Art recollection is a time of introspection, prayer, and reflection to find God’s presence in ones experiences expressed through drawing, coloring, painting or any other form of visual arts, and usually done with a group. The Color Palette of Way of the Cross By Fr. Jason Antiquera, SSC   In Lenten Art Recollection Face-to-face Art

During the second year of the COVID pandemic, I had the chance to know some of the families in the area when I immersed myself in the locality and appreciated the nature around me. The landscape is incredible with the seas on one end and the farms leading up to the mountain on the other.

“Love comes in many forms, and a romantic relationship is not the only kind to celebrate on this day. In fact, I believe that my schoolmates and professors in Loyola School of Theology (LST), and brothers and formators in the Columban House of Studies are my perfect Valentine.” Celebrating Valentine’s Day By Nadim Lumubos, Columban

In retrospect, it’s a grace-filled moment to see dots from random moments and be capable of making connections. It’s like seeing in your mind how an unfinished tapestry would look like once finished. This is how I attempt to highlight the notable Columban imprints in my journey. Interconnecting the Dots by Karen M. Lanipao, Columban

As we remember her on the 27th anniversary of her death, may her life and ministry remind us that we are called to be messengers of peace, joy and healing. If we reach out to others, we can break down barriers and taboos and bring about harmony and understanding. REMEMBERING Pilar Tilos By Liam O’Callaghan,