A Catholic Priest. Catholic Catechism(Sunday Rice and Stew)
To become a Catholic priest, you must be a devout Roman Catholic male willing to lead an unmarried, celibate lifestyle. Integrity,…
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Immaculate Heart of Mary: The Heart that teaches us how to love God
Today again we celebrate the memorial of the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Immaculate indicates something that is clean, spotless and…
Life of St. Catherine de Ricci. Thursday with the Saints
St. Catherine de Ricci was born was born in 1522 in Florence, Italy to Peter de Ricci (her father) who was married to Catherine…
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You are Born for A Mission: Nativity of Saint John the Baptist
In Jeremiah 1:5, God says to Jeremiah ‘before I formed you in the womb, I know you, I have set you apart before you were born, I…
How to Live: Three Essential Guides to Living A Well-Meaning Life
In today's gospel, Jesus teaches us how to live especially in our daily interaction with one another. So, in today's gospel, we…
Why is the Catholic Church Unique? Sunday Rice and Stew (Catholic Catechism)
The Church Jesus established is thus the Church in spiritual and organizational communion with the successor of St. Peter
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Protestant and the Holy Eucharist. Catholic Catechism
Who then can partake in this Christian Sacrifice? Catholics who are in the state of grace and also believed that what they…
Matthew 5:27-32 Cut it off. Friday 10th Week of Ordinary Time
When Jesus says if your hands or eyes causes you to sin, cut it off. It is better to lose them than to be thrown into the hell…
Life of St. Scholastica. Thursday with the Saint
Scholastica was born 480 A.D in Nursia, Umbria, of wealthy parents (Anicius Eupropius and his wife Claudia Abondantia Reguardati).
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Matthew 5: 17-20. Living the Way God wants. Wednesday 10th Week
For every institution or organization to effectively grow, they must have existing guidelines and regulations properly guiding…
Behold Your Mother. Reflection on the Feast of Mary Mother of the Church
Yesterday, we celebrated the solemnity of the Pentecost; an event that led to the birth of the Church. While a day after it which…
The Power to Be One. Thursday of the Seventh Week of Easter
The power to be one cuts across every aspect of human existence. The number one is underrated but very powerful with meaning
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The Human Moral Conscience. Sunday Rice and Stew (Catholic Catechism)
One may wonder why the topic Moral conscience in the catechism. Though is not surprising but it’s a matter of urgent and detailed…
Life of Saint Rita of Cascia. Thursday With the Saint
In our world of today where we live with many worries and challenges, where solutions seem almost Impossible, let us look into the…
The Catholic Altar Servers. Sunday Rice and Stew(Catholic Catechism)
The Catholic altar servers is a ministry in the Catholic church alongside other ministry that assist in liturgical worship. The…
