The centurion, a Roman officer, approaches Jesus with a request that reveals not only his compassion for his servant but also his extraordinary faith in the power of Christ. This encounter teaches us profound lessons about what it means to truly believe and how faith transcends boundaries of race, status,
There was once a lighthouse keeper who lived on a rocky shore, ensuring the light always burned bright to guide passing ships. One evening, a storm hit and a traveler sought shelter in his small home. As they sat by the fire, the traveller asked, “You have lived here for
This Sunday, which falls on the second day of February this year, coincides with the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord. Traditionally known as the Feast of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary or Candlemas, this day marks the fortieth and final day of the Christmas season, concluding
Yesterday was the feast of the Conversion of Saul of Tarsus—an event of extraordinary significance in the history of the world due to the unparalleled impact Saul had, post-conversion, in spreading the Gospel across the known world and shaping Christian theology—it is essential to reflect on what led to his
This Sunday, we witness something truly wondrous — a miracle, just when we need it most. It marks the first recorded miracle of Jesus as He began His public ministry. Interestingly, this wasn’t a miraculous act of healing or restoration. No lepers were cured, no blind were given sight. Instead,
The location of Jesus’ baptism is close to the base of Mount Nebo, in modern-day Jordan. This is where Moses looked out over the Promised Land after leading the Israelites to freedom through the Red Sea, which symbolized baptism, and then wandered with them in the desert for forty years,
The First Sunday of Denha, also known as the Feast of Epiphany, is a significant celebration in the Christian liturgical calendar. Marking the manifestation of Christ to the world, this feast is particularly cherished in the Eastern Christian traditions, including the Syro-Malabar Church. The term “Denha” itself is derived from
Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus in Bethlehem 2024 years ago, but you might wonder: where can He be found today and throughout the year? When Jesus was twelve years old—the age of adulthood at that time—Joseph and Mary took Him to the Temple in Jerusalem to celebrate this milestone.
