Could a Gen X Priest Be a Fan of VXON?
Could a Gen X priest be a fan of VXON? Why not? At first glance, it may sound like an unlikely pairing: a priest formed by cassette tapes,...
Showing posts with label Catechesis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Catechesis. Show all posts
Why Bishops Place a Cross Before Their Signature
Have you ever noticed that bishops often sign their names with a small cross before it, as in: + Juan de la Cruz or † Juan, Bishop of N. ...
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 Power of Silence: Embracing Stillness of Black Saturday
In the fast-paced world we live in, it’s often easy to forget the profound power of silence. We are constantly surrounded by noise—whether i...
When Saints Disappear: Unveiling Lent’s Fifth Sunday Tradition
As Lent deepens and Holy Week draws near, Catholic churches around the world take on a more somber tone. One striking tradition that oft...
The Burning of Palms for Ash Wednesday
As the season of Lent approaches, one of the most significant and visually striking rituals of Ash Wednesday is the burning of palms. This a...
Emergency Baptism in the Catholic Church
Baptism is one of the seven sacraments in the Catholic Church, regarded as essential for salvation and the initiation into the Christian fai...
Observing the Commandment: "Thou Shalt Not Take the Name of the Lord in Vain"
One of the most sacred and profound commandments given to us by God is found in the Bible, particularly in the Old Testament. In the book of...
Christmas amidst Changing Times
A Reflection on Joy Amid Changing Times The Social Weather Stations survey in 2024 revealed a sobering reality: fewer Filipinos looked forwa...
Respecting Beliefs vs. Sensitivity in Christmas Greetings: A Perspective
In today’s world of diverse cultures, beliefs, and traditions, social media often becomes a platform where persons can express their views. ...
Gratitude in the Canticle of Zechariah
The Canticle of Zechariah , also known as the Benedictus (Luke 1:67-79), is a powerful hymn of praise and gratitude offered by Zechariah, t...
What are the O Antiphons?
The O Antiphons are a series of seven short prayers that are sung or recited at Vespers (Evening Prayer) during the last seven days of Adven...
The Role and Responsibilities of Godparents
In the sacramental life of the Church, godparents hold a vital role, one rooted in tradition and reinforced by the Church's magisterium....
Bartimaeus (Mk 10:46-52)
Prayer is the breath of faith; it is its most proper expression. Like a cry that issues from the heart of those who believe and entrust them...
Why Was the Temple Veil Torn at Christ's Death?*
The imagery of the veil in the ancient Jewish temple serves as a powerful symbol of the separation between humanity and God due to sin. The ...
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