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.
What we commemorate and relive during this week is not just Jesus’s dying and rising, but our own dying to sin and selfishness and rising in Jesus.
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The readings assure us that our Faith in Jesus, who is the Resurrection and the Life, promises our participation in His Resurrection and new life.
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To live as a Christian is to see and to grow continually, gaining a clearer vision about God, about ourselves, and about others.
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As Catholics, as Christians, we are challenged by today’s Gospel to remain thirsty for the living water, which only God can give.
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The personnel at St. John Lateran must not have understood that the group was not in full communion with Rome, but the Anglicans certainly knew better.
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Today’s readings teach us that we are always tempted by the devil, by the world, and by our own selfish interests.
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We should always believe in Him wholeheartedly and with true understanding of His Law, His ways, and all of His precepts.
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Misunderstandings, discussions, or any other issues between two people in love are normal, but they should not lead to separation.
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As faithful people of God, we are not to become divided along factional lines between those who favor a certain preacher or missionary.
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Chinese outbound travel is on track to surpass the pre-pandemic peak of 155 million journeys and is projected to exceed 200 million by 2028. This represents a…
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