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ST. MONICA, PATRON SAINT OF MOTHERS,PRAY FOR US! St. Monica, a faithful mother who never stopped praying for her family,...
27/08/2026

ST. MONICA, PATRON SAINT OF MOTHERS,
PRAY FOR US!

St. Monica, a faithful mother who never stopped praying for her family, intercede for all mothers. May they remain patient, loving, and faithful in guiding their children closer to God.

May every mother find strength in prayer and trust that God hears even the prayers whispered through tears.

St. Monica, pray for all mothers,
that they may be faithful &
steadfast like you. Amen.


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August 27 —Last Thursday of August 2026A Thursday Devotion to St. Jude the Apostle St. Jude, faithful apostle and patron...
27/08/2026

August 27 —Last Thursday of August 2026

A Thursday Devotion to St. Jude the Apostle

St. Jude, faithful apostle and patron of those who feel hopeless, we entrust to you our worries, struggles, and intentions. Intercede for us before the Lord, especially in moments when we feel that all hope is lost.

May your example remind us to keep praying, keep believing, and never give up on God.

St. Jude Thaddeus, pray for us and intercede for us. Amen.


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The two Teresa's we celebrate on August 26Mga bok at ter, August 26 is a beautiful date in the Catholic calendar because...
26/08/2026

The two Teresa's we celebrate on August 26

Mga bok at ter, August 26 is a beautiful date in the Catholic calendar because we remember two extraordinary women named Teresa—one whose heart was pierced by divine love, and another whose heart was poured out for the poorest of the poor.

ST. TERESA OF ÁVILA — THE HEART PIERCED BY LOVE

Every August 26, Carmelites commemorate the Transverberation of the Heart of St. Teresa of Ávila—her mystical experience of being pierced by a “dart of love” from an angel, an experience she herself described in her writings.

Her deep union with God was not merely an emotion; it became a life of prayer, sacrifice, reform, and total surrender to Christ. Tradition also holds that when her body was examined after exhumation, her heart bore a physical wound corresponding to her mystical experience. Her heart is preserved at Alba de Tormes, Spain.

ST. TERESA OF CALCUTTA — THE HEART THAT SERVED THE POOR

On August 26, 1910, in Skopje, Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu was born—the woman the world would eventually know as Mother Teresa of Calcutta.

She would spend her life serving Christ in the poorest of the poor, reminding the world that holiness is not always found in extraordinary things, but in doing ordinary things with extraordinary love.

Two Teresas.
Two different vocations.
One burning love for Jesus.

One experienced her heart pierced by divine love; the other allowed her heart to be broken open for the suffering.

And perhaps that is the message of August 26:

When the heart truly belongs to Christ, love can never remain contained—it must be given. ❤️‍🔥

St. Teresa of Ávila, pray for us.
St. Teresa of Calcutta, pray for us. 🙏


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LAST TUESDAY OF AUGUST A Prayer of Dedication to St. Anthony of PaduaAs we welcome the last Tuesday of August before the...
25/08/2026

LAST TUESDAY OF AUGUST
A Prayer of Dedication to St. Anthony of Padua

As we welcome the last Tuesday of August before the “Ber” months, let us pause and entrust our hopes, needs, and intentions to St. Anthony of Padua, the beloved saint known for his powerful intercession.

Dear St. Anthony, pray for us. Help us find what we have lost—not only material things, but also our peace, hope, faith, and direction in life. Intercede for our families, our work, our finances, and the intentions we carry quietly in our hearts.

As August comes to an end, may we enter the “Ber” months with renewed faith and grateful hearts. May God guide our steps, protect our loved ones, and bless the days that are yet to come.

St. Anthony of Padua, pray for us!
Jesus, I trust in You. Amen.

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HAPPY FEAST OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW! Today, August 24, we celebrate the feast of St. Bartholomew the Apostle, one of the Twel...
24/08/2026

HAPPY FEAST OF ST. BARTHOLOMEW!

Today, August 24, we celebrate the feast of St. Bartholomew the Apostle, one of the Twelve Apostles of Jesus and a faithful witness to the Gospel.

May St. Bartholomew inspire us to follow Christ with courage, sincerity, and unwavering faith. Like the Apostles, may we never be afraid to proclaim the Good News and remain faithful to Jesus wherever He calls us.

St. Bartholomew the Apostle, pray for us! 🙏

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Did you know: There was a cross inside the heart of St. Clare of MontefalcoToday, August 17, the Church commemorates St....
17/08/2026

Did you know: There was a cross inside the heart of St. Clare of Montefalco

Today, August 17, the Church commemorates St. Clare of Montefalco, an Augustinian abbess whose life was deeply marked by her love for the Passion of Christ. Because of her extraordinary devotion to the Cross, she is also known as Clare of the Cross.

But here is something remarkable about her story: according to the long-standing Augustinian tradition, a cross and symbols of Christ’s Passion were found inside her heart after her death.

When Clare died on August 17, 1308, her heart was examined. Tradition holds that a small representation of the Crucifix was discovered within it, together with objects associated with the Passion—among them three nails and a small scourge. These were traditionally understood as signs of the profound union Clare had with the suffering Christ.

This extraordinary story is connected to one of the most famous episodes in her life.

Clare was known for her profound mystical experiences and contemplation of the Passion. During one of her visions, Christ appeared to her as a pilgrim carrying His Cross. According to the tradition, Jesus told Clare that her heart was strong enough in faith for Him to rest His Cross there.

From that moment, Clare spoke of experiencing a persistent pain in her heart.

Whether contemplated as a miraculous sign or through the lens of the Church's long-standing devotional tradition, the message associated with St. Clare remains powerful:

She did not merely contemplate the Cross of Christ—she desired to carry it within her heart.

The Cross was not something she admired from a distance. It became the center of her prayer, her suffering, her love, and her union with Jesus.

May St. Clare of Montefalco teach us that true love for Christ means allowing His Cross to transform our hearts.

“Lord, place Your Cross in my heart, and teach me to love You even in suffering.”

🙏 St. Clare of Montefalco, pray for us!
✝️ Clare of the Cross, pray that our hearts may always belong to Christ.

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HAPPY FIESTA, SAN ROQUE! Today, we honor San Roque (St. Roch), beloved patron of the sick and protector invoked during t...
16/08/2026

HAPPY FIESTA, SAN ROQUE!

Today, we honor San Roque (St. Roch), beloved patron of the sick and protector invoked during times of contagious diseases.

May his life remind us of the power of faith, charity, and compassion—especially toward those who are suffering. He dedicated himself to caring for the sick, trusting in God even amid his own trials.

On this special feast, may San Roque intercede for all who are sick, those undergoing treatment, those caring for loved ones, and all who need healing and strength.

San Roque, pray for us!
San Roque, pray for the sick!
San Roque, intercede for us before God! 🕯️🙏

¡Viva San Roque! 🎉
Happy Fiesta, San Roque! ❤️🐕‍🦺

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ST. JOHN BOSCO! Today, August 16, we joyfully remember the birth of St. John Bosco, affectionately known...
16/08/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ST. JOHN BOSCO!

Today, August 16, we joyfully remember the birth of St. John Bosco, affectionately known as Don Bosco, who was born on August 16, 1815, in Castelnuovo d’Asti, Piedmont, Italy.

A Catholic priest, educator, writer, and founder of the Salesian Family, Don Bosco dedicated his life to the education, formation, and protection of young people—especially poor and abandoned youth. He believed that young people could be guided toward holiness through reason, religion, and loving-kindness.

His priestly ministry was marked by extraordinary love for the young. Rather than simply teaching them lessons, he sought to become a father, friend, and spiritual guide, helping them discover their dignity and calling in life.

Don Bosco once said:

“It is not enough to love the young; they must know that they are loved.”

May his life remind us that every young person deserves to be welcomed, guided, understood, and loved. May we also learn from his joyful trust in God and his tireless dedication to serving others.

St. John Bosco, father and teacher of the young, pray for us!
Happy Birthday in Heaven, Don Bosco! 🎂💙🙏

Ctto: HugotSeminarista

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HAPPY SOLEMNITY OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARYAugust 15 | Solemnity of the AssumptionToday, August 15, the...
14/08/2026

HAPPY SOLEMNITY OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
August 15 | Solemnity of the Assumption

Today, August 15, the Catholic Church joyfully celebrates the Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, one of the great Marian feasts of the liturgical year.

The Assumption commemorates the Church’s belief that, at the completion of her earthly life, Mary was taken body and soul into the glory of Heaven. Unlike other saints who await the resurrection of the body, Mary, by a unique grace from God, was granted this singular privilege because of her intimate participation in the mystery of Christ and her role as His Mother.

The Assumption is not simply a celebration about Mary; it is also a reminder of God’s promise of eternal life. Mary is a sign of hope for the Church and an image of what awaits those who faithfully follow Christ. In her, we see the fulfillment of the Christian hope that death does not have the final word and that those who belong to God are destined for eternal glory.

Mary’s journey—from her humble “yes” to God at the Annunciation, through the joys and sorrows of motherhood, to the foot of the Cross—reveals a life completely surrendered to God’s will. Her Assumption is the beautiful culmination of that faithful journey.

As we celebrate this solemnity, may we learn from Mary to trust God even when His plans are difficult to understand. May her humility, obedience, purity, courage, and unwavering faith inspire us to remain faithful to Christ in every season of our lives.

Blessed Virgin Mary, assumed body and soul into Heaven, pray for us!
May you lead us closer to your Son, Jesus Christ, and teach us to say “yes” to God with the same faith and courage that marked your life.

Happy Solemnity of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary! 💙🙏

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AUGUST 14 — MEMORIAL OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBEPatron Saint against Addiction and Drug AddictionToday, we remember St. Maxi...
14/08/2026

AUGUST 14 — MEMORIAL OF ST. MAXIMILIAN KOLBE

Patron Saint against Addiction and Drug Addiction

Today, we remember St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe, a Franciscan Conventual priest, missionary, publisher, and martyr of charity who gave his life at Auschwitz after offering himself in place of another prisoner.

His life reminds us that even in the darkest moments, love can overcome fear, sacrifice can overcome selfishness, and faith can overcome despair.

On this memorial, let us especially pray for those struggling with addiction—those battling substance abuse, alcohol dependency, gambling, and other forms of addiction. May they find the courage to seek help, the strength to begin again, and people who will walk with them without judgment.

May St. Maximilian Kolbe intercede for those who feel trapped by their struggles and remind them that no one is beyond the reach of God's mercy and love.

St. Maximilian Kolbe, patron of those struggling with addiction, pray for us! 🙏❤️‍🔥


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