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MALIGAYANG PASKO NG MULING PAGKABUHAY NI HESUKRISTO! ALLELUIA! As we reflect on our shared mission and the path forward for the Missionary Society of St. Columban, we find ourselves
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Meet Our Mission Partners, Beth and Bonifacio Aprecio
“Our journey as Columban Mission Partners is exciting and rewarding. We always look forward to our monthly recollection and Mass celebrated by a Columban priest. Our monthly recollections deepen
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The Simple Joys of a Priest
By Fr. Elbert Balbastro, SSC Like any other vocation or calling, priestly life is also filled with challenges, difficulties and struggles. Yet, amidst the toils and rough roads on my
Homily: November 20, 2023
St. Columban’s Day, 2023 / Fr. Michael McGuire’s 40 Day of Remembrance  By Fr. Finbar Maxwell, SSC  The following are aspects of Columban mission spirituality: We are pilgrims and
Poverty Conquered Through Determination and Hard Work
By: Jenefer Cervantes, Columban Scholar thru Fr. Jim Sheehy, SSC It is often said that poverty hinders individuals and families from living a decent life. I would like
My Faith Journey
I am Lydio, one of the newly aggregated seminarians of the Columbans. This aggregation is a milestone in my faith journey. I am grateful to God, our mission partners, and
A Time in History
A Time in History (November 4-11)
November 1929: Fr. Edward Galvin, co-founder of the Missionary Society of St. Columban, visited Manila for the 1929 Congress November 1929: Fr. Edward Galvin, co-founder of the Missionary Society
A Time in History (November 1-7)
November 1  FR. THOMAS BRENNAN was born in 1920 at Kilkelly, County Mayo, Ireland. He died at Navan Hospital on November 1, 2004. Educated at Kilkelly, Ballyfin and St. Mary’s
A Time in History (November 8-13)
November 8 FR. PAUL RICHARDSONÂ was born in Winthrop, Massachusetts, USA on March 5, 1929. He attended public schools before entering the seminary at Silver Creek in 1945. He continued his