I Thirst (John 19:28) with Father Khoi

I wrote some introductory thoughts on the different liturgical seasons for the Military Council of Catholic Women a while back. As we prepare to begin a new liturgical year with…

There is a song by Casting Crowns that is really meaningful and speaks much to our call of intentional and missionary discipleship that I would like to share with you…

When I first went to Wichita West High School (1998-2002), I felt very out of place because many of my middle school friends were at another school. It was hard…

When I read the life and struggles of the Prophet Jeremiah, I cannot but relate and sympathize with his vocation, especially his reservations about having to endure so many struggles…

Why is it so hard to fully trust in God and His plan for us? Why is it so hard for us to be patient in understanding that His timing…

As a lover of food-related matters, I like to read up on different cuisines, styles of cooking, ethnic variations, and travel shows that cover the different kinds of food around…

In the world after the Fall caused by Original Sin, we have witnessed many evils, injustices, corruptions, and abuses of power throughout history and even now in our very own…

I like to watch criminal investigative series. Why? I think they are so intriguing because they show the complexity of motivations, personalities, causes, consequences reactions, thought patterns, and ways to…

In the famous collection of ancient fables from Aesop, there is one interesting fable regarding greed and envy that I would like to share with you now: Two neighbors came…

We often joked in the seminary that seminarians always seem to have the latest information on what is going on in the ecclesiastical world. There always seemed to be some…