Serving others not seeking personal gain
‘We should always ask ourselves: whom are we serving?’ Papal Nuncio to the Philippines Archbishop Charles Brown said. ‘We should not be serving ourselves. We…
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Paulo B Flores, a regular Sunday columnist, is an ordained Anglican priest. He had undegone PSBRC at the Police National Training Institute (PNTI), Philippine Public Safety College (PPSC) as member of PSBRC Class 2003 Bravo, NCRPO. He is pursuing his studies (General Theology Program) and preparing for both Canon Law and Civil Law as he serves the Church here in Metro Manila.
‘We should always ask ourselves: whom are we serving?’ Papal Nuncio to the Philippines Archbishop Charles Brown said. ‘We should not be serving ourselves. We…
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The kingdom of Heaven is not just another item to add to our daily to-do lists; it is the ultimate treasure. It requires a total reordering of our lives.
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Jesus’ authority taught the fishermen that following His Word yields abundant results.
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God’s Word is like life-giving rain that nourishes the earth. It is always going forth, seeking to accomplish God’s purpose in our lives.
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As Catholics, we are to raise our children well, ensure that they receive an education, and guide them until they reach adulthood.
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We see in the Gospel of Saint Mark that all believers are directed to “Go into all the world and proclaim the Gospel to the whole creation.” The Gospel is the…
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Hospitality means acknowledging the presence of God in others and serving Him in them, especially those in whom we least expect to find Him.
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As Jesus sends his disciples to carry on his mission of preaching and healing, He asks them to live simple lives and to expect opposition and rejection.
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Today’s Gospel is, in effect, a reminder from God to each one of us: ‘You have received grace and talents from Me without charge, and so you have to give…
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As long as the rite is performed validly (correctly and with the correct intention), the grace is objectively offered.
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