"Your words, Lord, are Spirit and life"

That’s from the Gospel of St. John (6,63) and is used often as a responsorial psalm in many Masses.

- Fr. Roy Cimagala

It reminds us that God’s words, though written also by men and use human elements with all their limitations, have a transformative power that gives spiritual nourishment and guidance to us. In the end, we are reminded that God’s words are what would actually give us the real life meant for us.We need to understand that God’s words should take precedence over any human reasoning, philosophy, or ideology. And that’s because God’s words are obviously divinely inspired that originate from a higher power and not limited by human understanding. They have a timeless and universal scope that will always be relevant across eras and cultures. They are actually infallible and contain wisdom that is beyond human comprehensi