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God’s perfect timing
We live in a world which demands for fact-driven decision-making process, such that sometimes we fail to listen to the most accurate voice in our hearts – our hunches. We get so obsessed with planning...
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Lost and found
It has been an emotionally intense week for me. Reuniting with a long-lost cousin. Going for a funeral wake. And preparing for the upcoming Christmas season. Closing mental accounts for the year –...
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The isolated believer
I am a cradle Catholic, since my parents are converts. I went to missionary schools from primary to jc level. And yes, I do volunteer on ad hoc basis here and there. But one thing that I didn’t really...
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When love hurts
“I carry your heart with me (i carry it in my heart) i am never without it (anywhere i go you go, my dear; and whatever is done by only me is your doing, my darling) i fear no fate (for you are my...
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The art of letting go
At the risk of sounding as cheesy as Disney’s Frozen soundtrack, it is hard to let go of “letting go”. Lent is a period where Catholics around the world devote the time to more prayer, alms giving and...
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The importance of quiet time
It is tough being a woman these days. Hell, it is actually tough for everyone – the young, old, woman, man, gay, straight, etc. Multi-tasking is an evil byproduct that came together with its evil...
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Moving mountains with our mustard seed faith
I was drawn to finally catch the movie, “Little Boy”, not knowing that it is also the code name for the atomic bomb that hit Hiroshima, Japan during World War 2. The story tells of a little boy who...
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A father’s love
It is more often to hear a tribute to a loving mother as opposed to a loving father. I do recall a survey done by Hallmark or one of those card companies that when they offered prisoners free Mother’s...
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Trusting in divine providence
There was a bird personality test we once took in school which shows everyone’s inclination. (http://richardstep.com/dope-personality-type-quiz/) Apparently, I’m supposed to be a Peacock and Eagle....
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Keeping calm amid a storm
My elderly father, who’s going to be 74 this year, had a major operation on his colon almost a month ago. Initially, my family was afraid that the care at home will be daunting once he’s discharged...
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