I was not planning to write about the Cross itself as we approach the Feast of the Exaltation of the Cross (14 September) for what do I know so I can write about such mystery? Or what can I say that is worth reflecting upon, when so much has been written. I dare say I am … Continue reading The Paradox of the Cross
Houston, we have a problem!
I have finally arrived in Lebanon. A long trip with over 18 hours of flight time and two stopovers before I finally made it to Beirut with my wife. Add the fact that I am bit of a nervous flyer and then you can imagine the fun I had. But I am here on holidays … Continue reading Houston, we have a problem!
The need for Pentecost
It was only last year that I learned to look at the Feast of Pentecost in a new way after reading an article by Fr Ronald Rolheiser. You see in the past I often wondered why did the disciples need Pentecost? I mean they lived with Jesus and were witnesses to the resurrection. Jesus even … Continue reading The need for Pentecost
Our Greatest Fear
"Life is difficult". These words marked the beginning of a book that has sold over 10 million copies. The book titled "The Road Less Travelled", written by the late American Psychiatrist, Dr Scott Peck. In his follow up book which sold over 5 million copies, he began with a more encouraging line, "Life is complex". … Continue reading Our Greatest Fear
Burning Hearts
The story of the road to Emmaus is perhaps the most beautifully told story in all the gospels. The rich sense of details touches our hearts in a very profound way and adds to the suspense of this unique and intimate meeting between Jesus and the disciples. This story is also a spiritual treasure. How many … Continue reading Burning Hearts
Burning Hearts 