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.
Nick Vujicic was born without arms and legs. He was teased and bullied as a child,…
In elementary school, I remember being on a school bus going south on Granville Street…
The 2016 film Arrival asks the question if we would accept life knowing that it will involve…
Here are some things that may be dividing us at St. Anthony’s: A few people…
Let’s deal with two problems regarding friendships. First, what’s called being “unequally yoked,” a term from…
Bob was only 13 when his father left the family. Being the second oldest of seven…
How do you want this year to be better than last year? I’ll ask again: How…
Merry Christmas, everyone! During the First World War, there was the famous Christmas Truce of…
Once I was doing a video conference call with eleven priests, and the topic for…
Three weeks ago, we gathered donations for the seven people who lost their belongings in…
This is Angelo Roncalli, in the centre, an Italian seminarian in 1901. Note that he’s young…
God is calling us to understand the big story of our faith, today. In other words, what’s…
You know how we all say we’re busy? Can we be honest and admit that, despite…
Here is an excerpt of Fr. Justin’s “Radical Hospitality” talk at the Upper Room Conference…
I’ve said some foolish things in my life. One time I met a woman who said,…
A good young priest, Fr. Lucio Choi, once shared with me how he was discouraged,…
I know a man who’s got a lot of problems: He struggles with his closest…
Many of you have said that you remember the story I told last year about…