
From anger to the Resurrection
WHEN we hear about Jesus cleansing the temple, we often picture a scene of intense anger. He overturns tables, scatters coins, and drives out those who turned a sacred place into a marketplace.
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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WHEN we hear about Jesus cleansing the temple, we often picture a scene of intense anger. He overturns tables, scatters coins, and drives out those who turned a sacred place into a marketplace.

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