by Abraham M. de la Torre It has been oft repeated that the world in its immensity can be an orb so wee we, in our wildest circumstance, cannot believe it possible as chance to make our jour... Read more
by Abraham M. de la Torre IN AWE OF AESOPYou were the second reason that a smile was permanently plastered on my mind enough to teach my heart no other fact can substitute the confirm... Read more
Batu-Batong Langit ni Abraham de la Torre Kapag ang gutom tumawid sa yaman ang hapdi hindi kasingtindi ng kung ang may dama’y walang kadluan ng alalay sa hiwatig pa lang. Subalit kahit mga... Read more
Misericordiae Vultus BULL OF INDICTION OF THE EXTRAORDINARY JUBILEE OF MERCY FRANCIS, BISHOP OF ROME, SERVANT OF THE SERVANTS OF GOD TO ALL WHO READ THIS LETTER GRACE, MERCY, AND PEACE 1. Je... Read more
It had dawned and night had fallen during that first day of the week. The residents of Jerusalem were in deep slumber after that boisterous night of farewell: through the four gates of the c... Read more
The following eighteen questions address the most commonly received questions concerning the Sacred Paschal Triduum, and may be freely reproduced by diocesan Offices for Worship, parish Litu... Read more
— by Father Michael J. Flynn (USCCB) The first major section of the annual Easter Vigil celebration may be the most memorable and engaging to the senses. It certainly includes some vi... Read more
By Dr. C. Truman Davis (CBN.com) About a decade ago, reading Jim Bishop’s The Day Christ Died, I realized that I had for years taken the Crucifixion more or less for granted — that I had gro... Read more
(The Catholic World Reporter) “Without mercy, our theology, our law, our pastoral care run the risk of collapsing into bureaucratic narrow-mindedness or ideology, which by their natur... Read more
Sixty-Seven: Song to Self ABRAHAM M. DE LA TORRE When I was six and sixty I did pray the celebration be enough and say that while the others afore me had grand shenanigans I am conten... Read more
