Investigating, studying and taking a stand are not judging nor condemning others. [Luke 6:36-38, Tuesday of the 2nd Week of Lent]

Jesus took upon himself the punishment for man's failure to live by the covenant. Like Jesus, we suffer the consequences of others' fault at times. [Luke 9:28-36, 2nd Sunday of Lent]

We need to be reminded that indeed, there is something greater than all that we know and see. [Luke 11:29-32, Wednesday of the 1st Week of Lent]

The temptations of the devil to Jesus turned out to be opportunities for Jesus. Opportunities to temper man's carnal desires, renew commitment to God and grow in the knowledge of our faith. [Luke 4:1-13, 1st Sunday of Lent]

The Gospel presents the three disciplines of Lent - Prayer, Fasting & Almsgiving. If perceived rightly, they teach us to value small things ang God's rewards.[Matthew 6:1-6, 16-18, Ash Wednesday]

CBCP's Pastoral Letter on the ocassion of the 36th People Power Anniversary and May 2022 Philippine Elections.

To answer the question about divorce, Jesus narrated the past or history. [Mark 10:1-12, Friday of the 7th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus prohibited his disciple John from stopping some people in performing miracles in his Jesus' name. Jesus even said, "For whoever is not against us is for us." [Mark 9:38-40, Wednesday of the 7th Week in the Ordinary Time]

Jesus to Peter to us today! Truth and trust are indications of greatness. [Feast of the Chair of St. Peter]

Overwhelmed by the hostilities and the evil of this world? Remain and uphold your dignity as a CHILD OF GOD. [Luke 6:27-38, 7th Sunday in the Ordinary Time]