HOW TO LEARN TO BE QUIET?
God invites many people to come closer to him, to abandon themselves, to get quiet from their own achievemnts and hectic life. It is a gift that we can have if we will…
HOW TO BEGIN WELL AT THE WELL OF LIVING WATER?
To prepare ourself for the Feast of St. Teresa of Jesus, we invite you to journey through 4 ways of prayer she describes in her Book of Life. We hope you will feel encouraged to inmerse yourself in this fascinating depth of adventure with God.
CARMELITE-TERESIAN CHARISM: UNITY AND DIVERSITY (PART 7)
The three fundamental elements of the Teresian charism are prayer, fraternity, and mission. However, what truly characterizes
it is the fact that all three are intrinsically linked and do not make sense independently but call upon one another.
HOW MUCH IS ENOUGH?: SUNDAY REFLECTION (MT 21:33-43)
Reflecting upon the gospel for this Sunday, I find it very tragic, where the Landowner's servants and his son hwas been killed by the tenants to whom he entrusted his vineyard. I can imagine how the Landowner mourned these persons whom he valued. It was a sad kind of...
70×7 MEANS A LOT…: SUNDAY REFLECTION (Mt 18:21-35)
It is not easy to forgive especially if my heart is full of hatred, anger, resentment or envy. It is not easy to forgive if the pain is deep and the hurt cannot be easily forgotten. It is also not easy to forgive if I only focus on the bad experiences but not with what God has done for me.
RIVER CLEAN-UP DRIVE AT ALITAO RIVER, TAYABAS CITY
We are all invited to join the river of justice and peace on behalf of all Creation in this greater movement for justice, just like tributaries come together to form a mighty river. As the people of God, we must work together on behalf of all Creation, as part of that mighty river of peace and justice.
CARMELITE-TERESIAN CHARISM: MISSION (PART 6)
The mission of our religious family is unique and unifying, intimately linked to the primacy of the search for union with God
in prayer. From this source radiates the apostolic and social work carried out by the Order in many forms and in many nations of the world.
THE IMAGE OF JESUS: 21ST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
Jesus' question, "Who do you say I am?" still begs an answer from the believers of our time. We do not all have the same image of Jesus. And this is not only because of the inexhaustible character of his personality, but, above all, because each one of us elaborates...
HOW TO LEARN TO LOVE? PALAU’S SCHOOL OF LIFE (LETTER 38)
At some point of our spiritual journey, our prayer is no longer a relationship BETWEEN friends but AMONG friends. This is when we start to learn to love God and our neighbor.
“LORD, HELP ME!”: 20th SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
For many, the gospel for today in Mt. 15: 21-28, is the gospel of the faith of the Canaanite woman, and indeed it is. But for me is also the gospel of interculturality; because even though Jesus will say “I was sent only to the lost sheep of the house of Israel”,...
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