
Christ: the one for all
Fr. Roy Cimagala explores Christ’s universal mission as the unique mediator, urging believers to center their days on Him through the practice of morning offerings.
Fr. Roy Cimagala is a Catholic priest and the Chaplain of the Center for Industrial Technology and Enterprise (CITE) in Talamban, Cebu City. A prolific columnist and spiritual director, he provides daily theological insights and moral guidance for the modern believer. His writing bridges the gap between traditional Catholic doctrine and the complexities of contemporary Philippine life, offering a roadmap for spiritual maturity and "new creation" in Christ.
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Fr. Roy Cimagala explores Christ’s universal mission as the unique mediator, urging believers to center their days on Him through the practice of morning offerings.

Fr. Roy Cimagala challenges Christians to move beyond tribalism, using social media as a global pulpit to share Christ’s message with both the rich and poor.

From Sinatra to Billie Eilish, Fr. Roy Cimagala discusses navigating shifting cultural trends by anchoring the soul in God to avoid being tossed by modern deceptions.


Fr. Roy Cimagala explains that true freedom of spirit is not merely the power to act, but a docility to the Holy Spirit’s promptings.

Cultivating the instinct to seek God requires grace, effort, and humility. By acknowledging our origins in Christ, we find true purpose and avoid drifting aimlessly.



Fr. Roy Cimagala reflects on the challenge of living a spiritualized life, urging believers to move beyond carnal instincts toward a nature created in God's likeness.

Fr. Roy Cimagala calls for a Christ-centered approach to political discourse, emphasizing the need for temperance, mutual respect, and prudent judgment in consensus building.

Fr. Roy Cimagala advocates for a posture of humility and awe when facing the mysteries of faith, contrasting "devotional wonder" with the pitfalls of unbelief.

Fr. Roy Cimagala reflects on the biblical necessity of being born again, describing it as a continuous process of spiritual transformation through water and the Spirit.