Monthly Archives: March 2021

Homily: Palm Sunday of the Passion of the Lord  (B) Mark 11:1-10 / Mark 14:1-15:47 28 March 2021  Fr. Ricky C. Montanez, AA In today’s liturgy, the story of the Passion of Jesus is read dramatically, with some people in the assembly taking on various roles: the narrator, Jesus, Pilate, the apostles, some minor characters andContinue reading “Our Christian Role on the Stage of Life”

Homily: Fifth Sunday of Lent (B) John 12:20-33 21 March 2021 Fr. Ricky C. Montanez  Eula is a mom with 2 young kids and a third on the way. Due to the pandemic she has had to live where she works 15 days each month. That’s 15 days where she cannot care for her children.Continue reading “Dying to Ourselves for Others”

Homily: Fourth Sunday of Lent (B) John 3:14-21 14 March 2021 Fr. Ricky C. Montanez  One time in London, as I was greeting people on their way out of the parish church after Sunday mass, I overheard a young girl ask her mum as they prayed before the crucifix near the exit door: “Does itContinue reading “Blessed Beyond Measure”

Homily: Third Sunday of Lent (B) John 2:13-25 7 March 2021 Fr. Ricky C. Montanez There is an intriguing mural by Alfonso Ossorio in the St. Joseph the Worker Chapel, popularly known to many as the Church of the Angry Jesus in the Victorias Milling Company in Victorias City, Negros Occidental. The image which theContinue reading “Getting Angry for the Right Reasons”