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Paulo Flores

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.

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Jesus’ real presence

Jesus’ real presence

As long as the rite is performed validly (correctly and with the correct intention), the grace is objectively offered.

Divine love

Divine love

Speaking of communities, crime across the country has dropped by 50 percent, according to Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla.

50th day celebration

50th day celebration

With the softening of Trump’s attitude towards Taiwan’s independence, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said there is no change in Washington’s policy of…

Make disciples among nations

Make disciples among nations

It seems paradoxical that He must leave physically to be with us eternally, but his departure allows His Spirit to dwell within our hearts.

The Promise

The Promise

In many places, this Sunday is Mother’s Day, providing a moment to thank God for our mothers and reflect on their nurturing love, which mirrors God’s care.

Faith in God, faith in Jesus

Faith in God, faith in Jesus

The Gospel encourages us to live in a way that reveals the invisible God, making the Church a sanctuary of mercy in a troubled world.

Relying on God

Relying on God

It’s not wrong to use human wisdom in our efforts to accomplish heavenly objectives. What’s wrong is when we rely on anything other than God for victory.

Through Jesus, only Jesus

Through Jesus, only Jesus

Everytime we gather, in prayer and worship, during the breaking of the bread in the Eucharist, Jesus Christ is present.

Where does the problem lie?

Where does the problem lie?

I usually say that the mere fact a young man has a desire to become a priest is an indication that he is being called by God, that he surely has the priestly…

Jesus Christ is alive! Alleluia!

Jesus Christ is alive! Alleluia!

As we go through the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John, we discover something quite astounding: there is no story of the resurrection!