Jul
28
A Good Local News about Christian Unity.
Canadian Anglican Catholic group votes to unite with Rome
Please click HERE for the news
Please click HERE for the news
Jul
28
It’s Thoughts Provoking!!!
This thoughts provoking video is about the use of internet by lay people.
Very interesting points…..
Please click HERE for the scripts.
Very interesting points…..
Please click HERE for the scripts.
Jul
27
My Chinese Audio Talk on Human Act
This morning, I led prayer meeting for one of my prayer groups. I gave a talk (in Cantonese) on human act (voluntariness & Circumstances) according to the Summa Theologica.
Please click HERE to download my audio talk (in Catnonese).
Please refer to my precious post for the outline of the talk.
Please click HERE to download my audio talk (in Catnonese).
Please refer to my precious post for the outline of the talk.
Jul
27
Australians await canonization of new saint 澳洲聖女——苦架瑪利亞
In the last two weeks we have looked at the lives of Blessed Assunta of China and St. Alphonsa of India. This week let us go further south to Australia and look at the life of Blessed Mary MacKillop (1842-1909). Her feast day will be celebrated in Australia on Aug. 8, and she will be canonized by Pope Benedict XVI on October 17.
Foundress of Australian order
Mary MacKillop was born on Jan. 15, 1842, in Melbourne, Australia. She was the eldest of eight children.
Foundress of Australian order
Mary MacKillop was born on Jan. 15, 1842, in Melbourne, Australia. She was the eldest of eight children.
Jul
27
Sunday Sermon & Baptism (July 25, 2010)
We should not take it for granted that God is our loving Father. We address God “Our Father”. If we pray for our own salvation persistently and piously, our prayer would be infallible. We should behave as children of God: appreciating the fact that human beings can share the Fatherhood of God in the works of Creation and Redemption. We should not let the devil to reduce us from children to slaves, but pray for the world against the culture of dead.
Jul
24
Protect the Pope
Website launched by Catholic deacon to protect the Holy Father’s reputation and the truth of the Catholic Church.
http://protectthepope.com/
Click HERE for CNA news regarding the new site.
http://protectthepope.com/
Click HERE for CNA news regarding the new site.
Jul
24
FLL Radio Program 愛的恩泉電台節目(July 24)
July 24, 2010 (Saturday)
Toronto 6 PM @ AM 1430 Vancouver 8 PM @ AM 1470 I am going to talk about St. Germaine.
For more information, please read my article for the Pax Sinica column on the BC Catholic newspaper (June 14, 2010).
Toronto 6 PM @ AM 1430 Vancouver 8 PM @ AM 1470 I am going to talk about St. Germaine.
For more information, please read my article for the Pax Sinica column on the BC Catholic newspaper (June 14, 2010).
Jul
21
Talks @ Prayer Groups
Recently, I gave talks to my prayer groups on the voluntariness and circumstances of human acts from the Summa Theologica.
Voluntariness
Human act is any thought, word, deed, desire, or omission which comes from a man by his free, knowing, and deliberate choice. Hence human act is voluntary. Animals lack intellect and will, and can only be guided by sense knowledge Violence (or force from outside) cannot directly affect the human will.
Voluntariness
Human act is any thought, word, deed, desire, or omission which comes from a man by his free, knowing, and deliberate choice. Hence human act is voluntary. Animals lack intellect and will, and can only be guided by sense knowledge Violence (or force from outside) cannot directly affect the human will.
Jul
21
The Little Flower of India 印度小花
Last week I wrote about Blessed Assunta of China. This week, let us travel southward in spirit to India and look at the life of another holy nun, St. Alphonsa Muttathupadathu (1910-1946). The faithful in India will celebrate her feast day on July 28, and August 19 will be the 100th anniversary of her birth.
Path to the convent
St. Alphonsa was born on Aug. 19, 1910, at a rural village in Kerala, India. Her baptismal name was Anna, and her family called her Annakutty.
Path to the convent
St. Alphonsa was born on Aug. 19, 1910, at a rural village in Kerala, India. Her baptismal name was Anna, and her family called her Annakutty.
Jul
21
Sunday Sermon & Baptism (July 18, 2010)
Some main points of my Sunday sermon:
Both 1st Reading & Gospel is about hospitality Jesus is our guest but not everyone accept Him If we welcome Him as guest, He also becomes our Master.
Both 1st Reading & Gospel is about hospitality Jesus is our guest but not everyone accept Him If we welcome Him as guest, He also becomes our Master.
