Reflections on the Assumption of Mary
Mary’s simplicity found extravagance in God’s love. She was chosen as the mother of God, a destiny that was not simply given […]
Mary’s simplicity found extravagance in God’s love. She was chosen as the mother of God, a destiny that was not simply given […]
The Dominicans arrived in the Philippines in 1587. 15 years after, they came to our small town, to construct a home for […]
Name Syrian, meaning “Twin” (Twin/Thomas also known as Didymus in Greek and Jumeau in French); Apostle of India; Doubting Thomas Birth Unknown Death Stabbed with […]
The concept of a basic ecclesial community is found in the early Church, when the Church Fathers taught the Bible to believers to contribute to their spiritual […]
ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA—1195-1231 A.D. St. Anthony of Padua is one of the most famous disciples of St. Francis of Assisi. He […]
Saint Valentine, officially known as Saint Valentine of Rome, is a third-century Roman saint widely celebrated on February 14 and commonly associated […]
“Behold, your mother!” (John 19:27) The Dogma on Mary as Mother of God is a precious truth that we Catholics must be […]
A newly-ordained deacon was given the faculty to baptize. In the baptisms that he administers, thinking that it is an opportune time […]
Going back to my childhood years I remember accompanying my grandmother in praying the Novenas for the souls in purgatory. Our catholic […]
The Etymology of the word “Religion” comes from the latin word – “Religare” which means; to bind, or to tie. It is […]