The End of the World: An Advent Reflection

December 15, 2019 Mary Kris I. Figueroa

J.M.J. Lately, I have been often listening to two versions of the song If – the original male version by the American band, Bread, and a Filipino female cover version that I first listened to back when I was thirteen years old. I like the song for its poetical lyrics,

Be Encouraged: Faith in God Against All Odds

September 14, 2019 Mary Kris I. Figueroa

In one of the Mass Readings for this week, the Gospel (Luke 6:6-11) recounts a miracle and a plot: Jesus heals the withered right hand of a man on Sabbath Day, as the watchful Pharisees, enraged with the act, immediately seek counsel in a plot to put Jesus to death.

Don’t Waste Your Sufferings

June 5, 2019 Mary Kris I. Figueroa

There are teachings of Jesus Christ that any person will find it hard to comprehend and will be able to accept only with utmost faith in God. Perhaps, the most common example of such is “love your enemies.” But what I will talk about in this Post is, in my

The Resurrection of the Body

May 5, 2019 Mary Kris I. Figueroa

We Catholics firmly believe in the Resurrection of Jesus and His Ascension to Heaven. Similarly, we firmly believe in the Second Coming of Jesus Christ at the end of time. When that day comes, every person who has ever lived on earth, and has died, will be resurrected; the deceased

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