Recently, while walking in the Washington National Mall, I noticed a father holding his daughter’s hands as they crossed the street. Afterwards, the girl’s mother gave her water to drink, and a snack to eat. Then the mother placed a hat on the girl’s head to block the sun. I could not help but think
Gospel Reflection for the Twenty-second Sunday in Ordinary Time by Rev. Fr. Albert Pellazar, OAR, Pastor, Kristo Rai Parish.
Gospel Reflection for the Memorial of Saint Augustine by Rev. Fr. Jayferson Baldelovar, OAR, Parish Administrator, Nuestra Señora Bithen delos Remedios Parish.
God’s rays of mercy fall upon us in the most unexpected places and often during the most trying of times During World War II, an unusual but beautiful conversion story would involve God’s rays of mercy in the person of Ida Mancini. Born in Italy, her family had immigrated to the United States
FINENE’NA NA TINAITAI Dt 4, 1-2. 6-8 Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Deuteronomy Ilek-ña si Moises ni taotåo siha: “Hamyu ni ManIsrailitas, på’gu nai en ékkunguk i tinagu’ yan i otdin siha ni hu fa’nå’gui hamyu para en kimpli, kosa ki siña hamyu manlå’la’, yan en fanhålum ya en chili’ para iyun-miyu
St. Paul wrote, “Pray without ceasing.” Prayer is foundational to the Christian life. It is the channel through which we foster our relationship with Jesus Christ. In prayer, we praise God and ask Him for the things we need. Prayer also involves listening to God speak; it is reflecting on His Word. We ask, “What
FINENE’NA NA TINAITAI Jos 24, 1-2a. 15-17. 18b Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Joshua Ha na’fanetnun si Joshua todu i rasan Israhet giya Schechem, ya ha ågang todu i manåmku’, i manmå’gas, i hues siha yan i manufisiålis-ñiha. Anai mamila sigun gi mina’gas-ñiha gi me’nan Yu’us, ha kuentusi si Joshua i taotåo siha:
Gospel Reflection for the Twenty-first Sunday in Ordinary Time by Rev. Fr. Anthony O. Aguason, Pastor, San Jose Parish-Tinian.
“God did not make death, nor does he rejoice in the destruction of the living.”[1] Anyone who has experienced the death of a family member knows the great sorrow and pain it brings. As Christians, we believe that with death, life is only changed, not ended. One way the Church assists the faithful departed and
Mount Carmel School recently announced that for the 2021-2022 school year, eligible high school students will be able to take the new Advanced Placement Computer Science A course with Ms. Filmah Buenaflor. The AP Computer Science A course and exam focus on leveraging programming in Java to solve problems. Students cultivate their understanding of coding
