Some of us find MSG very savory but it can actually be efficiently deadly. Today there is an even more destructive kind of MSG that kills insidiously: Misinformation, Slander... Read more
A Glimpse of Our Glory (2nd Sunday of Lent)
This Lenten Season, spend more time in prayer, listen to God, and be transformed inside. Let's hear God's words of assurance and healing. Look closer at your life. Count... Read more
Struggling With Temptations (1st Sunday of Lent)
Jesus shows us how to deal with our temptations and invites us to look beyond the immediate pleasures we may derive from giving in to them in exchange for... Read more