Biblical Reflections

Today we celebrate the feast of the baptism of our Lord. In today’s gospel, an interesting conversation arises between Jesus and John just before the baptism. “I need to be baptized by you,” said John. But Jesus insisted. When the angel visited Mary and announced the Savior, he said Jesus would be…

Today we celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany, a joyful feast for all Christians. On this day, we remember that God revealed His love to the whole world through the child Jesus. His love is simple, open, and meant for everyone, regardless of race, culture, or background. In today’s Gospel, we hear…

As this year draws to a close, the Word of God invites us to give thanks and renew our mission. We remember with gratitude, recognizing that God has been with us every step of the way. God never leaves us alone because we are his children. In the First Reading, St. John speaks to us with love and…

We are still in the Christmas season, a time that reminds us that Christmas is a time for love. After celebrating the birth of our Savior, we now celebrate the Feast of the Holy Family—Jesus, Mary, and Joseph. We Christians are invited to look at the example of the Holy Family, knowing that despit…

“Today in the city of David a saviour has been born for you who is Christ and Lord.” This proclamation made by the angel to the shepherds on the night of Jesus’ birth continues to be a source of great joy. Jesus Christ, our saviour, has come. A saviour is somebody who saves somebody else. In o…

Since creation to the days of Moses and the prophets, God looks for people who is willing to have a part in the salvation process of humanity. In is this reaching out that there are different answers. Many say no, they have another plan, priorities, visions, interests. Some get to change their mind…