The Feast Carmona

The Feast Carmona At Feast Carmona, the miracle continues—join us and be part of a spiritual home where you are loved! Join our weekly Catholic gathering. Admission is free.
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Sundays
9:30AM-Holy Mass
8:30AM & 10:30AM- Worship & Talk

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Hindi man madaling mag-rejoice sa suffering, God can still use our pain to make us love more, grow deeper, trust Him mor...
28/08/2026

Hindi man madaling mag-rejoice sa suffering, God can still use our pain to make us love more, grow deeper, trust Him more, and become stronger together.

Some of our deepest encounters with God happen in the middle of our pain. Whatever you're going through, you don't have to go through it alone.❤️
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Join us and discover how God can work even through your suffering. 🙏
📅 August 30, 2026
⏰ 8:30 AM – Feast First Session
⏰ 9:30 AM – Holy Mass
⏰ 10:30 AM – Feast Second Session
📍 2F Verdant Square, Governor's Drive, Carmona Cavite
🎟️ Free admission
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❤️Love is the center of God's Kingdom. Love is the embodiment of God's self-giving character. Love is the message of the...
28/08/2026

❤️Love is the center of God's Kingdom. Love is the embodiment of God's self-giving character. Love is the message of the Cross.

✅Talk 1: Jesus Is Enough
✅Series: Enough (A Bible Study on Paul’s Letter to the Colossians)
▶️Watch the full message here: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1360706672815509
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“He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation. For in him were created all things in heaven and on earth, the visible and the invisible, whether thrones or dominions or principalities or powers; all things were created through him and for him. He is before all things, and in him all things hold together.” -Colossians 1:15-17 NABRE
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⛪ A STORY THAT STOPPED US IN OUR TRACKS ⛪During last Saturday's iGive Club Gathering, our iGive Head, Sis Arpee Navarro,...
28/08/2026

⛪ A STORY THAT STOPPED US IN OUR TRACKS ⛪

During last Saturday's iGive Club Gathering, our iGive Head, Sis Arpee Navarro, shared something that left the whole room quiet.

A photo of a beautiful, half-built church — grand arches, tall windows, a bell tower reaching up to the sky. Construction had already gone far. And then it just... stopped. Abandoned. Left to the grass and the weather.

Why? Because the mission depended on one donor. And when that donor passed away, so did the giving — and so did the vision. 💔

Sis Arpee reminded us: this is what happens when generosity isn't passed on. A legacy that lives in only one heart, one generation, one giver — dies with that giver.

That's why iGive isn't just about giving today. It's about raising a generation who will give tomorrow. 🙏

She pointed us to Deuteronomy 6:4–9 — God's command to love Him with all our heart, soul, and strength, and to impress these commandments on our children. Talk about them at home. Live them out daily. Let them be woven into everyday life — not just our own, but our children's too.

So our prayer as an iGive Club family isn't just "Lord, help us give." It's "Lord, help us raise children who will give too" — so this legacy of generosity doesn't stop with us. It continues, generation after generation. 💛

Thank you, Sis Arpee San Miguel Navarro , for the reminder that giving is never meant to end with us.

Visit our IGive Club The Feast Carmona booth at The Feast Carmona every Sunday. You will be amaze when you know the details of it's mission.💖

Are You Ready?“So you, too, must keep watch! For you do not know the day or hour of my return.” – Matthew 25:13, NLTLast...
27/08/2026

Are You Ready?

“So you, too, must keep watch! For you do not know the day or hour of my return.” – Matthew 25:13, NLT

Last year, we lost a great friend, colleague, brother, and leader in the community, Tito Bimbo Leonardo. It was a sad yet glorious moment for his family, friends, and community. Why glorious, you may ask? In my eulogy, I shared three things that I fondly remember him by.

First, Tito Bimbo showed and made me aware of what being loved and accepted is all about.

Second, he was a wise man who took the liberty of making sure that he fulfilled what he needed to do.

Third, which I feel made a great impact, he showed me that even if he was afraid, he was ready to be with God. The last words he uttered that I personally witnessed were, “See you when I get there.” It was a powerful statement that showed peace and readiness. This attitude could only come from a life well lived, made ready by a strong relationship he built with God.

Tito Bimbo reminded me to always keep watch, deepen my faith, and be alert when God intervenes.

Mike Ybiernas ([email protected])

Reflect: Are you ready if God calls you back soon? What do you need to do that will make you ready and peaceful?

More than a study of God's names and attributes, this series is an invitation to move beyond simply knowing about God an...
27/08/2026

More than a study of God's names and attributes, this series is an invitation to move beyond simply knowing about God and into truly knowing Him, discovering, layer by layer, the character of the Great I Am.

Here's the key messages that challenged, encouraged, and inspired us through our series “The Great I Am: Discovering The Character of God”.

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How Much Time Do You Have left?“Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come. – Matthew...
26/08/2026

How Much Time Do You Have left?

“Therefore keep watch, because you do not know on what day your Lord will come. – Matthew 24:42

Nine days before her 48th birthday, my sister who was just diagnosed with cancer, underwent a medical procedure. Hundreds of people prayed with us for her operation. We were in high spirits and we even took a selfie before she went in the operating room. It never once crossed my mind that the procedure would fail. Just hours later, she died in the ICU. God had other plans.

If there is one good thing from this experience, it’s the reminder that life is a gift. It’s an opportunity to love and appreciate those around us. Every day is a chance to apologize to the people we have hurt and to forgive those who have hurt us. It’s an opportunity to be kinder, more loving, and more caring. I wish I had more time with my sister, but I’m grateful for the time we had, no matter how limited.

Friends, the fact that you’re reading this today means you are blessed with the ultimate resource—time. Let’s not waste it with pettiness and bitterness. After all, we never know how much time we really have left.

Ped Faytaren ([email protected])

Reflect: Life is too short to waste on regrets, resentments, and recriminations. Forgive much, love more, and live to the full.

26/08/2026

Hindi mo kailangang hanapin ang "something more". Get to know the One who is more than enough, the One who holds all things together. ❤️

26/08/2026

May pinagdadaanan ka ba ngayon? Remember, your struggles are not the end of your story. Hindi ka sinisira ng challenges...hinuhubog ka nito. Every struggle can make you stronger, wiser, and better. Kapit lang, God is with you every step of the way. 🙏

Work as our Sacred MissionInstead we work and toiled . . . We did it to be an example for you to follow. – 2 Thessalonia...
25/08/2026

Work as our Sacred Mission

Instead we work and toiled . . . We did it to be an example for you to follow. – 2 Thessalonians 3:8-9

In my childhood, my parents instilled in us the value of hard work. “Nothing comes for free in life,” I learned. So I played and tinkered around in our garment shop. Later, I was assigned appropriate tasks. In my teens, I was given more responsibilities in the business amidst my studies. \

When I took my doctorate studies in my 30s, all the more I realized that there are no shortcuts in life. Studying, working, and raising kids at the same time were not easy! Now, as parent of teens, we tell them to use their God-given talents and connect their career path to their life mission. We talk about hard work and purpose, and giving their best.

As my son starts a new chapter in college, I reflect on how crucial it is to walk our talk. How I was raised affected my work ethics, the way I use my talents and gifts, and how I fulfill my life mission. I pray that we are setting good examples for our children in speech and action.

Ichel Alignay ([email protected])

Reflect: Your work is not just a job where you earn money to make a living. Your job is your sacred mission where you fulfill God’s purpose for you in your daily life.

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