Anatomically defined, the heart is a four-chambered organ whose main function is to pump blood through the vascular system thus making possible the process of cellular oxygenation and carbon dioxide transportation. In short, it is one of the most important organs that we have in...
“Practice makes perfect, but nobody is perfect,” they say. However, according to our Lord Jesus Christ, our “Heavenly Father is perfect.” Therefore, perfection is possible if we imitate our Heavenly Father. How do we think we can do that? Jesus Christ tells us, “Love your...
DCM: Moving Forward as Frontliners of the Faith in the Spirit of Synodality and Stewardship This is the formulated and chosen theme for the 45th Diocesan Clergy of Mindanao (DCM) convention on February 14-16, 2023 with the Diocese of Mati as its host for the second...
Nowadays we are confronted with many anti-life issues namely; suicidal cases, abortion, murders, and the continued crimes related to drug abuse and cause of human trafficking. As Church people we are challenged to look at where we are now in our mission to promote the...
The Word Leads To The Way, The Truth, And The Life” (Is. 61:1-4/Jn. 14:6). This is the theme for this year’s National Bible Month. Four former Presidents of the Philippines, through their respective proclamations saw the need for the Word of God in building the nation....
The late Pope Benedict XVI on January 18, 2012, marking the first day of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity (January 18-25), made this inspiring yet challenging message, “How can we give convincing witness if we are divided?” The Week of Prayer for Christian...
Why is it that the image of the Santo Niño is often times seen in some stores and business establishments? Upon entrance and near the cashier is where sometimes this statue is displayed, be it a restaurant, a sari-sari store or a business firm. Some...
Epiphany is the manifestation of Christ to the gentiles. The Magi, as they were called, must have been searching and longing for the Lord who is the King of all Kings. The Holy Spirit must have touched the very depths of their being and made...
January 1st is the beginning of a new year and on this day, the Catholic Church celebrates the Solemnity of Mary, the Mother of God. This Solemnity is a very appropriate way to begin a new year because this will remind us of the role...
After two years of the pandemic, this season of Christmas must make a difference. This is the feeling of many of us since we started the preparations during Advent when people went to Church for the Misa de Gallo. No matter how small a house...