We celebrate the solemnity of Christ the King. It is the last Sunday of Ordinary Time and ushers us into the Advent Season. We recall
When I was informed that Gerry Guiseppe Gatungay was dead, I was shocked! I had to hear it again from the bearer and confirm its
Our life is a mixture of laughters and tears, joys and sorrows, life and death. Though others may consider death as a bitter and pain
Every 1st of November all roads lead to the cemetery. People light candles and pray for the dead. Yet in the Church’s liturgy its the
Upon the invitation of Sr. Mailyn Bolivar, OP I facilitated the overnight-retreat of the four batches of 4th year students of Notre Dame-Sienna School of
Jesus tells us that “new wine must be put into fresh skins.” In the Lord’s time wine was not kept in bottles like today but
Last thursday, sept 4 I was in Don Bosco Technology Center. At the lobby, i found a student’s diary on the bench. One boy must
I recently read a fascinating conversion story over the internet. Joe Eszterhas, Hollywood’s highest paid screenwriter, wrote the story of his spiritual conversion from a
On the 4th of July 1776, America claimed its independence from Great Britain and democracy was born. From then on it became “the land of
When I saw Lori Rago standing straight,, unaided by a walking stick, attending the usual Tuesday evening adoration of their prayer group in our small