God does not always explain Himself. Sometimes He invites us to trust Him without clarity. And in that surrender, something deeper is formed in us.
“Truth and love must go together. As a catechist and Catholic educator, I’ve learned that speaking the truth, even when it’s hard or unpopular, is how we guide others closer to Christ.”
Reflections on Conversion and the Call to Follow Christ by Jonathan Lumamba, M.A Every January 25th, the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul has always held a special place in my heart. It is a day that calls me to pause and reflect on my own journey with the Lord. How am I responding…
Finding Faith and Joy in the Midst of Loss By Jonathan Lumamba, M.A Last weekend, my daughter Sofia and I were given the grace to attend the funeral of my dear friend Paul J. Kim’s son, Micah, in Austin, Texas. Micah was only five years old, and his passing on December 31 left a profound…
At the heart of every catechetical mission is a simple question: How do we truly know God? The Church teaches that God has made Himself known through Divine Revelation, not as abstract ideas, but through a personal relationship revealed fully in Jesus Christ
Following Christ “Sequela Christi” is not simply admiring His goodness or agreeing with His teachings. It is the daily decision to deny oneself, take up the cross, and entrust one’s entire life to Him.