We human beings, said Søren Kierkegaard, are “a riddle to ourselves,” a claim that feels painfully accurate each time we trip over our own resolutions and discover that grace is waiting exactly where we fell. The Bible...
Category - Theology
Beneath the sun-soaked skies of Kenya’s savannahs, a new generation of young visionaries has risen, bound by a sacred mission: to become millionaires without lifting a finger. Why toil under the equatorial sun when you can bask...
In Kenya, President Ruto's professed godliness contrasts with his administration's brutality and corruption. This article explores the tension between divine sovereignty and human tyranny, highlighting the moral and ethical...
Introduction In a rare alignment of the spiritual and the affectionate, Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day converge to form a profound moment for reflection and expression of love. Ash Wednesday begins Lent with solemn...
Introduction The path of religious life, often idealised as sanctity and self-denial, masks a less-spoken truth: those who lead and guide in matters of the spirit are equally susceptible to the afflictions of emotional and...
Those who are cured quickly often are people who have no faith. On the other hand, those who have solid faith are not cured so quickly, for the good God prefers to allow them to suffer so that they will be sanctified even more...
Introduction In the vast expanse of Christian doctrine, the yeast parable in the dough emerges as a compelling metaphor for the Christian imperative in civic life. This scriptural motif, drawn from the wisdom of the Gospels...
“Do not seek to be free of trials; rather ask God for the grace to bear them.” – Saint Brother André. St. Brother André, born Alfred Bessette in 1845 in Mont-Saint-Grégoire, Quebec, is a compelling figure...
Last year, in the burgeoning spring of May, the unwelcome shadow of death fell upon my life, taking my elder brother, Julius Asiva, away from this earthly realm. Julius was not just my brother; he was a confidant, a friend whose...
In the heart of the Church’s life and mission is the consecrated vocation, a sacred thread in the ecclesial tapestry that weaves together divine providence and human response. This article seeks to unravel the consecrated...