I remember a couple of years ago as I arrived in the airport of New Orleans, there is a massive statue of Louis Armstrong with his trumpet and every time […]

Victor Hugo, a French poet, playwright and novelist, writes a beautiful story of a man after being released from the galleys, after nineteen years cannot imagine how to lead his […]

‘Give to Cesar what belongs to Cesar and to God what belongs to God’. This is one of the great one liners of Jesus in the gospel today. Ella Wilcox […]

It’s usually nice to receive a wedding invitation, especially from someone we really like. It means a lot to us and it also shows that the person thinks highly of […]

The Jesus we know in the gospel, is usually very kind and gentle. We know him as the good shepherd, we know him as the good samaritan; but sometimes Jesus […]

I remember reading a beautiful poem by Robert Frost: “Stopping by woods on a snowy evening”. The last verse is very thought provoking: ‘The woods are lovely dark and deep, […]

During the great depression, working conditions were very difficult. The men had no contract. They would go to the factory in the morning, and they would hope to get work. […]

Forgiveness is at the heart of the Christian message yet one of the stumbling blocks for many Christians is forgiveness. Impetuosity of Peter draws a clear message from Jesus. There […]

The gospel of today presents us with an issue of practical importance: whether and how we ought to engage in fraternal correction. We have all heard of Julius Cesar, he […]

Maybe it happened in your life sometime, that you wanted to make someone very happy and you did something for them, maybe a surprise, and they were not happy at […]