“Stay fit and healthy” is everyone’s mantra, but the demand is tough in attaining it, which means shredding off excess fat, doing regular exercise, strict diet, good sleep, avoid stress and do things in moderation, but how moderate is moderation? The regiment of prescription must be followed if you want the desired result for good
A few weeks ago, Michael, one of my sons, was vacationing in Hawaii, on the big island. The tour guide suggested that they take a short cut through the mountains to get to the other side of the island. However, near the ridge of the mountain, Mauna Kea, they ran into stopped traffic as a
FINE’NA NA TINAITAI Wis 9, 13-18b Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Tinemtum Håyi na tåotåo tumungu’ i akunsehun Yu’us, pat håyi siña humassu håfa intension-ña i Saina? Mangkubåtdi i hinassun tåotåo siha, yan i planu-ta siha ti mansiguru. Sa’ i lalamas na tataotåo ha na’katgågadu i anti yan i gimå’-ta guini
Gospel Reflection for the Twenty-Second Sunday in Ordinary Time by Sr. Martha Ramarui, MMB
Don’t forget that the Karidat Luncheon Fundraiser is scheduled for Sunday, September 15th, from 11am to 2pm. Check with your parish for tickets; Karidat Office is all sold out of tickets already. We look forward to seeing you there!
In today’s world where rat race is the name of the game, people rush for the limelight of honor and recognition. Money, fame and power are glittering like gold or diamond irresistible to the vain desire of human greed, pride and ambition. Some people push word hard for their self-vested agenda to be recognized and
Maybe I’m getting old, but the world seems to be crazier now than it was a few decades ago. Just a few week ago there were two mass shootings in one night in the US. It used to be that mass shootings were a rare occurrence but nowadays they are commonplace. Any psychotic who has
FINE’NA NA TINAITAI Sir 3, 17-18, 20. 28-29 Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun ‘Sirach’ Lahi-hu, na’humitdi håo yanggin un cho’cho’gui i che’cho’-mu, ya siempri maguaiya håo mås ki atyu i mannåna’i rigålu. Na’mås humitdi håo, ya un mås takkilu’, ya siempri un sodda’ suettem-mu gi as Yu’us. Cha’-mu ispipiha atyu i mampus
Gospel Reflection for the Twenty-First Sunday in Ordinary Time by Sr. Stella Ifenuk, MMB
They say favors granted from heaven are graces that remind us that there is a God who hears the prayers of those who intercede for us. Mother Margarita, like Saint Theresa (the Little Flower), said she would help us from heaven, and she has helped many people in various parts of the world, as well
