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The last words of a dying man are never trivial — and when that Man is the Son of God, each word carries eternal weight. Jesus revealed God's love to humanity at the foot of the cross.

There are days that change us. A birth. A death. A moment of grace that shifts our soul forever. But then, there are days that changed the world. Three such days make up what the Church calls the Sacred Paschal Triduum.

One of the most painful aspects of Spy Wednesday is the personal nature of Judas’ betrayal. Judas was not a stranger. He was one of the Twelve. He had walked with Jesus, eaten with Him, witnessed His miracles, and heard His teachings firsthand. And yet, he sold the Lord for a bag of silver coins.

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of the most sacred and solemn week of the entire liturgical year—Holy Week. It is the great threshold we cross before stepping into the mysteries of Christ’s Passion, death, and Resurrection. While we commonly refer to it as “Palm Sunday,” the full and proper liturgical name is “Palm Sunday of the Lord’s Passion.”

Every year, on the First Sunday of Lent, the Church presents us with the Gospel of Jesus' temptation in the desert. This is not merely a...

Ash Wednesday calls us back to what is essential. It invites us to step away from the noise, the distractions, and the comforts of our lives

New year often brings with it the desire for a change—a “new year, new you” mentality. Yet, many of us find ourselves stuck in old habits.

What Does Epiphany Mean for Us Today? The Feast of the Epiphany, celebrated on January 6 (or the Sunday nearest to it), invites us to...

As newborn babies leave the womb of their mothers, we too leave behind the past year, trusting Mary to carry us into new beginnings.

Discover the mystery of Christmas: God’s love. God reveals Himself as a bridegroom longing for His bride, seeking a profound union with us.

Let us open our hearts and homes to Mary, just as Saint Elizabeth did, to receive the blessings of grace, joy, and peace through her Son.

The Gospel for the Third Sunday of Advent offers profound wisdom for moments we long for guidance, clarity, and a way to begin anew.

Just as the Israelites were formed as God’s people in the wilderness, so too are we called to encounter God in the “deserts” of our lives...

Fasting on Advent helps us strip away the excess, focus on what truly matters, and align our hearts with the coming of our Lord.

In the busyness of the advent season, Jesus tells us, “Be still; prepare your heart for something far greater than the world offers.”

The season of Advent begins on 1st December, offering a rare alignment: Advent season is exactly 25 days, a perfectly aligned to Christmas.

In the same way that Jesus Christ the King has one kingdom, He also established one Church—the Catholic Church—to help us reach His kingdom.

At the end of the liturgical year, the Church reminds us to reflect on the ultimate purpose of our lives—eternal union with God. 

God gave a promise that it would release 1,000 souls from purgatory every time prayer is faithfully prayed.

All Saints Day and All Souls Day remind us that our earthly life is a journey—a pilgrimage towards heaven.