Tag: Reflections
BALIK-TANAW: Making society whole again – Justice and Peace work is...
I move to a quiet place in the surroundings where I am, for now. This itinerant life I live. I reflect on how we continue to work for authentic charity
BALIK-TANAW: Storms at Sea
What’s fascinating about this narrative is that the fisherfolk did not wake Jesus up until they themselves were already afraid
Father’s Day
Ang Diyos nga ay Ama. Siya ang provider. Siya ang nagbibigay ng ating pangangailangan, kahit na madalas hindi natin ito namamalayan
Post-Independence Day reflection: ‘Where were you?’
Our convictions cannot be based on the changing political winds. For this country to mature, decisions have to be made based on principles
Saint Anthony: The finder of lost values?
I often misplace my keys, wallet, pens, etc. But a short prayer to Saint Anthony will have frequently helped me remember where I place them
The house that Dario and Nene built
It was in this house where they taught us how to listen and talk, to study and learn, to pray and believe, to love and forgive, to ask for help and to help others
BALIK-TANAW: Towards a Just Society
The gospel summons us to unite against evil and seek forgiveness to restore our relationship with God and our neighbor.
A pilgrimage of the heart, being welcomed and blessed in Bendum
My journey in Bendum was not just a volunteer experience; it was a profound pilgrimage of the heart that reaffirmed my faith in humanity
God’s spirit in all thins, an ongoing Pentecost
Our ancestors respect nature; the spirits live there. Before we cut a tree, we ask permission from the spirits.
BALIK-TANAW: Radical Waiting and Radical Witnessing
Waiting is coming to grips with patience, perseverance, sad realities, and length of time. There are many things that might happen while we wait