In 2012, I was representing the CWL SSAP Chapter when Fr. Joel Sulse, OFM, the incumbent parish priest appointed me to chair the Hospitality Ministry, which was never occupied before. I learned that ushering our parishioners in Church is a calling of the Lord. Since then, I spent 8 hrs. in Church every Sunday toContinue reading “THE JOY OF CHURCH USHERING By Nena Veloso-Mewshew”
Category Archives: Articles
NOTHING OF MY OWN By: Marie Tycangco
A Eucharistic Community of Families Guided by the Virtues of St. Anthony “By myself I can do nothing; I judge only as I hear, and my judgment is just, for I seek not to please myself but Him who sent me.” – John 5:30 St. Anthony lived a life of absolute poverty, adhering to itContinue reading “NOTHING OF MY OWN By: Marie Tycangco”
EVERYTHING IS YOURS, O LORD by Isabel A. Abella
In the Franciscan poverty of St. Anthony, I, a member of the order of the Secular Franciscan, give everything to the Lord for nothing is my own, but the Lord’s. God created us to love, to serve him and one another and all creations. Serving our parish the past four decades was indeed a privilege,Continue reading “EVERYTHING IS YOURS, O LORD by Isabel A. Abella”
FLEETING MOMENTS…Not Ours To Keep by Inday Mallari
“I’ll lend you a for a little time, a child of Mine,” He said, “For you to love the while he lives And mourn for when he’s dead. It may be six or seven years or twenty-two or three, But will you, till I call him back, Take care of him for me?” (excerpt fromContinue reading “FLEETING MOMENTS…Not Ours To Keep by Inday Mallari”
Virtue: Love of Solitude
Virtue: Love of Solitude by Hannah Roa Everyone knows that Solitude is about being alone, but what else is it all about? Why would Saint Anthony choose a life in solitude when we know that being alone could be lonely, boring, depressing and maybe even make you go crazy. St. Anthony had riches growing upContinue reading “Virtue: Love of Solitude”
SERVING THE LORD TOGETHER by John and Wilma Huang
God calls and invites His children to serve him in different ways. For those individuals who have chosen the married life as their vocation, serving Him through active participation in a Church ministry is indeed a special calling. When Jesus Christ instructed husbands to love their wives just as He loved the Church, this loveContinue reading “SERVING THE LORD TOGETHER by John and Wilma Huang”
From the Desk of the PPC President
We welcome the Marian month of May with our veneration to Our Lady. Continuing our annual tradition, children are invited to offer flowers to Our Lady during the 6:00pm daily masses. The Flores de Mayo procession will be on May 31st, 5pm at the parish grounds. It was only 11 months ago when we installedContinue reading “From the Desk of the PPC President”
Feastday Our Lady of Fatima
Between May 13 and October 13, 1917, three Portuguese children received apparitions of Our Lady at Cova da Iria, near Fatima, a city 110 miles north of Lisbon. Mary asked the children to pray the rosary for world peace, for the end of World War I, for sinners and for the conversion of Russia. TheContinue reading “Feastday Our Lady of Fatima”
FROM THE DESK OF OUR PARISH PRIEST
Fr. Reu Jose C. Galoy, OFM To All My Beloved Servants and Co-journeyers in the Lord: Peace and every blessing! Our 2016 fiesta celebration is another grace-filled occasion for our parish to be simply grateful for all our life’s undeserved blessings; to humbly recognized God’s untiring guidance as we go through life’s challenging journey and;Continue reading “FROM THE DESK OF OUR PARISH PRIEST”
ABC’s of Catholic Doctrine
The ABC’s of Catholic Doctrine By Lianne Tiu Coming Home to Rome There is a saying, “Once a Catholic, always a Catholic.” When we are baptized in the Catholic Church, we receive a permanent and distinctive character (or mark) of baptism. Even if we commit mortal sin after baptism, even if we leave the ChurchContinue reading “ABC’s of Catholic Doctrine”