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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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Sacred Waters
By Amy W. Echeverria, Columban Central JPIC Coordinator  The story of Jesus meeting the woman at the well is a deep source of hope and comfort for Christians. By
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Answering God’s Call like Mary
Homily on the Feast of Our Lady of Remedies, Malate By Fr. Chris Kaamiño, SSC We live in a world that is uncertain. Our climate is changing, with typhoons

Mathematics of Faith: My Journey as a Columban Mission Partner
By Lucille S. Arcedas I believe my journey as Columban Mission Partner began even before I was born. My parents worked closely with the Columban Fathers; my mother was a

Beyond the Myths: Discovering the Gifts of Bats
by Gertrudes C. Samson, Columban Lay Missionary Bat Walk Recently, the Columbans in Solihull organized a Bat Walk. At first, I had second thoughts about attending because of the

A Bottle of Guinness to Celebrate 10.10
By Fr. Rex Rocamora, SSC  As Executive Secretary of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines – Episcopal Commission on Interreligious Dialogue (CBCP-ECID), I serve as the focal person for

Homily: Regional Assembly 2024 Opening Mass
Repentance and Self-emptying: Our Guide Into Our Future By Fr. Taemoon Kwon, SSC Â In Jonah’s time, Assyria was the largest and strongest empire in the world. Nineveh, the capital
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A Time in History (July 24-31)
July 24 BISHOP HENRY BYRNE was born at Edenderry, County Offaly, Ireland in 1913. He died in a Manila hospital on July 24, 1983. After his secondary studies at St. Joseph’s

A Time in History (June 1 – 7)
June 1 FR. PATRICK J. McMAHONÂ was born at Woodford, County Galway, Ireland in 1921. He died in a Manila hospital on June 1, 1962. Â Father P.J., as he was called,

A Time in History (June 8-16)
June 8 JOHN MARLEY was born in Belfast on 11 January 1927. Educated at St Patrick’s PES, St Comgall’s PES and St Malachy’s College, he came to Dalgan in September

