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Our Pain Psalm 116:15 – O precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of his faithful servants. The Psalm above is God’s Word, which comes from His mouth and therefore it is true to its...
Faith is an important part of our journey in God. Jesus, time and again, reminds us of the need for faith through his sermons, parables and miracles. He questions and challenges the people to find...
What’s so Joyful about the Joyful Mysteries of the Holy Rosary? Learning how to Count it All Joy Count it all joy, my brothers, when you meet trials of various kinds (James 1:2, ESV) Wouldn’t it be...
So, the word “Love” is a paradox that cannot be explained in a plausible manner. Everyone professes his/her love for someone or something. We believe that we are ahead of the curve...
As Christians, we have to be careful about the image we have in our minds of who or what Jesus is. A lot of the times, many Christians and others have a false impression of...
John 3:16 – God loved the world that he gave his only beloved son that whoever believes in him may have eternal life. We hear this verse so often. Yet if we are asked, do we...
September is one of the months that holds great significance in the Catholic Liturgical Calendar. The Catholic Liturgical Calendar dedicates the months of May and October, also known as Marian Months to the veneration of the...
From time immemorial, the question of sin and suffering has left a very ambiguous sense of unease in our minds. The world is replete with so much sufferings of all kind, that it becomes tough...
The clock struck six! One could hear the distant church bells chiming gaily… Jayden grabs his cloak and walks hastily towards the Cathedral, taking long agile strides, and reaching just in the nick of...
A Reflection by Carol Gachiengo based on the book ‘Uniformity with God’s Will’ by St Alphonsus Liguori, Feast Day: August 1st Yes, Father, for such was your gracious will (Matt. 11:26 [NRSV]). Who is the...
The Servite Rosary or the Chaplet of Seven Sorrows is a Rosary based prayer commemorates the Seven Sorrows Of Our Blessed Virgin Mary. The Chaplet of Seven Sorrows was approved through the grant of indulgences...
https://soundcloud.com/divineuk/why-is-it-that-past-regrets-hunt-us-down-and-haunt-us-divine-news Scripture itself speaks about the wisdom of not living in the past, but moving forward and strangely enough, the secular world is also in full agreement with this. We hear it often enough from...
Based on talk by Fr Antony Parankimalil VC Introduction God loves us unconditionally; He loves us just the way we are. It is important to know that though God hates the sin, He does not...
It was a beautiful sunny day… The effervescent rays of the sun caressing the dewy drops on the landscape danced to the musical strains of the birds on the trees. The earth was shrouded in mystic orbs of...
based on talk by Fr. Antony Parankimalil VC God is good, all the time! All the time, God is good! This talk is based on one of the most important scriptures from the Gospel of...
On the Feast of the Martyrdom of Saints Peter and Paul Lessons on the Lives and Leadership of Saints Peter and Paul that paved their way to become the "Two Pillars of the Catholic Church" "No one has...
Are we idolising priests, preachers, pastors and other individuals? If so, we should ensure that we are not elevating these individuals to the place reserved for Christ in our heart. Jesus is worthy to receive...
“Know that the Lord Himself is God; It is He who has made us, and not we ourselves; We are His people and the sheep of His pasture.” (Psalm 100:3) Are you happy...
https://soundcloud.com/divineuk/he-is-jealous-for-your-love-divine-news-article In all humility, but with fiery boldness, God makes no bones about declaring His jealousy for us! For He says, “..I, the Lord your God, am a jealous God, visiting the iniquity...
As we celebrate the feast of Corpus Christi and commemorate the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, we are called to remember how much Christ loves us through the liturgy. For many of...
