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SAINT THEODORE, SOLDIER – Sanctity is heroism

February 16, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

Aurelio Porfiri   News can be alarming sometimes. Like right now, it seems that white should be now called black and vice versa. There is much talk of virility as a possible object of discussion and not as a fundamental…

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A PILGRIM’S NOTES – Reading good books

February 16, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

FAUSTO GOMEZ OP   There is in Macau a chain of restaurants that provide, with just a minor order, free coffee for the elderly. One may see many of these elderly reading avidly the daily newspapers. Men and women reading…

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SAINT FAUSTINUS AND SAINT JOVITA – Patrons of Brescia

February 16, 2019February 16, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

Faustinus and Jovita were brothers, nobly born, and were zealous professors of the Christian religion, which they preached without fear in their city of Brescia in Lombardy, during the persecution of Adrian. Their remarkable zeal excited the fury of the…

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CHURCH FATHERS (42) – Saint John Climacus

February 1, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Anastasios When we talk of Saint John Climacus (525-605), we talk of a great protagonist of monasticism. He was a monk a the Mount Sinai Monastery, where he entered when he was 16. His monastic life at the beginning…

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BITE-SIZE THEOLOGY (18) – How about the Bible?

February 1, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Rev José Mario O Mandía The First Vatican Council defined the Bible in chapter 2 of its Dogmatic Constitution Dei Filius as the collection of books which, “written under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, have God as their…

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FEAT NOT, BE BOLD, FOR GOD IS WITH US! – 3rd February 2019, 4th Sunday In Ordinary Time

February 1, 2019February 16, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life, Gospel Toon

Jer 1:4-5, 17-19; 1 Cor 12:31 – 13:13; Luke 4:21-30 – Paul Yeung Luke puts this episode at the beginning of Jesus’ public ministry for a reason. The remarkable contrast between the initial acceptance and admiration and the subsequent rejection…

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CARMELITE SPIRITUAL RETREAT AT CHOC VAN CONFERENCE CENTER

February 1, 2019February 1, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

St Joseph Conference Centre (Choc Van) will hold a retreat on Carmelite Spirituality from 15 to 17 February (Friday to Sunday).

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SAINT BRIGID OF IRELAND – Charity with no bounds

February 1, 2019February 1, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

Saint Brigid was born Brigit, and shares a name with a Celtic goddess from whom many legends and folk customs are associated.  There is much debate over her parents, but it is widely believed her mother was Brocca, a Christian…

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CHURCH FATHERS (41) – Didymus of Alexandria

January 25, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Anastasios Didymus of Alexandria (310-395), also called “the blind,” was born in Alexandria and lost his sight from the age of 5. He was a very well versed scholar, fond of Plato and Aristotle, and was the head of…

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BITE-SIZE THEOLOGY (17) – What does “Sacred Tradition” mean?

January 25, 2019 adminAll Categories, Faith & Life

– Rev José Mario O Mandía We have seen last time that Apostolic Tradition is transmitted through Sacred Tradition and through Sacred Scripture (cf CCCC 13). Let us discuss Sacred Tradition first. What do we mean by “Sacred Tradition”? The…

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