From birth to death, pain is a common experience in life, whether physical, psychological, or spiritual. None of us is an expert in handling our pain, because we find ourselves suffering for reasons, we never expected. Holy Father Pope St. John Paul II writes: “Human suffering evokes compassion; it also Read more…
One of the most frequent questions, when we face difficulties and consequent suffering is, “Why does God allow evil and suffering? When things happen, that are not reasonable according to our judgement or when we face tragic situations and when we feel helpless, the question that naturally arises in our Read more…
Today is known as the Sunday of Divine Mercy, so designated by Saint Pope John Paul ll. We have entered into the joy of the Easter Season and are called to reflect upon the great gift of God’s mercy. I’ve heard mercy described as forgiveness beyond what can be reasonably Read more…
Christ is Risen, Alleluia! “This is the day the Lord has made: let us rejoice and be glad” (Psalm 188). By his Resurrection, Jesus Christ has conquered sin and death, in order that we may live. Now we have the hope to believe that we too will be raised, as Read more…
Today we celebrate the Palm Sunday. The week between Palm Sunday and Easter is observed as the time of special devotion to the Passion, Death and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Hence it is known as The Holy Week. Within the Holy Week, the celebrations on Holy Thursday, Good Friday, Holy Read more…