Thoughts and Musings of Fr.Justin Huang
Fr. Justin grew up in Richmond, BC, the third of three brothers. Though not raised Catholic, he started going to Mass when he was 13. After a powerful experience of God’s love through the Sacrament of Reconciliation, he felt called to the Holy priesthood at the age of 16.
This site is a collection of my thoughts, musings and homilies.
Dr. Jonathan Haidt, a social psychologist, wrote about the first time he let his…
“Jesus went through one town and village after another, teaching as he…
Many people don’t fully appreciate the words of Jesus in today’s Gospel,…
Jesus today is strengthening our faith, and this gift requires a response on…
The summer I finished high school, I helped organize a barbeque for about…
Today, in the Gospel, Jesus praises St. Mary’s choice. She chooses to listen to Jesus while…
Most of us probably know what is the biggest problem in our life right…
Today, let’s gently contrast the sin of laziness with the virtue of zeal. Zeal refers to…
Today, on this solemnity of Corpus Christi, let’s focus on this phrase in…
As mentioned, today we’re doing our first Pentecost Challenge. Jesus says in the Gospel, “Peace be…
Two weeks ago, I mentioned Kevin Solis’s reaction to his father being critically…
Cornell recently informed us that we hope to break ground for the Parish…
Today we want to address, in the light of Christ, the attack during the Lapu…
This is my cousin, Father Danny Huang, S.J. and I in Rome in…
Happy Easter, everyone! Two years ago, when flying out for a retreat, the Holy Spirit…
If you followed the highlighted parts in the Passion Narrative, were you able…
If Jesus offered us more peace, joy, or patience, which would we choose? Which…
Because today’s Gospel has the theme of reconciliation within a family, perhaps we could…