WATER

Posted by - March 15, 2020

Washing of the hands with water more often is highly recommended especially nowadays as a precautionary measure with the global pandemic outbreak of  Coronavirus in more than one hundred countries says the news. Approximately, up to 60% of an adult human body is water. Studies show that we can’t survive more than three days without

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Corona and Crown same but different

Posted by - March 8, 2020

The salvo of cheers and reveries all over the world welcoming the New Year 2020 just couple of months ago is now suffused with scare and pandemonium with the outbreak of the Coronavirus (Covid-19). More than 3,000 have died worldwide, 89,000 infected in dozens of countries and still counting according to the World Health Organization’s

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Are you impressive or expressive?

Posted by - February 23, 2020

Inside the church hall three boys were bragging to each other. One boy said, my uncle is an excellent Archbishop, everybody admires him, just then he entered the hall and everyone greeted him with; “Good evening your Excellency.” The second boy said; my uncle ranks eminently higher, he is a Cardinal! Coming in the hall

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Resisting Arrest

Posted by - February 9, 2020

A cop was called to an Adult Day Care center where someone was making trouble and resisting arrest. A Child Day Care Center also called, there was a two year-old boy resisting a rest.   Some people resist to their teeth certain norms or consensus to push their hidden agenda for their self-serving purposes, manipulate things

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“Insufficient Funds”

Posted by - February 2, 2020

Someone shared this story about a man who told the bank manager that his cheque was returned with a note: “Insufficient Funds.” He asked whether it refers to his cheque to the bank? Despite their “ insufficient funds”, that is, their lack of academic learning except for catching fish, Jesus called his first disciples; Andrew,

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Be a Rainbow

Posted by - January 26, 2020

It was 8:25 a.m. Sunday, January 12, 2020 to say Mass at San Ramon chapel in Canada, Guam a rainbow appeared so beautifully in the sky. In the bible, God punished humanity with flood resulting to destruction of lives. While we see Divine Justice against the terrible sins mortal beings, yet God’s Divine Mercy was

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John and Jesus’ Teamwork

Posted by - January 18, 2020

John the Baptist preached about Jesus, prepared the way for his coming, called the people to repentance and baptized them. Jesus was the focus of his life in all he did and said. When he saw Jesus coming toward him, he said; “Behold the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world.”

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Life Over Gold Medal

Posted by - January 12, 2020

The Philippines hosted the 30th Southeast Asian Games from November 30 to December 11, 2019. There were 530 sports events, 530 gold medals not to mention silver and bronze, 5,630 athletes participating from eleven nations in Southeast Asia namely; the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Myanmar, Cambodia, Brunei Darussalam, Lao, and Timor-Leste. The Philippines

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Historic Mass Celebrated at Divine Mercy-St. John Paul II Chapel

Posted by - December 29, 2019

In ancient times it was said that; “All roads led to Rome”, at this time on Sunday at 9:00 in the morning of December 22, 2019, those roads made their way to Astumbo, Dededo Guam so to speak, for the historic celebration of the first Holy Mass presided by Fr. Dan Bien, pastor of Santa

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Jesus the Good News of Christmas

Posted by - December 20, 2019

“Behold you will conceive and bear a son and you shall name him Jesus.” (Luke 1: 31)      Depressing and doomy news of tragedies, calamities, disasters, war, loss of lives and other ominous global occurrences are what we read and hear papers and broadcast media almost daily. But amid these stark and foreboding news, is the good

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