Monthly Archives: September 2020

Homily: Twenty-Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time (A) Matthew 21:28-32 27 September 2020 Fr. Ricky C. Montanez  Battling Our Way to Saying “Amen” to God’s Ways Ang Pinoy ay “pasaway”. Do you agree with this? I am sure every household and every community to a certain extent would say that there is one who fits theContinue reading “Battling Our Way to Saying “Amen” to God’s Ways”

Homily: Twenty-Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time (A) Matthew 20:1-16 20 September 2020 Fr. Ricky C. Montanez I found my ruler! I was told I may need it when I take public transportation. The Department of Transportation (DOTr) recently recommended the implementation of a gradual reduction of seating distance between commuters inside PUVs. The one-meter distanceContinue reading “To Measure Beyond Measure As Jesus Does”

Homily: Twenty-Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time (A) Matthew 18:21-35  13 September 2020 Fr. Ricky C. Montanez The other day, the hashtag #SorryToFilipinos became the number two (#2) trending topic among South Koreans on Twitter. This came about after another hashtag #CancelKorea went viral a few days earlier. Are you as puzzled by this online ruckus,Continue reading “Learning Our Way to Jesus’ 77 Times”

Homily: Twenty-Third Sunday in Ordinary Time (A) Matthew 18:15-20  06 September 2020 Fr. Ricky C. Montanez Have you ever had to call someone’s attention and correct him/her for a mistake committed? This may be typical for parents raising children, but for the rest of us it isn’t easy. How do you admonish a colleague, aContinue reading “When We Can’t Shut Our Eyes for A Brother… A Sister…”