6 September 2020 – 23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time – Year AMatthew 18:15-20 CHECK YOUR INTENTION BEFORE CORRECTING YOUR NEIGHBOUR Fr. Fernando Armellini SCJClaretian Publications Today we are invited to reflect on Jesus’ recommendations on how to recover one who…
Fausto Gomez OP By the end of June 2020, three new invocations were added to the “Litany of the Blessed Virgin Mary.” In a letter addressed to all the Presidents of Episcopal Conferences throughout the world (Rome, June 20, 2020),…
In Rome, there are certain areas that are quite popular for real estate. The homes and apartments are really expensive in this area. The Aventine is located in one of these areas. It is a hill that has historical importance,…
Rev José Mario O. Mandíajmom.honlam.org Man is composed of body and soul. Both body and soul need to be cared for. For the care of his soul, there is the Church. For the care of his body, there is civil…
Danilo Perez Ngo On 14 August 2020, Live Catholic Online, a program hosted by Singles for Christ, invited O Clarim director Fr Joey Mandía for an online conversation on the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The program which began at 6:45 PM,…
Aurelio Porfiri We already saw the many facets of brain involvement in our music-making. We did not think of it so much before we are faced with problems that are of course influenced by the functioning of our mind. We…
Fausto Gomez OP The Lord’s Ascension is an integral part of the Paschal Mystery, which began with the death and resurrection of Jesus, continues with his Ascension, and closes with Pentecost, or the Coming of the Holy Spirit. The Ascension…
Aurelio Porfiri In our previous investigation about the Psalms, and especially about the peculiar liturgical form that is called the Responsorial Psalm, we learnt a few things that I think would be good to recall here, as a summary of…
Ross Belle Santos-Balatbat As a young child, I thought that devotion to Mary was just a summer activity thought up by catechists for children. Most Catholic churches and even in many Catholic homes, a “May Altar” was set with an image…
Rev José Mario O Mandía The term “Catholic” comes from the Greek adjective καθολικός (katholikos), meaning “universal,” all-encompassing. The term was first used back around the year 107 AD by one of the Church Fathers, Saint Ignatius of Antioch, in…
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