The purpose of this article is to offer a brief introduction to the Church’s judicial process and explain a declaration of marriage nullity, more commonly referred to as an “annulment”. It will also share the reasons for which marriages can be declared null by the Church. The article will conclude by answering a common question
Alongside many citizens and residents of the CNMI, Mount Carmel School observes the holiday noting the day the people of the CNMI became United States citizens on November 04, 1986. Through this holiday Mount Carmel School is able to acknowledge the CNMI’s history from first becoming a U.S. Commonwealth ten years prior, to becoming citizens
Gospel Reflection for the Solemnity of All Saints by Rev. Tony Yarobwemal, Deacon, Saint Jude Thaddeus Parish.
Watch Rev. Fr. Anthony Onayan Aguason, Chairperson of Diocese of Chalan Kanoa Vocations Commission and Pastor of San Jose Parish-Tinian, as he explains the importance of the family in developing the vocation of each member.
FINE’NA NA TINAITAI Rv 7, 2-4. 9-14 Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Rebelasion Guåhu, si Juan, hu li’i’ kokokolu’ ottru ånghit ginin hahaya ha chuchuli’ i seyun i lala’la’ na Yu’us. Ha essalågui a’gang i kuåttru na manånghit ni mannina’i as Yu’us fuetsa para u mana’dåñu i tanu’ yan i tasi. Ilek-ña i anghit,
Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Tinemtum Wis 3, 1-9 I antin i manunas manggaigi gi kannai Yu’us, ya tåya’ pinadesi siña pumatcha siha. Gi matan i maniknurånti, kalang manmåtai siha; ya ilik-ñiha na put minalångu i finatai-ñiha yan i manadispattåt-ta para todu i taihinekkuk na tiempu. Låo manggaigi siha på’gu gi pås.
Gospel Reflection for the Thirtieth Sunday in Ordinary Time by Rev. Jeffrey T. Camacho, Deacon, Kristo Rai Parish.
FINE’NA NA TINAITAI Ex 22, 20-26 Un tinaitai ginin i Lepblun Exodus Taiguini ilekña i Saina: “Cha’-miyu mumattrårata osino heheñu’ påpa’ i istrangheru, sa’ ginin un tiempu manistrangheru hamyu gi tanu’ i ManIhipto. Cha’-miyu mumattrårata ni håyi na bi’uda osino i manaisaina na famagu’un. Yanggin siakåsu na en mattråta siha ya ma’ågang Yu’,
Through the collective effort of the campus minister and members of the theology department, the Mount Carmel School Chapel has been reopened with new features to ensure compliance with safety guidelines set by the COVID-19 Taskforce and Mount Carmel School’s policies and procedures. Students, faculty, and MCS community members are now welcome to use the
Mount Carmel School’s graduating class of 2021 is determined to finish their high school career strong and secure their plans after graduation. This year’s graduating class comprises forty seniors, many of whom have attended Mount Carmel School for more than four years. Among the graduates, a majority of students intend to pursue a college degree
