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Panjim was the picture of calm and sweetness, of simplicity and decorum. Forty years on, Panjim is one big casino, garish, noisy and manic...

Saying 'God will understand' is a way of taking God for granted, or even denying Him.... Let's not live as though God does not exist!

Rejoinder to an editorial in Renewal, the pastoral bulletin of the archdiocese of Goa.

When we seek the Lord, the peace and joy that fills us is invaluable; the treasure that awaits us in Heaven, incomparable.

Woe to those who seek to silence rather than proclaim the Word. This is the worst kind of oppression that the spirit can endure.

A key aspect of prayer is to talk less and listen more; not try to bend God’s will to ours but our will to His.

This blogpost, like all the previous ones, is about OUR Faith – and not others’ beliefs.

Interaction on the social plane is fine but we can't compromise on the tenets of the faith. Such syncretic practices are an absolute no-no.

Gratitude seems to be one of those rare commodities in our jet age. It is as though we expect everything as a right, not a favour.