This was forwarded in my email last month by a dear friend and former colleague in bank where I worked before. I was also want to share it to all of you. Honestly guys, I was touched by this story. I know I am a sinful person too and I always keep on trying to […]

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I could still remember my school days before wherein we always celebrate the Feast of Immaculate Conception. As far as I can remember, I am always happy when this day comes..first reason, we don’t have a class…second we only need to attend a Mass..third we have some games and activities in school which means fun […]

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HEAVEN ON EARTH “I am the bread of life; whoever comes to me will never hunger, and whoever believes in me will never thirst.” – John 6:35 “The Mass — and I mean every single Mass — is heaven on earth.” That’s what Scott Hahn said in his book, The Lamb’s Supper: The Mass as […]

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God is watching over us!_____________ “Jerusalem will be a city without walls because of the great number of men and livestock in it. And I myself will be a wall of fire around it,” declares the LORD, “and I will be its glory within. “ Zechariah 2:4,5 NIV______________ As the mountains are round about Jerusalem,so […]

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Saint Patrick, Apostle of Ireland, was born in 387 A.D. at Kilpatrick, Scotland. The young Patrick was captured in a raiding party and was taken to Ireland as a slave where the boy herded and tended sheep. In Ireland, Patrick grew close to God. His captivity lasted for six years. In a dream, God spoke […]

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The most important reason for reviving the practice of making the Stations of the Cross is that it is a powerful way to contemplate, and enter into, the mystery of Jesus’ gift of himself to us. It takes the reflection on the passion out of my head, and makes it an imaginative exercise. It involves […]

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Frequently Asked Questions 1. Why is Holy Week So Important?Holy Week is important because it commemorates the events of Christ’s final days and passion. This includes the institution of the Eucharist and the crucifixion. Obviously, Christ’s institution of the Eucharist and his passion and death are important in many ways, especially in terms of their […]

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got this from Catholic encyclopedia!! hope we got some insights what Palm Sunday really means!!! better late than never!!! have a great evening my dear friends!! The sixth and last Sunday of Lent and beginning of Holy Week, a Sunday of the highest rank, not even a commemoration of any kind being permitted in the […]

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Paul contrasts the absolute difference between living a life under the death of sin and living a life under the grace of the Holy Spirit. In truth, there is little to compare because the difference is so great between the two states of life. I wonder if this is our own experience under the Spirit […]

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Christians are challenged to submit their lives to the rule of the Spirit of God. The other choice is to live according to the passions of the flesh. St. Paul is a man who understands how easy it is to be good-willed and yet wrong in one’s understanding of a particular matter. We first meet […]

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