Church music has always been familiar to me. I used to live in a house almost adjacent to the parish and the music of the
It’s not uncommon that you will find weird and weirdly spelled Filipino names. In my ministry of celebrating Baptisms in the parishes I often run
I was browsing through products in an online shopping app when I spotted something I haven’t seen sold online before. There were listings for hosts
The pontificate of Pope Francis has been met with enthusiasm by progressives and skepticism by conservatives in the Church. The media oftentimes pounce on his
“Why do we keep updating our vision and mission statement?” Asked one confrere. “Because we keep finding ourselves in new grounds,” answered another. A few
I celebrated masses at the Pilgrim Center of the Minor Basilica of the Sto. Nino during the novena days in Cebu. I had my personal
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It was Ruy Lopez de Villalobos who named our islands in honor of the King of Spain, Philip II, then Prince of Asturias. He named
For several months now I have been working with Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) for use in our Salesian settings. The target use is to link
In this morning’s first reading in the Second Book of Kings, the priest Hilkiah and the scribe Shaphan rediscovered the Law and read it aloud