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Vincent Pham, known as The Catholic Man by many of his friends, is a student at the University of Toronto’s Trinity College of the Faculty of Arts and Science pursuing a double major in Ethics, Society & Law, and Philosophy along with a minor in Christianity and Culture. Vincent is an alumnus of Chaminade College School in Toronto (Class of 2019). He has a great love for all things Catholic, especially Catholic liturgy.
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Category Archives: Catholicism
Revisiting and Reinforcing the Catholic Call to Serve
After several conversations I have had with fellow colleagues of various ministries, I have been called to reflect once again on the ‘Catholic Call to Serve.’ The promptings that instilled in me to write the following comes from a series … Continue reading
Walking Together, Synodally. A Reflection on Pope Francis’ Apostolic Journey to Canada
Pope Francis is making an Apostolic Journey to Canada from June 24-30, 2022 with the main goal of expressing his closeness with the Indigenous People of Canada – a group that has suffered much under the threats of colonialisation and … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Reflection, Catholicism, Christian, Mission, Pope Francis
Tagged Canadian Papal Visit, Indigenous Apology, Indigenous Peoples, Marcher Ensemble, Papal Apology, Papal Visit, Papal Visit to Canada, Penitential Pilgrimage, Pope Francis, Synod on Synodality, Truth and Reconciliation, Walking Together
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“Fortes in Fide – Strong in Faith” – A reflection on authentic faith
As graduates freshly come out of their convocations, whether it be in elementary, secondary-school, or post-secondary institutions, I am reminded that this year marks the first in-person graduation since 2019, which happened to be my high-school graduating Class of 2019, … Continue reading
Posted in Catholicism, Christian, School Reflection, Uncategorized, Youth
Tagged Chaminade College School, Convocation, Faith, Fortes in Fide, Strong in Faith
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“Jesus, I Trust in You” – A Reflection on Our World at this Point in History
First, a story of a print of the Divine Mercy: Three years ago, I was in Europe with some fellow colleagues of Chaminade College School and we spent approximately two days in Florence, Italy. When we had time to do … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Reflection, Catholicism, Christian, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Catholicism, Covid-19, Divine Mercy, Prayer, Ukraine, War and Conflict
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The Quiet and Sacrificial Life of a Priest
Despite an already prepared blog to be published tomorrow, and some papers to submit in the upcoming days, I opened Facebook this morning to learn of rather terrifying news from Catholic News Sources in Vietnam, and later, the official Facebook … Continue reading
Vincent’s Highlights of 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic has dragged on for nearly two-years, with the end seemingly long ahead as the world continues to face the complications set about by the omicron variant. However, while the media (I believe) persists on fear mongering, and … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Reflection, Catholicism, Christian, Retreats, Vincent Pham
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Truly Celebrating Sacred Liturgy as “People of God”
The school year is now well underway, and humanities students are writing paper after paper during this mid-term season. With that in mind, I thought it would be appropriate for me to share one of my papers I wrote last … Continue reading
Posted in Catholic Reflection, Catholicism, Christian, Liturgy, Uncategorized
Tagged Liturgy, Sacred Liturgy, Sacrosanctum Concilium, Vatican II
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“…and the greatest… is love.” – A Reflection on the COVID-19 Response of the Catholic Church in Vietnam
And now faith, hope, and love abide, these three; and the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthian 13:13 As Canada finds itself in the start of the fourth wave of COVID-19, looking at the brighter side of things, we … Continue reading
A Comment on Recent Revelations on the Catholic Church and Residential Schools
There is no doubt that the recent revelations on the finding in unmarked graves on grounds of residential schools first in Kamloop, British Columbia, and gradually more and more discoveries around Canada, have sparked anger, disappointment, doubt, confusion and reopening … Continue reading
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