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25/04/2026

Happy Birthday, Kuya Dhenz!

We thank the Lord for the gift of your life and for the inspiration you bring to us. May God bless you with good health, joy, and strength as you continue to guide and inspire others.

Enjoy your special day!

23/04/2026

24/12/2025

My prayers for a peaceful, love-filled Christmas celebration and a hopeful New Year for everyone.

31/10/2025

As the Brothers of the Holy Family commemorate the 226th birthday of their beloved founder, Venerable Brother Gabriel Taborin, we pause to reflect on the profound legacy he left behind. His life was a radiant example of faith in action, rooted in a deep love for God and a tireless commitment to the service of others. Through his vision and dedication, he laid the foundation for a religious family that continues to thrive in its mission of forming hearts and minds in the spirit of the Gospel.

Brother Gabriel Taborin’s legacy is most vividly seen in his unwavering devotion to the education of the youth. He believed that nurturing young minds was not only a noble task but a sacred calling. His efforts to establish schools and promote Christian instruction have borne fruit across generations, empowering countless young people with knowledge, values, and a sense of purpose. His passion for catechesis ensured that faith was not only taught but lived, forming communities grounded in love, truth, and service.

Equally inspiring was his commitment to liturgical animation, recognizing the power of sacred celebrations to unite and uplift the faithful. Brother Gabriel saw the liturgy as a living encounter with God, and he worked tirelessly to make it accessible, meaningful, and beautiful. His influence continues to shape the way the Brothers of the Holy Family animate the spiritual life of the Church, fostering a deeper connection between the divine and the daily lives of the people they serve.

Today, as we honor his memory and celebrate his birth, we give thanks for the gift of his life and mission. Venerable Brother Gabriel Taborin remains a guiding light for all who seek to serve with humility, teach with compassion, and live with unwavering faith. May his example continue to inspire us to carry forward his mission with joy and fidelity.

.Br.GabrielTaborin

26/10/2025

As the first light of dawn kissed the horizon, our Archdiocesan Penitential Walk unfolded—a powerful response to the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines' call for transparency, accountability, and good governance. With each step, we echoed the CBCP's plea, urging our government to confront the pervasive corruption that plagues our nation.

The air was filled with the cadence of Hail Marys, a rosary breaking the morning's silence, yet weaving a tapestry of unity. Faces from every corner of life converged, not as strangers, but as one family, bound by faith and a shared yearning for divine mercy and compassion.

This walk was more than a demonstration; it was a pilgrimage of the heart. Each step was a prayer, each Hail Mary a plea for enlightenment and change. The happy faces mirrored a collective hope—a belief in the possibility of a nation governed by integrity.

Let this event serve as a beacon, reminding us that our faith is a living force, capable of moving mountains and transforming societies. May our penitential spirit ignite a fire of accountability, leading to a government that truly serves its people with justice and righteousness.

16/10/2025

Grabeha gituyok oie. Wala nakapicture sa ubang parish kay napalong ang cp...

Thank you to the following parishes:

1. St. Alphonsus di Ligouri Mandug
2. San Francisco de Assisi La Verna
3. Medalla Milagrosa Parish Indangan
4. San Miguel Arkanghel Panacan
5. St. Joseph the Worker Sasa
6. Holy Cross College of Sasa
7. San Antonio de Padua Parish Agdao
8. Holy Cross of Agdao Inc.
9. Our Lady of Fatima Parish Boulevard
10. Sta. Ana Shrine Sta. Ana DC
11. San Pablo Parish Juna
12. Ascencion of the Lord Parish
13. Our Lady of Lourdes Bangkal
14. San Isidro Labrador Catalunan Grande
15. Sacred Heart Obrero Parish

Thank you kaayo hinaut nga ang Ginoo magpadala pa sa daghan mamumuo para sa Iyang parasan.

14/10/2025

What is your mission?Are you being called to a life beyond the ordinary?

The Brothers of the Holy Family are inviting Senior High, College students, and Young Professionals, ages 18 years old and above to pause, listen, and discern if your heart is meant for a life of faith, community, and purpose.

You are not alone on this journey. Let's talk.

Reach out to our Vocation Director today:
Mobile:09511976281
Email:[email protected]
Facebook:Brothers of the Holy Family Philippines




. Br. Gabriel Taborin

02/10/2025

Good morning brothers ang sisters.

Maybe this is not the usual thing that i do but i do not know na where to go especially for my family and relatives that now feel so helpless this time. Everything is pending including their source of income due to the 6.9 magnitude earthquake that struck last night and 800+ aftershocks until this moment.

For this reason, i would like to us help for them. They have nothing to go. As of now there is a limited access to government aids due to the destruction brought by the said earthquake.

Since last night i keep on monitoring their situation and of this time they are in the higher grounds without shelter just to find refuge for any situations like tsunami and others.

Those who wants to donate financially po, you can send it po through the following:

GCASH - 0955 623 6499
Name: Riza Gallardo Cuna

BPI Account: 060 981 7743
Name: Fra Dhenz Gallardo

They are also in need of Water supply, food packs and tents / trapals or used tarpaulins for imnediate shelter.

Thank you po mga brothers and sisters. Dios Mabalos!

In Christ,

Br. Dindo A. Gallardo

05/09/2025

Answer the Call to Serve as a Brother of the Holy Family.

Our mission is to bring Christ's love to life through Catholic education, dynamic catechesis, and vibrant liturgical animation.

We are men of prayer and action, dedicated to forming the next generation of the faithful.

Is God calling you to this joyful life of community and service?

Come and be one of us! Be a Brothers of the Holy Family...


. Br. Gabriel Taborin
Family

30/06/2025

Congratulations to our dear brothers who will profess their first profession of religious vows this coming July 12, 2025 Saturday in Nita Formation House, Nita Maumere Indonesia.

May Jesus, Mary and Joseph and Ven. Br. Gabriel Taborin intercede for you and accompany you as you profess you religious vows of chastity, poverty and obedience.

Welcome to the family of Nazareth!!!

29/06/2025

Today we celebrate the Solemnity of Sts. Peter and Paul. This solemnity, celebrated on June 29, honors the two great pillars of the early Church whose witness, leadership, and martyrdom helped shape Christianity. Though very different in personality and background, Peter, the fisherman from Galilee, and Paul, the scholarly Pharisee from Tarsus, both became foundational figures in the spread of the Gospel and the life of the Church.

Saint Peter, originally named Simon, was the first to confess Jesus as the Christ and was called the “rock” upon which Christ would build His Church (cf. Matthew 16:18). Entrusted with the keys to the Kingdom, Peter became the visible head of the Church and served as the first Bishop of Rome. Despite his denial of Christ during the Passion, his repentance and subsequent leadership testify to the power of grace and mercy. He was martyred by crucifixion—according to tradition, upside down—in Rome around the year 64 AD.

Saint Paul, once a persecutor of Christians, experienced a dramatic conversion on the road to Damascus. From that moment, he became the Church’s most tireless missionary and theologian. Through his letters and journeys across the Roman Empire, Paul proclaimed salvation through Christ to Jews and Gentiles alike. He was beheaded in Rome, likely under Emperor Nero, around the same time as Peter.

This solemnity underscores the unity and diversity within the Church: Peter represents stability and structure, Paul represents outreach and evangelization. Their shared feast—celebrated with great solemnity in Rome—reflects the Church’s apostolic foundations, and their complementary missions remind us of the universality of the Gospel and the cost of discipleship.

Their tombs rest in Rome, and the celebration of their solemnity is particularly marked by the Pallium Mass, during which newly appointed metropolitan archbishops receive the pallium from the pope—a sign of unity with the Apostolic See. In Saints Peter and Paul, we are given enduring models of faith, courage, and total surrender to Christ’s mission.

Sts. Peter and Paul, pray for us!

Sources: Vatican News, EWTN