• Sermon - Year B

    25th Sunday in Ordinary Time

    “Here we go again…” The phrase is commonly used to express emotions such as exasperation, frustration or irritation in response to letdowns or one’s repetitive negligence. Said under your breath, it is also valuable in steeling yourself up when a bore is approaching or about to start his dull stories. Perhaps an equivalent of such a phrase sprang into Jesus’…

  • Sermon - Year B

    24th Sunday in Ordinary Time

    It’s not rare that ambitious politicians liken themselves to great leaders of the past, mainly by evoking their legacy; occasionally, they even try to look like their political idols. There’s also a reverse version of such a connection when politicians are likened to some infamous characters from the past, like the murderous German or Soviet Union leaders of the World…

  • Sermon - Year B

    23rd Sunday in Ordinary time

    Desperate times call for desperate measures. Sometimes, desperate times can bring out hidden talents, lead to ingenious inventions or call for unconventional approaches. But sometimes desperate measures deployed to solve a problem, rather than making it better, make it worse and even more desperate. Sometimes desperate times are too overwhelming, and obstacles unsurmountable; the only solution then seems to be…

  • Sermon - Year B

    22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time

    Driving has been an inseparable part of my job from day one. I frequently had to cover long distances, and sometimes, it felt like I was a professional driver with a priestly job on the side. I’ve never been into cars, treating them just as a means of transportation. Consequently, the car in question has always had to be cheap…