Just One Hour a Week?
Cesar R. Falcon
March 12, AD2021
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We live. We eat. We work. We enjoy life and build our own family. We struggle. We laugh, we cry, and at the end of
Setting The Family on Fire For God
Cesar R. Falcon
February 25, AD2021
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I was on fire for God the first days after my conversion. I wanted to rock the world and wake it up. I wanted to
Why Should We Pray the Rosary?
Cesar R. Falcon
January 24, AD2021
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When I started reading the Bible, I was so fascinated by its beauty and infinite treasure. A question always popped up my mind, “Why does
Secular Songs Brought Me Closer to God
Cesar R. Falcon
December 3, AD2020
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Music seems to be in every fiber of my being. I wake up in the morning and go to sleep at night with a melody
A 21st Century Christian: Chess Player, Samurai, and Doctor
Cesar R. Falcon
October 28, AD2020
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The elements of a chess player, a samurai, and a physician can be woven into a metaphor to paint an image of an effective 21st
St. Thérèse de Lisieux: The Paradox of Greatness- Part II
Cesar R. Falcon
September 3, AD2020
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We all want to be happy. No sane person can object to that but only a few could swallow Christ’s prescription for happiness – “Deny
St. Thérèse de Lisieux: The Paradox of Greatness-Part 1
Cesar R. Falcon
August 9, AD2020
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Thérèse de Lisieux: The Greatest Saint of our Times Imagine, a twelve-year-old son of a carpenter was grappling theological issues with the scriptural grandmasters in