I Thirst (John 19:28) with Father Khoi

In a day and age when religion and faith no longer play an important role in life, many of our young people have been taught to only trust and turn…

When we talk about being healthy nowadays, what does that really mean? Many young people want to be physically fit and mentally sound, but they often forget the third and…

As we pass the halfway mark for 2025, it is important to take some time to give thanks for the gifts of life, family, friendship, and the many blessings God…

Many of you know that I recently returned from a trip spent with the Missionaries of Christ's Charity sisters in Viet Nam. My sense of duty was my own self-created…

When we read the lives of the saints, we can tell that they were real people with different backgrounds, histories, struggles, and journeys to becoming more connected to their God-given…

In a world of political correctness and oversensitivity to worldly and humanistic things, we tend to focus on ourselves and what we would like instead of being considerate of others.…

Working, caring, and ministering in a pluralistic environment is challenging at times. To be a priest in an environment where we cannot talk, share, and advise people directly and solely…

Uncertainty is part of life. It is always there, because we do not know everything and do not have control over all aspects of life. Sometimes, these uncertain elements become…

Have you heard of this cliche line? "Caregivers are the worst in receiving care for themselves!" It might be cliche, but it is so TRUE. I am very guilty of…

Our world is trying to relativize the truth by making it more political, social, or opinionated versions of what seems to be necessary, important, and relevant. Furthermore, there are scientists…