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.
In June of this year, I read an article by Sohrab Ahmari, an Iranian who…
The First Reading today tells us not to fear in spite of overwhelming odds, and…
Let me get right to the point today: Whatever’s bothering us, or is on our…
A number of us are struggling in our love of God, and I’m referring to…
When I was 18 years old, it was the end of the season at the…
If a person wants to get in shape, they have to eat well and exercise—which…
When I was 25, volunteering at St. Joseph’s Medical Centre in New York, I always…
Robert Morris once thought of his life’s mission as refuelling others: his wife, children, his…
We’ve just started our annual Sabbath Summer season at St. Anthony’s, and here are my…
As mentioned two weeks ago, today we’re going to re-examine our financial generosity, because that’s…
I’d like to talk about the current situation surrounding the Kamloops Indian Residential School with…
Given that we’re celebrating the solemnity of our patron, St. Anthony, today’s homily is about…
I’ve never forgotten what the spiritual writer, Kimberly Hahn, said about the C-section scars on…
Why is God called ‘Father’? Can He be called ‘Mother’? In the Second Reading, we see an…
St. Teresa of Avila, a 16th century Spanish nun, writes about seven mansions of the spiritual life. Describing…
A famous priest, Fr. Mark Toups, teaches about spiritual healing using an apple and a…
The classic Russian novel Anna Karenina, by Leo Tolstoy, begins with this famous sentence: “All happy…
Most of my early life, I ran away from responsibility: I procrastinated on homework; and…