The Chair may be empty, but the Church is alive. Even in the waiting, Christ leads. The mission continues. The Spirit moves. The Church is not on pause. 🙏🔥
Even behind locked doors of fear and doubt, the Risen Jesus comes with one message: “Peace be with you.” His wounds are not signs of defeat, but fountains of mercy. Today, on Divine Mercy Sunday, we are reminded that no sin is greater than His love, and no doubt too big for His grace. Like Thomas, may we move from doubt to faith and echo, “My Lord and my God!” Jesus, I trust in You.
This Easter, discover how the Resurrection brings hope, healing, and purpose—even in a broken world. Jesus is alive, and He calls you by name.
Good Friday is the solemn day when Christians remember the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. It is a day of deep reflection on the suffering, sacrifice, and unconditional love of Jesus, who gave His life to save humanity from sin.
On this sacred night, we remember Jesus’ final supper, His act of humble service, and His new commandment to love. From the table of the Eucharist to the basin of foot-washing, Jesus shows us what true love looks like—freely given, poured out, and lived in service.
On Palm Sunday we celebrate Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem — a moment of praise, palms, and hosannas. But behind the joy lies a deeper truth: the road ahead leads to the Cross.
On this 5th Sunday of Lent (Year C), we reflect on Jesus’ encounter with the woman caught in adultery—a powerful lesson in mercy, justice, and conscience.
On this Fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare Sunday), we reflect on the Parable of the Prodigal Son—a story not just about one lost son, but two. One strays in reckless living, the other in self-righteousness. Yet, at the heart of it all is a father whose love and mercy know no bounds.
Every moment is a call to repentance! On this Third Sunday of Lent, Jesus reminds us that every event in life—good or bad—invites us to turn back to God
The Transfiguration of Jesus reveals the power of transformation through divine encounter. This sermon explores how spending time with God in prayer during Lent can truly change us from within.
Victory in the Wilderness: Jesus, the New Adam ✝️ As we enter Lent, we reflect on Jesus' triumph over temptation in the wilderness—a victory that reverses Adam’s failure. His example teaches us how to resist temptation through prayer, fasting, and trust in God.
Reflection on Jesus' teachings in Luke 6:39-45 for the Eighth Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year C). Explore the dangers of spiritual blindness, the need for humility, and how our actions reveal the true state of our hearts. Discover the call to true discipleship, self-examination, and bearing good fruit in our daily lives
"Love your enemies, do good, and be merciful—just as our Heavenly Father is merciful. This Sunday’s Gospel (Luke 6:27-38) challenges us to live out radical love, forgiveness, and generosity.
Discover true happiness through Jesus' Beatitudes. This sermon contrasts worldly success with lasting joy in Christ, urging us to trust in God rather than fleeting comforts.
"Put Out into the Deep" is a call to trust in Jesus even when the path seems uncertain. Based on Luke 5:1-11, this sermon invites us to step out in faith, embrace our mission, and follow Christ wholeheartedly.
God calls us to share in his mission even though we are sinners.
Mary and Joseph presented Jesus in the Temple
Jesus announces his public ministry
Jesus presence at Wedding at Cana
At the time of Baptism, the Holy Spirit came upon Jesus and voice from heaven said "You are my beloved Son. My favour rest on you