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As we step into new year 2025, we look back with gratitude on the journey that has brought us to where we are and look forward with hope. As we
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Be Quiet: Listening to Jesus of Nazareth
By Joan Yap, Columban Lay Missionary in Taiwan What have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us?” These words struck me deeply because
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Mother Mary Hai Woh
That is Our Mother Mary By Fr. Elbert Balbastro During the formation of the Mother Mary Rosary group in Badin Parish, Mona, our former lay missionary, and I were

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

Finding Hope in Unexpected Places
By Jao Resari, CLM in Taiwan Last December, I received a message from Mark (not his real name), a foreign worker who arrived in Taiwan just a few months

A Window is Always Open
A Personal Poem By Mosese Yacalevu, Columban Seminarian Good day, siblings in Christ. As we say thank you In every possible way For the Lord is with us every

Holiness has No Color
By Marivic Mercene In the Philippines, fair skin is often seen as the standard of beauty. From whitening soaps and lotions to countless advertisements, the beauty industry thrives on
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A Time in History (June 24-30)
June 24 FR. NOEL JOSEPH LYNCH was born in Logstown, Kilcullen, County Kildare, Ireland on December 28, 1930 and died at the Dalgan Nursing Home on June 24, 2011. Father Noel

A Time in History (September 24-30)
September 25 FR. ROBERT J. CULLEN was born in 1916 St. Peter Parish, Glasgow. His family moved to Ireland and, at the age of six, his family emigrated to Chicago. He

A Time in History (November 24-30)
November 29 FR.WILLIAM SULLIVAN was born on April 24, 1929, in Lynn, Mass., the son of James Sullivan and Bridie McDonough, who were natives of Ireland. Father Bill entered St.

