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2015 Year of the Poor - Mercy and Compassion
March 1, 2015
2nd Sunday of Lent
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Pope Francis’ Lenten Message 2015
Part 3
(Previously: And since we are united in God, we can do
something for those who are far distant, those whom we could
never reach on our own, because with them and for them, we
ask God that all of us may be open to his plan of salvation.)
2. “Where is your brother?” (Gen 4:9) – Parishes and
Communities
All that we have been saying about the universal Church must
now be applied to the life of our parishes and communities.
Do these ecclesial structures enable us to experience being
part of one body? A body which receives and shares what
God wishes to give? A body which acknowledges and cares
for its weakest, poorest and most insignificant members? Or
do we take refuge in a universal love that would embrace the go out of itself and to be engaged in the life of the greater
whole world, while failing to see the Lazarus sitting before our society of which it is a part, especially with the poor and those
closed doors (Lk 16:19-31)?
who are far away. The Church is missionary by her very
nature; she is not self-enclosed but sent out to every nation
In order to receive what God gives us and to make it bear and people.
abundant fruit, we need to press beyond the boundaries of
the visible Church in two ways.
Her mission is to bear patient witness to the One who desires
to draw all creation and every man and woman to the Father.
In the first place, by uniting ourselves in prayer with the Church Her mission is to bring to all a love which cannot remain
in heaven. The prayers of the Church on earth establish a silent. The Church follows Jesus Christ along the paths that
communion of mutual service and goodness which reaches lead to every man and woman, to the very ends of the earth
up into the sight of God. Together with the saints who have (cf. Acts 1:8). In each of our neighbours, then, we must see a
found their fulfillment in God, we form part of that communion brother or sister for whom Christ died and rose again. What
in which indifference is conquered by love. The Church in we ourselves have received, we have received for them as
heaven is not triumphant because she has turned her back on well. Similarly, all that our brothers and sisters possess is a
the sufferings of the world and rejoices in splendid isolation. gift for the Church and for all humanity.
Rather, the saints already joyfully contemplate the fact that,
through Jesus’ death and resurrection, they have triumphed Dear brothers and sisters, how greatly I desire that all those
once and for all over indifference, hardness of heart and places where the Church is present, especially our parishes
hatred. Until this victory of love penetrates the whole world, and our communities, may become islands of mercy in the
the saints continue to accompany us on our pilgrim way.
midst of the sea of indifference!
Saint Therese of Lisieux, a Doctor of the Church, expressed
her conviction that the joy in heaven for the victory of crucified
love remains incomplete as long as there is still a single man
or woman on earth who suffers and cries out in pain: “I trust
fully that I shall not remain idle in heaven; my desire is to
continue to work for the Church and for souls” (Letter 254,
July 14, 1897).
We share in the merits and joy of the saints, even as they share
in our struggles and our longing for peace and reconciliation.
Their joy in the victory of the Risen Christ gives us strength as
we strive to overcome our indifference and hardness of heart.
In the second place, every Christian community is called to
Conclusion next week
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SUNDAY GOSPEL
REFLECTION
By Fr. Reu Jose C. Galoy
the messages of providence. To
listen to him, finally, in our brothers,
especially in the little ones and the
poor, for whom Jesus himself asked
our concrete love. To listen to Christ
and to obey his voice. This is the
only way that leads to joy and love.
(Vatican City, March 13, 2006 - Zenit)
RANDOM THOUGHTS
Voices from yesterday and today…
By: Peachy Maramba
ST. CHAD: Outstanding Bishop
of early Medieval England
634 – 672
March 2
“We Need to Climb the Mountain,
But We Cannot Stay There”
TRANSFIGURATION: A
MOMENT OF GRACE TO
LISTEN, LEARN, LIVE LIKE
JESUS
“No One Lives ‘on Tabor’
While on Earth”
Pope Emeritus Benedict the XVI
said - When one has the grace to
sense a strong experience of God, it
is as though seeing something similar
to what the disciples experienced
during the Transfiguration: For a
moment they experienced ahead of
time something that will constitute
the happiness of paradise. In
general, it is brief experiences that
God grants on occasions, especially
in anticipation of harsh trials.
However, no one lives “on Tabor”
while on earth.
Human existence is a journey
of faith and, as such, goes forward
more in darkness than in full light,
with moments of obscurity and
even profound darkness. While we
are here, our relationship with God
develops more with listening than
with seeing; and even contemplation
takes place, so to speak, with closed
eyes, thanks to the interior light lit in
us by the word of God.
This is, therefore, the gift and
commitment for each one of us in the
Lenten season: To listen to Christ,
like Mary. To listen to him in the
word, preserved in sacred Scripture.
To listen to him in the very events
of our lives, trying to read in them
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Pope Francis spoke on the
importance of listening, of being
attuned and attentive to the Word of
God; and the movement of ascent
and descent that characterizes the
Gospel episode (Mt. 17:1-9), in
which the Lord takes Peter, James
and John to the top of Mt Tabor,
reveals Himself in His glorified form,
and returns down the mountain with
them, with grave warnings to the
disciples who accompanied Him not
to speak of what they had seen.
If you’re ever in Birmingham,
England do pass by the cathedral
which bears St. Chad’s name and
look for his relics. This is because
he did a lot to Christianize this part of
early Medieval England.
Chad (also known as Ceadda)
came from a holy family which
raised 3 other brothers all of whom
were priests two of which became
distinguished bishops. They were
born in the Kingdom of Northumbria,
England and were Angles by race.
Chad’s elder brother Cedd and he
were trained by famous St. Aidan
at the great abbey of Lindisfarne.
However when St. Aidan died Chad
went to Ireland where he lived as a
The Holy Father went on: “We monk spending time with St. Egbert.
need to go to a place of retreat,
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to climb the mountain and go to a
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down into the plain,” he said, “where
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“The mountain is the site of the
encounter intimate closeness with
God - the place of prayer, in which
to stand in the presence of the
Lord,” said Pope Francis. “We, the
disciples of Jesus, are called to be
people who listen to His voice and
take his words seriously.” He added,
“To listen to Jesus, we must follow
Him.”
Pope Francis said that we are
called to carry the fruits of the
experience we have with God to
our troubled brothers and sisters,
sharing with them the treasures of
grace received. (Vatican City, March
16, 2014 – VIS)
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Random Thoughts...from page 2
After some years there his brother
Cedd who was made Bishop of
London recalled him to take charge
of the Abbey of Lindisfarne which
St. Aidan had founded on a wild and
solitary spot on the Yorkshire moors.
So Chad returned back to England as
Abbot of Lindisfarne Monastery.
unworthy, under obedience.”
Taken aback and deeply impressed
by Chad’s holiness and humility the
archbishop supplied whatever was
lacking in his Episcopal consecration
and retired him back to Lastingham.
But as soon as there was an opening
when Jaruman, the Bishop of Mercian
died he asked King Oswy to let Chad
However after only a year there have that see.
Chad was summoned by King Oswy
to become bishop of York as he found However because of his age the
him to be “a holy man of modest Archbishop asked him to give up
character, well versed in the Scriptures travelling on foot and go by horseback
and practicing with diligence what he instead. To ensure his command
the Archbishop himself with his own
had learnt from them.”
hands lifted Chad on a horse.
Since there was no bishop nearby
to consecrate him the King sent him The see of Mercia covered a huge
to the archbishop of Canterbury to do area of the Midlands. Chad chose
so. Unfortunately when he arrived Lichfield as the seat of his diocese.
there he discovered the archbishop When King Wulfhere gave him land
had just died. So he continued on the he built a monastery at ‘Ad Barwae’ in
Kingdom of the West Saxons where the province of Lindsay and the abbey
he was finally consecrated as bishop. of Bardney. But near the church in
However the ceremony seemed Lichfield he built himself a house of
retreat where he spent his last days
somewhat dubious in form.
and died there in 672.
So Chad returned to Northumbria
and energetically began to evangelize Though he only spent two and
the region. To show humility he half years in Mercia he proved to be
travelled on foot rather than by an outstanding bishop and through
horseback preaching the gospel unremitting hard work and the
everywhere instructing by acting by example of his virtue he made such
a deep impression on his people that
example.
he is credited by the famous historian
However another problem arose Bede with the Christianization of this
about his consecration. When King ancient English kingdom of Mercia.
Oswy had appointed him bishop of A truly remarkable monastic founder
York, he did not know that his son at his death there were already 31
King Alefrid had already appointed St. churches dedicated in his honor.
Wilfrid bishop of York and sent him Even several wells bear his name.
to France to be consecrated by St.
When plague stalked the land in
Agilbert.
672, Chad already weakened by his
It was when St. Theodore, the new strenuous work, fell victim to it.
archbishop of Canterbury, arrived in
England in 669 and visited for the first Bede tells us a delightful story
time Northumbria that he discovered about his death. Several days before
what had taken place. He upheld his death as he lay languishing in
Wilfrid’s claim and gave him the see. his retreat house near the church in
Lichfield his friend Owen who was
When he met Chad he charged him staying with him heard heavenly
music fill the bishop’s oratory for
of being improperly ordained.
about half an hour. Even peasants in
Rather than becoming sulky and the field heard it and drew near it in
protesting Chad humbly said, “If you wonder. After this the bishop bade all
consider that I have not been properly the others to enter the oratory.
consecrated, I willingly resign this
charge of which I never thought After exhorting them to keep peace
myself worthy. I undertook it, though among themselves and to practice
The ABC’s of Catholic
Doctrine
by Lianne Tiu
Would you feast or fast?
Our natural response is that we
would like to feast. We want to enjoy
life and avoid any sufferings. Yet,
Jesus tells us: “If anyone wants to
be a follower of mine, let him deny
himself and take up his cross every
day and follow me.” (Luke 9:23) We
find it strange that God, who loves us
so much, would want us to suffer by
denying ourselves.
God is not opposed to our
happiness. When God created us,
he had our good and our happiness
in mind. But because of original sin,
there exists in us the seeds of evil
which prevent us from reaching
true happiness. Self-denial (or
mortification) is the means to fight and
remove these seeds.
The Church, our wise mother,
encourages us to practice constant and
generous mortification. We are asked
to fight against our vices, sinful habits,
and our self-centered tendencies.
The real end of mortification is union
with God. We struggle against our evil
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fervently the rules and regulations, he
announced that the day of his death
was at hand for today the angels with
their heavenly music were calling him
home.
Chad was so well loved that even
on the very day he died moves were
made to declare him a saint as several
miracles took place at his graveside.
SOURCES of REFERENCE: The Book of Saints
– p. 63; Pocket Book of Saints – p. 115; Butler’s
Saint for the Day – pp. 99 – 101; and others.
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ABC’s...from page 3
inclinations in order to subject them
to God’s will. We die to ourselves in
order to live the life of Christ, the life
of God.
The Church has built into the
liturgical year certain seasons, like
Lent, obligatory days of fasting and
abstinence. Very often, we are quick
to complain and to find all kinds of
excuses to be exempted from them.
Yet how many of us undergo great
sacrifices to remain fit or to look good?
How many athletes make countless
sacrifices to win a game? And we are
quick to call these efforts good and
worthwhile.
To practice self-denial, we do not
have to always make great sacrifices.
We can make little conquests, such
as getting up early, drinking one glass
of wine instead of two, keeping our
room in order, switching TV channels
from indecent scenes, controlling our
sarcastic comments on the maids,
limiting our time on Facebook or
computer games, controlling our
roving eyes on scantily-dressed
women, being punctual, smiling,
listening to others,...
Ordinary life offers us innumerable
opportunities to offer sacrifices to God.
Our little renunciations can be united
to Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross: to
make up for our sins and the sins of
others. Our small mortifications can
purify our souls and draw us closer to
God.
mind that time was it was a good way
to widen my circle but that was just
the tip of the iceberg. The entire 3-day
activity brought so much more than
that. I can proudly say I really have a
faith family. Different people, different
walks of life but one thing in common –
the will to have a relationship with God
and the Church through a community
29th SINGLE YOUNG
that shares Catholic values. SYA to
ADULTS (SYA) WEEKEND – me is more than a community, it’s
“A Journey Through Christ” my second family. I found what I was
looking for during my journey with
By Koyen Cipriano
When I entered SYA I was 32-years- SYA. It may sound like a cliché but it
old and it was a time where I felt empty. was probably part of God’s plan, which
I knew I had a relationship with God. I I truly believe in.
just needed a little jolt. I was still going
to Mass with my family and there were You get to meet people who
days when I would go on my own on understand you because they also are
a weekday, and just sit in a pew and facing similar situation that you are,
stare at the altar not having words which brings a common experience
to pray or say to HIM. I was going understanding. You help each other
through a crossroad. I couldn’t pin through prayer and activities that
point exactly what the problem was – I include our parish. It’s a community
just felt lost and tired. Looking back, you simply have to experience for
it could’ve been my career, it could’ve yourself. For those who are reading
been that I probably was searching this, we hope to see you in the next
for something, it could’ve been I was SYA weekend. For all you know, it’s
searching for love, or it could’ve been your time as well.
my family or it could’ve been all of that The 29th Single Young Adults Weekend will
rolled into one.
be from March 13-15, 2015 (Friday evening to
When I joined batch 24 of SYA, I
didn’t know what to think or expect. It
has been a while since I had actually
participated in a Church-based
community. I guess, what I had in
Sunday) at the 2nd floor of the Santuario de
San Antonio Parish Center. Registration fee is
P1,500. Informational brochures and sign-up
sheets are available at the Parish Office. You
may also contact Jonathan at 09178367374
or [email protected] or Helene at
09178038808 or [email protected] for more
information.
Let us not be afraid to choose the
door of mortification instead of the
door of comfort. The sacrifices that are
asked of us are very little compared
to the rewards that we will gain. With
mortifications, we lose life but only to
gain life Himself...God.
(Reference: “What is Mortification Anyway?”
by Father John Bartunek (Source: Catholic.
net); “Why Mortification?” by Francisco Luna;
“The Spiritual Life” by Adolphe Tanquerey)
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“Buling Buling is something that
our parish has been doing for a long time.”
March 1, 2015
“Buling Buling means committing to
the time it would take to prepare for
presentations.”
Fr. Reu and Edmund Lim
“We learn more about ourselves during
the Buling Buling process.”
“That’s what Lent is about.”
Reverend Mother Myrna Jurilla
With Mike Limpe, Fr. Reu, Fr. Efren,
Jayme Blanco and Edmund Lim
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The Frozen young ladies
Mia Borromeo,
Randy Limjoco
and Maricris Brias
Cocoy Laurel
LeCom Girls from Grease
“The practice and sacrifice is the
Lent, and Buling-Buling is our
Easter.”
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Rene and Fortune Ledesma
Frozen
SSAP and
Ministry staff
Grease Lightning by EMHC
“Buling-Buling is that once a year
event when we come together as a
community on the eve of Lent.”
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Catholic
Women’s
Club (CWC)
Randy and
Cecille Limjoco
in Grease.
CWL’s The
Miguel V. Del Rosario, Mara Boquiren,
Alexandra Li, Patricia N. Sumbingco,
Helene Uy, Patricia Banaag and
Jonathan Cruz
JPIC
“This was
my first
BulingBuling, and
I don’t think
it will be
my last.”
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“I should just
have fun and
enjoy myself
on stage.”
With Tara Singson,
Arianna Norton,
Radito Banzon,
Roque Banzon and
Carla Maria Gonzalez
Sound of Music
With Katrina Yupangco Pacheco, Gela
Gamboa, Jonathan Cruz, Alexandra Li,
John Hernandez and Mickey Blanco
Movie Soundtracks
Fely Dingle,
OFS and
dedicated
church
collector for
40 years
es at our website www.ssaparish.com
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With Carlo Aboboto, Chino Tanjangco Garcia and Iona Mapa
With Alli Raval, Alla Raval, Patricia N. Sumbingco,
John Hernandez and Brian Medina
With Rocky Chan, Earl Sebastian, Jolly Gomez
and Fr. Reu Galoy
With Simone
Jalbuena,
Cy Billones,
Catherine
Ong, Andres
Cojuangco,
Bettina Benitez
and Bianca
Macasaet
With Alvin Lacambacal, Patricia N. Sumbingco,
Fer Sy and Eddie Santos
With Roque Banzon, Marco Mallari, Aljohn Leonel Robles,
Cy Billones, Chino Tanjangco Garcia and Carlo Aboboto
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Doy and
Jeannie
Bitanga
March 1, 2015
YSAndwich Booth
“Next year will be even better.”
With Charo Amio, Patricia Banaag, Hani Roa
and Caron Santiago Macasaet
With Zari Poe,
Lia Lesaca,
J’net Zulueta
and Jehan
Rodriguez
With Audrey Jalbuena, Nico Nuyda, Lee Lacson
Mary Ellen Chan & Crissy Castillo
With Marc
Manalastas
and Michelle
Sta CatalinaManalastas
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With Marki Montinola, Daniel
Gomez, Gb Panlilio, Bianca
Macasaet and Bettina Lopez Benitez
With Eric Tomacruz and
Javi Tomacruz
With Marvie Yulo
and Tiago
With JJ Yulo and son Tiago
With Nico Nuyda, JJ Yulo, Audrey
Jalbuena and Lee Lacson
With Luigi and Ther Avanceña and their
son Andres
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Buling Buling 2015 Acknowledgements
Thank you to the following:
1. Volkswagen BGC by Iconic Dealership Inc. www.volkswagen.com.ph
2. REMAX Philippines Real Estate Consultancy www.remax.ph
3. Melo’s Steak House Alabang
4. OFS Food Booth by Aling Nene Catering
5. YSAndwiches c/o JJ Yulo and SSAP-YSA
6. Antioch BBQ Food Booth
7. Ms. Cita Lesaca for the children’s food goodies
If we omitted anyone, our apologies. And our grateful thanks!
Thank you too to everyone who attended and participated.
‘til next year!
Lenten Recollection
Alert!
We would like to invite
anyone interested to a short
Lenten Recollection this
coming Saturday, March
7 from 10am to 12noon
to be given by Fr. Robert
Manansala OFM.
Our goal for this brief talk is to take some time to reflect a
little on the seeds that have been sown by Pope Francis.
We’re soon approaching the two-month mark since Pope
Francis’ historic visit to the Philippines. For most of us by
now, the spiritual euphoria that everyone felt has subsided
and we’ve gone back to our everyday routines. There is a
danger then that we will start to treat the graces of this visit
like lightning in a bottle - something that happened once
and we cannot recapture ever again. Certainly this is not
the goal of Pope Francis himself! It would be more fruitful
to think of the graces we have received as seeds - planted
deep down by Francis the laborer. Thus, these seeds need
to be nurtured, cared for and allowed to grow and blossom.
Thank you to our
photographers Rocky
Chan, Victor Roman
and Crissy Castillo.
Thank you, too,
Crissy, for the use of
your March 18, 2014
Parish Bulletin article
“First-Time, BulingBuling and Lent.”
CALENDAR OF MINISTRIES FOR THE WEEK
SUNDAY - MARCH 1
*8:00AM - Thrift Shop
*9:15AM - CCD Sunday Religion Class
*4:00PM - CORO Practice
MONDAY -MARCH 2
*8:00AM - Thrift Shop
*1:30PM - OFS Formation
TUESDAY - MARCH 3
*8:00AM - Thrift Shop
*9:00AM - JPIC Hospital Ministry PGH
Visitation
*2:00PM - Health Care Ministry
Dancersize “Open to All Parishioners”
*4:00PM - Marian Cenacle Group Prayer
Meeting
FRIDAY - MARCH 6
*8:00AM - Thrift Shop
*2:00PM - Health Care Ministry
Dancersize “Open to All Parishioners”
*3:00PM - Health Care Ministry Healing
mass
*5:15PM - Lenten Stations of the Cross
*6:30PM - Men of the Sacred Heart
Monthly Meeting
*7:00PM - Household Help
CharismaticPrayer Meeting
*9:00PM - Tig-Awit Choir Practice
WEDNESDAY - MARCH 4
*8:00AM - Thrift Shop
*4:00PM - CCD Religion Class
SATURDAY - MARCH 7
*7:30AM - JPIC Scholars Monthly
Meeting
*8:00AM - Thrift Shop
*10:00AM - Lenten Recollection by Fr.
Robert Manansala,OFM.
*4:00PM - VOSA Choir Practice
*4:00PM - LUKE 18 Prayer Meeting
THURSDAY - MARCH 5
*8:00AM - Thrift Shop
*9:00AM - Health Care Ministry
Visitation at Rizal Medical Center,
Pasig City
*7:00PM - SYA Prayer Meeting
NOTICE: WE NEED ANGELS!
Boys and girls ages 6-12 years old
are invited to join as Angels for the
traditional Easter Salubong rites on
Easter Sunday, April 5. Please register
at the parish office.
Our vinedresser will be Father Robert, and he will guide us
in nurturing the seeds of Pope Francis’ visit. He will lead
us in reflecting on the wisdom that Pope Francis gave us
while he was here. Together, let us explore the words of
Francis to use the language of the mind, the heart and of
the hands in our Christian lives. “To think - To Feel - and
to Do.” This is the wisdom that Pope Francis has given us.
Let us reflect on these words together, and see how we
can apply them to our lives during this season of Lent.
Again, March 7 from 10am to 12nn at the Parish Center.
We hope to see you there!
Submitted by Javier Luis Gomez
CALENDAR OF SAINTS FOR THE WEEK
March 4
Casimir
St. Casimir, son of the king of Poland, was born in 1458. He
practiced the Christian virtues with special regard to chastity
and kindness to the poor and was zealous of the faith,
particularly in his devotion to the Holy Eucharist and the Virgin
Mary. Casimir died of consumption in 1484.
February 23
Perpetua and Felicity, martyrs
Sts. Perpetua and Felicity suffered martyrdom in the
persecution of Septimus Severus at Carthage in 203. A most
accurate account of their death still exists, derived partly from
their own testimonies and partly from a writer of the period.
Reference: Christian Prayer: The Liturgy of the Hours. Published
and distributed by Paulines Publishing House, Daughters of St. Paul,
2650 F.B. Harrison St., 1300 Pasay City, Phil. 13th printing 2010.
ISBN 971-590-357-6.
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WEDDING BANNS
01-Mar-15
John Paul Tupasi Ramos &
Emily Christine Arbiol Dy
02-Mar-15
Leo Carlo Dela Vega Dilanco
& Catherine Anne Capili
Palma
04-Mar-15
Francis Niño Lim Gonzales
& Ana Geneve Tiu Mataglas
05-Mar-15
Gennis Khan Bautista
Ureta & Christia Mae M.
Pangilinan
07-Mar-15
Erwin A. Esporlas &
Maricris J. Bendado, Sto.
Niño de Cebu Parish, Biñan,
Laguna
07-Mar-15
David Benjamin Chan Sy &
Maria Sabrina Raymundo
Soriano
08-Mar-15
Benson Ryan C. Cruz & Faye
Carlie M. Tuazon
12-Mar-15
John Edward Duarte & Jenny
Fe Salvatus Sangco
18-Mar-15
Arvin William C. Alcasid
&Princess A. Alcasid
19-Mar-15
Arthur James Pecson &
Angela Isabel Gamboa
20-Mar-15
Artur Emile T. Dela Cerna &
Karenina Lorena D. Cipriano
25-Mar-15
Jerico Rivera Bueno &
Clarice Joie Espino Castillo
Bueno
26-Mar-15
Robert Christian Flaviano
Reyes & Maria Cielo Ruiz
Dizon
27-Mar-15
Roberto Alfonso Del Rosario
& Mallory Suzanne Caton
28-Mar-15
Isaiah Thomas Maceda
Ortega & Korinne Mei
Campos Lirio
28-Mar-15
Ritcher Stanley T. Chua &
Jennelyn Charme M. Ang
08-Apr-15
Anthony Rouben D.
Valenzuela & Mary Ann T.
Melad
10-Apr-15
Chris Joseph Cui & Mary
Ronette G. Ledesma
11-Apr-15
Eduardo Ramon R. Santos,
Jr. & Maria Socorro L.
Montealegre
11-Apr-15
Adrian Carlo Mipalar Medina
& Mirvi Fernandez Co
18-Apr-15
Arniel Vincent Baco Ong &
Nikki Peralta Fernandez
19-Apr-15
Bon Kimber Tee Syiaco &
Kimberly Ann Lao Chupeco
24-Apr-15
Julius Cezar T. Lerit & Irene
Marie P. Qua
24-Apr-15
Vince J. Utzurrum & Althea
Buen Marie C. Labit
24-Apr-15
Floiland Kim A. Ramirez
& Mary Ann Sabrina P.
Montero
25-Apr-15
Juan Paolo Neri Yrastorza
& Pierre Pauline Rivera
Mirabueno, Nat’l Shrine
of the Sacred Heart, San
Antonio Village, Makati City
01-May-15
Andres Vicente L. Castillo
III & Ma. Filomena
Catherine Anne B. Alegre
04-May-15
Erwin Lyndon C. Castillo &
Razzel Anne Q. Mercado
08-May-15
John Neil D. Canivel &
Sherizza Ann D. Brondo
09-May-15
Eric Casilan Bonghanoy &
Joanna Grace Pangilinan
Manuel
12-May-15
Rodney Marc Ramos &
Sarah Moral
27-May-15
Armando Antonio A. Racelis
III & Czarina Paola L. Recto
28-May-15
Rolando Martin Del Rosario
Abello & Maria Krishna
Reyes Pabalan
31-May-15
Jacy Ryan Tan Chua &
Vanessa Bianca Tan Ang
15-Jul-15
Richard Mejorada Sandoval,
Jr. & Corinna Serrano
Guerrero, St. John Bosco,
Arnaiz Ave. cor Amorsolo,
Makati City
18-Jul-15
Carlo Habana Coronel &
Anabelle Nuada Cruz
BIRTHDAYS
02-Mar-15
Cynthia Gomez
Babylyn Tiangco
GB Uy-Tioco
Ricci Castañeda
Meldy Cojuangco
Connie Gomez
Marilou Arteficio
Ma. Pilar Oledan
Iggy Clavecilla
Cecille Reynoso
Maxima ‘Amah’ Sy
Aurora Gonzalez
Tommy Dy Buncio
Naning Bagabaldo
Remedios Maceda
Berris
Cedric Castro
Anselmo Trinidad Jr.
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03-Mar-15
Lulu Castañeda
Nena Jalandoni
Erlinda Panlilio
Gloria Javelosa
Miguel Alfonso De Lange
Zoe Policarpio
Tina Alcuas
04-Mar-15
Alex Ledesma
Nimfa De Jesus
Coco Afable
Mica Henson
Please Pray for the Sick
Pilar del Gallego
Nena Jalandoni
Victoriano Chung
Erlinda MirandaOledan
Zwei Lopez Gadi
Shallouh Bancil
Swinnerton
Tony Boy Floirendo Jr.
Francisco Tankiang
Cynthia Arms
Felicisimo Alcantara
Rosario de Leon
Tobias
Gloria Syjuco
Raffy Chan
Edric Co
Peter Soo
Chito San Jose
Ron Jacobs
Nancy Imperial
Johnny Lopez
Lisa Alvendia
Letty Ligon
Norma J. Carlos
Sony Lopez
Gonzalez
Shaina Budhrani
Gia Gonzalez
Daniel Lao
Orlando Bernardo
Rolando Sotaso
Cecilio Hidalgo
David Lu
Agapito Leus
Victoria Leus
If you want a name
added or deleted,
contact Bernadette at
the Parish office tel. nos.
8438830-32.
05-Mar-15
Rorie Buenaseda
Ralph Sison
Jojo Bautista
Jose Marie Bautista
Miguel Montelibano
07-Mar-15
Menchu Bautista
Roby P. Martel
Jam Mabanta
Tomas Aranas
Edric Jannsen Co
Nigel Romano
08-Mar-15
Marco Chan
Marietta Cuyegkeng
Nena Elizalde
For corrections and additions
to this list, contact Susan at
the parish office.
March 1, 2015
LEASE / SALE
FORBES • DASMA • URDA • SAN LO • BEL AIR • MAGA
CONNIE PERIQUET GATMAITAN
CYNTHIA GATMAITAN MENCHACA
TELS.: 8130875 – 8672227 CELL (0917)8109379
3/F SEDCCO BLDG., RADA ST., LEGASPI VILL.,
MAKATI CITY
Our Latest Chapel, Crematorium and Columbary
in Commonwealth Avenue, Quezon City
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HEALTH CARE MINISTRY
In lieu of the month of February’s first Friday healing
mass, the Health Care Ministry sponsored the World
Day of the Sick healing mass last February 11. It
was also the Feast Day of Our Lady of Lourdes.
Right after the mass, the anointing of the sick was
administered to those who queued up for it. Let us
always approach our loving Mother, not just on her
feast day, but at all times. Let us open our hearts
with unbounded confidence to implore her maternal
intercession for our infirmities, both corporal and
spiritual. For She is the Immaculate Virgin, Mother
of Mercy, Health of the Sick, Refuge of Sinners and
Comforter of the Afflicted.
FIRST FRIDAY HEALING MASS
DATE: March 6, 2015 at 3 pm.
WHERE: Ground floor, Parish Center