Tag: Follow Me

• Paradox of Discipleship

  

  February 18, 2020 – Thursday after Ash Wednesday Fr. Gibo Dandoy, CSsR Click here for the readings (https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/021821.cfm) There are many misconceptions about following the Lord Jesus. Some believers think that it offers a problem-free, challenge-free and stress-free life. But to contrary to this myopic view, following the Lord has a lot of demands to […]

  AUTHORS, Fr. Gibo Dandoy, CSsR, Homilies, Season of Lent, Weekday Homilies

  Deny yourself, Follow Me, Take up your cross

• To Repent and To Believe

  

  January 24, 2021 – Third Sunday in Ordinary Time; National Bible Sunday Click here for the readings (https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/012421.cfm) What if that something which you are so attached to is needed to be let go in order for you to grow? I remember when I was still a young boy, I was so attached with my […]

  AUTHORS, Fr. Jom Baring, CSsR, Homilies, LiturgIcal Year B, Ordinary Time, Sunday Homlies

  Attachments, Fixations, Follow Me, Let Go, Let God, Letting God, National Bible Sunday

• LISTEN. FOLLOW. LIVE.

  

  January 11, 2021 – Monday 1st Week in Ordinary Time Click here for the readings (https://bible.usccb.org/bible/readings/011121.cfm) Our Christmas songs that filled the air have stopped playing. Most of our Christmas decorations were all kept and hidden. However, the spirit of Christmas lives on. Our liturgy portrays to us today  how the spirit of Christmas continues […]

  Fr. Jom Baring, CSsR, Homilies, Ordinary Time, Weekday Homilies, Year 1

  Follow Me, Monday, Ordinary Time, Weekday

• Attachments and Conditions in Commitments

  

  Today, Jesus also calls us to follow him freely and without conditions. Each of us is being invited, wherever we are and whoever we are. Whether you are working and married or single, unemployed or a simple vendor, a professional or a laborer, well and healthy or sick, a religious or a government official, young or old – the Lord calls us to commit ourselves to Him. When we commit ourselves, then, we too are challenged to let go of our attachments that may prevent us from fully following Jesus.

  Homilies, Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Weekday Homilies, Year 2

  A Dose of God Today, Attachments, Commitments, Discipleship, Follow Me, Homilies, Our Mother of Perpetual Help, Wednesday, Wednesday Devotion

• When Jesus calls, he brings wonders in our life

  

  We are called to humble ourselves by acknowledging our sinfulness. This moves us then, to recognise our need for God, need for forgiveness and healing. And when we recognise God in our life, then, we also allow God to transform us, to change our lives, to call us and to touch us like what happened to the public sinner, Matthew. As he allowed Jesus to call him, Matthew’s life was changed forever who became an apostles and an evangelist. Matthew, through his past life, brought many people to know Jesus until today.

  Feasts, Homilies, Saints, Weekday Homilies

  A Dose of God Today, Apostle, Evangelist, Follow Me, Forgiveness, Homilies, Mercy of God, Redemption, Saints, Sinner and Righteous, St. Matthew, Transformation