A reflection on the Liturgical Readings of the Solemnity of the Assumption of Mary As God accompanied Israel in its growth in faith, the people
A reflection on the Liturgical Readings of the 17th Sunday of Ordinary Time It is hard to believe in Divine Providence in a world gripped
I had the opportunity to host my cousins over at weekend during my short vacation at home. One of them brought her baby girl and
There has been an increased relevance and awareness of the adage “knowledge is power”. This became more real for the ordinary man when knowledge is
Hello! I am Fr. Keith J. Amodia, SDB, a Salesian of Don Bosco under the Philippines South Province. I have been maintaining a blog for
As I was reading through Pope Francis’ encyclical Fratelli Tutti, I read on his critique of a throw-away world where he mentioned poverty. We usually
Reflection The goodness and kindness of God looks grand and great when we think of Him as a God despite being all-powerful has the time
Reflection Even economists concede that wants will always be more than the needs. The human heart is always hungry for something but ultimately each heart
Reflection A person who understands the plight of another is not quick to judge. The role of understanding is important in accepting the context of
Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time – July 12, 2020 Reflection Jesus, in sharing the parable of the sower, highlights the fruitfulness of the Word. Just