Tag: reflection
Japanese cardinal presses Church to confront war rhetoric, defend human dignity
Tokyo cardinal urges faithful to reject violence, confront despair, and recover unity through discernment amid global conflict
Vincentian Life Series 2026 | St. Vincent and Easter joy
For St. Vincent, Easter joy must be understood in the context of service to the poor. Go to the poor by “greeting them cheerfully and kindly”
The Lord’s Supper and the social divide
Authentic Eucharistic communities must foster equality, justice, and inclusion, or liturgy risks becoming hollow, unjust, and unacceptable to God
It grew where we couldn’t reach
This Palm Sunday, hold your branch and feel the lightness of it. Something that grew far above you is now close enough to carry
Vincentian Life Series 2026 | Happier than the pope
His experience of consolation in ministry left a mark even on how he was addressed. It was in Clichy he was first called “Monsieur Vincent”
Faith dies when we stop walking toward each other
The sacred is revealed when we walk toward one another, bridging home and temple, and find someone who understands us
Year-end reflection on conflict, communication, and call to peace
As this year comes to an end, we renew our commitment to journalism shaped not by urgency, but by conscience; not by noise, but by truth
After doors are closed: Priest’s post-Christmas melancholy
Closing the doors marked more than the end of a celebration. It signaled a shift, from plenty to scarcity, from noise to quiet
BALIK-TANAW | In Solidarity with the Bearers of the Faith
We are urged to also retell the narratives of struggles of the migrant workers and serve as advocates for migrant workers’ rights
BALIK-TANAW: Good News
When we help rebuild communities into peace, let it be based on justice. Let it be for liberation.


















