FINENE’NA NA TINAITAI Wis 2:12, 17-20 Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Tinemtum Ilik-ñiha i manailayi: Maila’ ya ta istrupeha i tinas na tåotåo, sa’ Ha na’fambububu hit; Ha kokontra i bidåda-ta siha, Ha lalålatdi hit put i ta kokontra i tinagu’ ya ilekña na ti ta dalalalaki i manmapuksai-ta. Maila’ fan ya
Gospel Reflection for the Twenty-fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time by Sr. Emma Lusterio, SJBP, Pastorelle Sisters-Saipan / Diocesan Ministry for Altar Servers Coordinator / Our Lady of Mount Carmel Cathedral Pastoral Associate.
The gospels recount that Jesus battled the devil and demons. At the start of His ministry, Jesus was tempted three times by the devil (Mt. 4:1-11). On other occasions, He exorcised the demons that possessed people (MK 1:34; LK 4:35). By His death and resurrection, Jesus has won victory over sin and death. The devil
FINENE’NA NA TINAITAI Is 50, 4c-9a Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun i Prufeta as Isaiah Si Yu’us i Saina bumaba i talanga-hu para bai hu fanhunguk. Ya ti hu kontra, ni ti hu bira yu’ tåtti. Hu nå’i ni tatalo’-hu atyu siha i umañña yu’, i
Gospel Reflection for the Twenty-fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time by Rev. Tony Yarobwemal, Deacon, Saint Jude Thaddeus Parish.
Introduction The council fathers of Vatican II through the dogmatic constitution Lumen gentium taught that all the baptized participate in the three-fold munera (function) of Christ; they share in Christ’s priestly, prophetic, and royal functions (LG 10-13). In particular, the baptized (clergy and lay) share in Christ’s priestly function by offering prayers and praises to
Gospel Reflection for the Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary by Sr. Nina Caccam, SJBP, Pastorelle Sisters-Saipan / Director, Office of Religious Education.
FINENE’NA NA TINAITAI Is 35, 4-7a Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun i Prufeta as Isaiah Taiguini ilek-ña i Saina: Sangåni atyu siha i manluluhan kurason-ñiha: Na’fanmetgut hamyu, ya cha’-miyu fanma’å’a’ñao! Esti Guiya i Yi’us-miyu, måfattu para u na’empas; Måfattu para en fansinatba nu i yini’usan na ayudu-ña. Pues siempri u fanmababa
Gospel Reflection for the Twenty-third Sunday in Ordinary Time by Rev. Jeffrey T. Camacho, Deacon, Kristo Rai Parish.
While the CNMI is in level green, Mount Carmel School has reinstated students events and activities including the recent Student Leadership Retreat. The purpose of the retreat is to serve as a professional development for elected student leaders as they prepare for student engagement activities throughout the school year. The retreat was held on Saturday,
