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A Seminarian’s reflection on Celibacy

May 8, 2017September 26, 2017 / Vessels of Meaning / Leave a comment

Seminarians, like myself, don’t cease to be human beings once they enter the seminary. Before I started seriously discerning the priesthood, I wanted to get married. I wanted to know what it’s like to be with the most beautiful woman for the rest of my life. I wanted to give my wife stolen kisses, take … Continue reading A Seminarian’s reflection on Celibacy

3 things being a Celtics fan taught me about True Love

April 28, 2016 / Vessels of Meaning / Leave a comment

Tough night for me. I just finished watching my team Boston Celtics lose to the Hawks 104-92. My team was down the whole game but made valiant come back efforts. This whole heartbreak team isn’t new to me. I’ve dealt with it many times before and no, I don’t want to talk about each of … Continue reading 3 things being a Celtics fan taught me about True Love

Good Men are Dead

March 21, 2016March 21, 2016 / Vessels of Meaning / Leave a comment

I have an odd fascination with villains. I fascinate them not because they are evil, eager to seek something at the expense of others, but because they are complex characters. I like complex things, it makes me think of things thoroughly, and I like thinking. I will be the one to admit that I’m a … Continue reading Good Men are Dead

“A Philosophical Thought”

March 7, 2016 / Vessels of Meaning / Leave a comment

Earlier tonight, I was having a conversation with my Dad on the way back home from Home Depot. Our conversations always tend to go to an interesting direction, to say the least. Well, I'm not going to delve into more personal matters - particularly on the relationship between my Mom and Dad - which was the initial … Continue reading “A Philosophical Thought”

What I will Teach my future Children…

February 21, 2015January 9, 2021 / Vessels of Meaning / Leave a comment

Parents understand that they have power of teaching their children, but do they teach them things that will truly matter to them?

My love affair with Philosophy

February 14, 2015February 17, 2015 / Vessels of Meaning / Leave a comment

Here I am currently in Chapman Public Library in Orange on a very warm Friday afternoon. Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, and I hear a few people here and there talking about their Valentine plans for the weekend or raving about their significant other. I am pretty sure that Valentine’s Day is one … Continue reading My love affair with Philosophy

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