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Homily for Monday, Tenth Week in Ordinary Time
1 Kgs 17:1-6 Mt 5:1-12 The gospel reading this morning is one of the most familiar texts in the gospels. Its very familiarity can blunt our...
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Homily for The Solemnity of The Most Holy Trinity
Ex 34:4b-6, 8-9 2 Cor 13:11-13 Jn 3:16-18 In the Godhead, there are three persons: God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit....
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The best of WhatsApp: SEVEN THINGS YOU CAN NEVER CHANGE TILL YOU CHANGE
1. You can never change the way people treat you until you change the way you treat people. Matthew 7:12 (NIV) So in everything, do to...
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Why do change initiatives fail and what to do about it?
The coronavirus pandemic has changed our strategies and plans forever. Life has been disrupted. So have our business models and strategic...
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The best of WhatsApp: “Can I Exchange my fully paid Flat for your Rural land??"
A white man in Manchester, England had a frank discussion with an African immigrant about economic development and empowerment in Africa....
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Internal audit, CFO, Legal, or IT: which role is the most critical?
Which department or professional is the most critical to the business? Is it Internal audit, finance, legal, or IT? When coronavirus...
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It is official: #covid19 is here to stay – so allow places of worship asap
World leaders seem to have accepted the new reality: coronavirus is here to stay just like HIV/AIDS and the earlier we learn to live with...
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Homily for Saturday, Ninth Week in Ordinary Time
2 Tm 4:1-8 Mk 12: 38-44 In the gospel reading, Jesus observes two kinds of gifts being given to the temple treasury. Some put a great deal...
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The changing role of a Chief Finance Officer
If Legal is a key pillar of corporate governance in any institution, Finance is the Ring Beam that holds the entire structure together....
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The Saint of the Day: Saint NORBERT
SAINT NORBERT was born at Xanten near Köln (Cologne) about the year 1080. As a young cleric he resided at the court of the Archbishop of...
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George Floyd: the man who ignited a revolution with “I can’t breathe” last words
It is never too late to make a difference. After 46 years on earth, the world got to George Floyd in 2020 following his untimely death in...
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The Saint of the day: The story and history of SAINT BONIFACE
Boniface was born at Crediton in Devonshire, England, in the year 680. Some missionaries staying at his father’s house spoke to him of...
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Homily for Friday, Ninth Week in Ordinary Time
2 Tm 3:10-17 Mk 12: 35-37 This morning’s gospel reading is short but it may sound a little confusing on first hearing. Many Jews expected...
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The best of WhatsApp: the secrets of marriage
Is your marriage too good to be great? There are 10 secrets of marriage. Some are more key than others. What are your top 5 secrets to...
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Why do marriage relationships fail, part 1
Today, a friend of mine of over 10 years called complaining about his husband. Immediately after the lockdown, her husband just...
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Why we are poor? The other dimension of poverty
The difference between the poor and the rich countries is not the age of the country, the color of the people, their size, or even height....
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Happy Martyrs Day to you and your family: what are you living for?
Today, June 3rd, we celebrate the Uganda Martyrs. The people who paid the ultimate price in defense of their Christian beliefs. Fearing the...
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Homily for Wednesday, Ninth Week in Ordinary Time
2 Tm 1:1-3, 6-12 Mk 12:18-27 In the time of Jesus there was more than one understanding of death within the Jewish tradition. One group,...
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Here is how to transform your internal audit department
Are you adding value as an internal auditor or you are just ticking and bashing and getting lost in the paperwork? In these pandemic times,...
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Do the work, book 1 of week 1 of June 2020
It is ALMOST the second half of 2020. Time is flying Now is the time to reflect on your achievements in the first half of the year. It has...
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Homily for Tuesday, Ninth Week in Ordinary Time
2 Pt 3:12-15a, 17-18 Mk 12:13-17 Today’s first reading from the second letter of Peter says, ‘Think of our Lord’s patience as your...
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Some cracks in the American human rights record
The world always looks to America for human rights, democracy, and good governance. However, if recent happenings are to go by, America is...
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The covid19 statistics and policy contradictions… what next?
Global total coronavirus confirmed cases as of today, 31st May 2020, stands at 6,203,405, with 371,853 deaths and 2,765,196 recoveries...
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#COVID19: Using TECHNOLOGY to collaborate – Recommended Tools and Winning Habits
Date: Tuesday, June 2nd 2020, 12pmRegister Here When was the last time you wondered how to eliminate barriers created by time and location...
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