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.
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…
I’d like to begin by praising God for the 356 people who participated…
Three weeks ago, we mentioned Dr. Michael Brescia of New York. He’s actually famous for…
During my first year of seminary, after the Christmas vacation, my spiritual director asked…
Today is the final homily of our four-part series on life. We’ve tried to…
In the #1 New York Times bestseller book When Breath Becomes Air, Dr. Paul Kalanithi wrote…
In 2015, when assisted suicide was decriminalized in Canada, the reason given was that it…
Today, we begin our annual four-part pro-life series: The first three presentations will be…
Many of us know that, here at St. Anthony’s, we talk about suffering a…
The First Reading describes what we would now call, during Mass, the Liturgy…
Last May, some of us resonated with the seven distorted images of God. Steve Jobs…
Today, because of the structure of the Second Reading, I’m going to start with…
Who makes the best Catholics: Those who are raised Catholic or those who become…
Merry Christmas still! And Happy New Year! Today, we celebrate the motherhood of Mary, and we’re going…
Merry Christmas, everyone! Someone here wrote me a card and has given me permission to…
At a recent wedding, because it was relevant for the couple, I admitted during the…