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An Invitation to Humility

By Fr. Taemoon Kwon, SSC   I would like to share some reflection based on several key phrases from today’s Gospel. First, the words: “This is the time of fulfillment.” This tells us that mission begins in God’s time. Jesus does not speak of “someday,” but of “now.” Mission does not begin when we are ready. …

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A Shoot from the Stump: Life, Loss, and Mission

By Lilibeth Sabado, CLM, Philippines   When I first arrived in Negros Occidental as part of a team of three Lay Missionaries, I carried with me a mixture of gratitude, hope, and uncertainty. Each of us brought varied and common experiences from overseas mission and from here in our home region. But coming to Negros …

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Three Years of Our Mother of Perpetual Help (OMPH)–Barra: Growing as an Ecology Parish

A collective reflection of the parishioners    Our Mother of Perpetual Help (OMPH)–Barra marks its third year as a parish since its elevation in 2022 and its designation as an ecology parish. Looking back, parishioners recall how much has changed in a short span of time. A lot has been accomplished: the parish was able …

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Returning to the Philippines

Encountering the Presence of God in Everyday Life   By  Noh Hyein, Anna – Philippines   A small bird flew in through the sunlit window. It rested for a moment near the ceiling above the altar, then flew away again. Seeing this little creature during Mass reminded me deeply that I have truly returned to …

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Under the Narra Tree

Building Friendships By Sr. Minerva Dangaran, SSC   In 2016, I spent three months studying at the Tantur Ecumenical Institute. Located in the Occupied Territories, south of Jerusalem, it is possible to see Herod’s Hill in the distance from Tantur. I recall the Palestinian workers who would sit along the Hebron Road near our school …

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