Everyone wants to have a comfortable life, don’t we? But difficulties and adversities mold us to be strong and better Christians. They are a form of blessing one way or another. Blessings and the Beatitudes By Fr Erl Dylan Tabaco, SSC Homily, January 29, 2023- Fourth Sunday of Ordinary Time The word blessing reminds us
“In reflecting together on the journey that has been made so far, we realize that another person’s experiences and perspectives, guided by the Holy Spirit according to the Preparatory Document, is at the service of the synodal journey. “ SYNOD ON SYNODALITY WE DO NOT COPY, WE CREATE By Marvin Salarda, Columban Student I
World Mental Health Day commemorates the strength of those who are suffering from mental health issues and other forms of inequality. Let us live by Mahatma Gandhi’s aphorism: “To live simply so others may simply live.” An Unequal World By Sr Anne Carbon SSC Every 10th of October, or the World Mental Health Day, I
Like us, Mary saw the problems of her time. But she also appreciated the good deeds that the Lord has already done. May we also see and give support to the positive developments being done by people of goodwill. Mary and Her Magnificat By Fr. Chris Kaamiño SSC When I was ordained a Columban
We are a nation that loves Christmas because we look forward to family gatherings. This is the time when loved ones who have been away, such as a parent working overseas, comes home. Second Sunday of Advent – A Reflection by Fr. Dodong Matulac When you come to any mall here in the Philippines,
I hope that my experiences will not only help improve my mastery of the language, but also grow my faith and identity as a Columban for the service of God’s Kingdom. So, I put myself in this journey through the guidance, grace and strength of God. Opening Doors for Communication By Lahtaw Aung Li, Columban Student
