When Peter reaches the shore after the miraculous draft of fishes, there takes place something totally unexpected.  Peter does not throw his arms around Jesus, as we might have expected, to thank him for the good catch.  Instead, he falls at Jesus’ feet.  He does not cling to him in order to extract the...
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Unang Linggo ng Kwaresma (K) Pebrero 21, 2010 NARITO ANG UNANG BUNGA, PANGINOON! Mga Pagbasa: Deuteronomio 26:4-10 / Roma 10:8-13 / Lucas 4:1-13 Ewan ko kung ano ang inyong karanasan tungkol sa bagay na ito, pero noong araw, ang unang kita o unang sweldo ay nakalaan, hindi para sa sarili, kundi sa dalawang intensyon. Una, isang bahagi ng kita...
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Rev. Tadeusz Pacholczyk, Ph.D. holds a doctoral degree in neuroscience from Yale and had done post-doctoral work at Harvard. He is a Catholic priest of the diocese of Fall River, MA, and serves as the Director of Education at The National Catholic Bioethics Center in Philadelphia. Here is an interesting response that he...
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Homily on the 6th Sunday of Year C (Luke 6:17.20-26) February 14, 2010 Literally taken, philosophy means love of wisdom. The ancient Greeks took philosophy seriously, because they knew of its practical consequences for daily living. When the word philosophy comes to mind, however, many people associate it with being clever, but especially with being able to...
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Here are the scheduled speakers and topics for this series of Theology on Tap.  There are Catholic Filipino Young Adults that attend...
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Happy Valentine! Short time! Free condoms! How long could supposedly high public officials in this government go? How juvenile could such seemingly responsible adults be? To what extent would they entice young people to be promiscuous unlimited? How far are they willing to go precisely to promote sexually transmitted diseases? Distributing free condoms in public. Telling...
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