HIS MERCY ENDURES FOREVER (THE RICHNESS OF GOD’S MERCY) The image of the ‘Divine Mercy’ depicts two rays coming from Jesus’ chest:...
Category - Mass Reflections
The English word ‘conviction’ comes from the Latin verb “convincere,” which means to convict, to convince, to prove, to conquer, or to demonstrate...
EVEN IN OUR MOST DIFFICULT PREDICAMENT, THE LIGHT OF THE RISEN SAVIOUR HEALS AND SAVES US First Reading: Acts 4:1-12 Responsorial Psalm: Ps...
How necessary do we need peace and how often do we long for it. How much do our hearts thirst for the peace that only God can give? At times, we are...
At one point in time or another, we have either encountered setbacks, crises of faith, disappointments, despair, etc. as a result an ill-fated event...
YOUR WEEPING SHALL COME TO AN END It is natural to see people grieve and weep as a result of the demise of a loved one. The thoughts of how lovable...
On Easter Octave, we experience the same joy that took over our hearts on the Sunday of the Lord’s Resurrection. For this reason, the Liturgy...
Dear friends in the risen Christ, the resurrection of Jesus attests to his divinity, as St. Paul tells us: “If you declare with your mouth, ‘Jesus is...
PASCHAL TRIDUUM: REFLECTION FOR MAUNDY THURSDAY/HOLY THURSDAY (EVENING MASS OF THE LORD’S SUPPER)
Dear friends in Christ, with today being Holy Thursday (or Maundy Thursday as it is traditionally called), we have successfully stepped into the most...
SPY WEDNESDAY First Reading: Isaiah 50:4-9 Responsorial Psalm: Ps. 68(69):8-10,21-22,31,33-34 Gospel Reading: Matthew 26:14-25...