The Fire of True Discipleship
Keep Your Lamp Burning
What are you living for?
The apostles asked "Lord, teach us to pray". Do we also ask our Lord to teach us to pray?
True friendship with God means walking with Him daily, sharing our hearts, listening to His voice, and letting Him be part of every moment as Abraham, Martha, Mary and Lazarus did in their lives.
Who is my Neighbour? Instead of answering the question who he says how you can be a good Neighbour.
Sent with peace, Called to Trust
Saints Peter and Paul are the two great apostles of the early Church. Peter was the first Pope, chosen by Jesus, and Paul was the great missionary to the Gentiles. Though very different, both gave their lives for Christ and helped lay the foundation of the Church.
Christ has never stopped feeding His people — not just with bread, but with His very Body and Blood.
Drawn Into the Life of the Trinity
The Coming of the Holy Spirit and the Birth of the Church
He Ascended into Heaven… and We Are Sent Forth
Jesus gives us peace that is beyond all understanding
Love one another
The Voice of the Good Shepherd
The Chair may be empty, but the Church is alive. Even in the waiting, Christ leads. The mission continues. The Spirit moves. The Church is not on pause. 🙏🔥
Even behind locked doors of fear and doubt, the Risen Jesus comes with one message: “Peace be with you.” His wounds are not signs of defeat, but fountains of mercy. Today, on Divine Mercy Sunday, we are reminded that no sin is greater than His love, and no doubt too big for His grace. Like Thomas, may we move from doubt to faith and echo, “My Lord and my God!” Jesus, I trust in You.
This Easter, discover how the Resurrection brings hope, healing, and purpose—even in a broken world. Jesus is alive, and He calls you by name.
Good Friday is the solemn day when Christians remember the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. It is a day of deep reflection on the suffering, sacrifice, and unconditional love of Jesus, who gave His life to save humanity from sin.
On this sacred night, we remember Jesus’ final supper, His act of humble service, and His new commandment to love. From the table of the Eucharist to the basin of foot-washing, Jesus shows us what true love looks like—freely given, poured out, and lived in service.