Women's Ordination: Not Less Worthy, but Sacramentally Reserved
A Catholic Herald article reports that Sarah Mullally, Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury, suggested that the Catholic Church’s non-admi...
When Bread Becomes a Prayer
Pope Leo XIV’s prayer intention for May 2026 is simple, direct, and deeply unsettling: “That everyone might have food.” It is not a slog...
Mary in African Colors: A Reflection on the African Madonna and Child
There are sacred images that speak even before they are explained. This photograph is one of them. At the center stands a statue of the Ble...
Rest for a Weary Heart
Stress has a way of narrowing the soul. It makes the mind restless, the heart heavy, and even ordinary tasks feel like burdens too large to ...
Breakfast by the Shore
There are Gospel moments that do not shout, yet they stay with the heart for a very long time. One of them is that tender scene by the sea a...
The Strait of Hormuz: A Narrow Passage, A Wide Lesson
There are places in the world that seem small on the map, and yet carry enormous weight in human history. The Strait of Hormuz is one of the...
Crisis Communication in the Life of the Church
There are moments when the Church speaks from the pulpit, and there are moments when the Church must speak from the wound. We often think ...
Artemis II and God: When Humanity Looks Up Again
There is something deeply moving about Artemis II. In April 2026, four astronauts—Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Jeremy Ha...
Regina Caeli: The Church’s Easter Song to Mary
There is something beautiful about how the Church changes her voice in Easter. During Lent, we walked slowly. We prayed with ashes on our...
Why the Resurrection Did Not Erase the Wounds
Easter is not the denial of Good Friday. It is its transfiguration. This is one of the most moving details in the Gospel accounts of the Re...
When a Symbol Forgets Compassion: An Easter Reflection
Easter morning is full of beauty. There is light after darkness, song after silence, hope after grief. In many Filipino communities, the Sa...
Why Do Christians Celebrate Jesus’ Birthday on December 25?
Every year, as December 25 approaches, churches fill with light, carols drift through the air, and Christians around the world prepare to ce...
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