Columnists Corner

By Ronnie Caballero, BCBP Makati “The Eucharist thus appears as both the source and the ...

My memories of Easter Sundays are many. In the states as I was growing up, we attended the special Easter church service with all of us children receiving a small pot of spring flowers signifying new life, that we were to nourish and grow into fully blooming bushes.

“As he looked up he saw rich people putting their offerings into the treasury; then he happened to notice a poverty-stricken widow putting in two small coins, and he said, “I tell you truly, this poor widow has put in more than any of them, for these people have all contributed money they had over, but she from the little she had has put in all she had to live on”

Joey Avellana reminds us that Christmas is indeed a blessing and wishes everyone A Most Blessed Christmas!

Danny Silbor relates how he fractured his foot on the golf course. His message: pay attention to what you are doing, no overthinking, practice, practice, practice!

Annie Salvador reflects on the parable of the sower and the seed. She asks herself: What kind of soil am I? Given whatever I knew about gardening and agriculture and myself too, I wanted to use and stretch the parable to really describe myself as seedbed for God’s word.