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Maximilian Kolbe – Saint and Martyr
After a “few months” away :), I thought it might be lovely to pop back in – even just for quick posts – to share a little something for our spiritual reflection. On this ocasion a short post on Saint Maximilian Kolbe. Maximilian Kolbe lived a short but extraordinarily intense life marked by deep Marian…
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Death is painful, although there is hope!
Death is an inescapable reality that touches every human life. From the moment we are born, we embark on a journey that ultimately leads to our own mortality. The prospect of death can be daunting and unnerving, raising profound questions about the purpose of life and what lies beyond. In the face of this existential…
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Lent is a period of repentance and reflection
The season of Lent is a time of great significance for us Christians, as it provides a space for reflection and renewal of one’s faith. It is a time when believers are called to focus on their relationship with God and deepen their understanding of Christ’s sacrifice on the cross. A theological reflection on Christian…
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Sources of Faith
As a devout Catholic who is actively involved in my community and church, I have always believed that my faith and spirituality are firmly grounded in the Roman Catholic Church. However, life is a journey and my perspective has broadened over time. My parish priest, the Most Rev. Fr. Wiborg Pietra Torres, who was a…
Ed
Pilgrim. Catholic. Husband. Proudly outnumbered dad of two sets of twins. Theologian by formation, seeker by vocation. I write because faith deserves honest conversation.
