MLCC-Religious Sisters : Vocation Promotion

05/06/2026

WHO IS JESUS FOR YOU? | “Jesus asks a question that seems puzzling at first: “How do the scribes claim that the Christ is the son of David? David himself calls Him Lord.”

Jesus is inviting the people to look deeper. Many expected the Messiah to be simply a great political leader, a powerful king like David who would solve their earthly problems. But Jesus wants them to understand that the Messiah is much more than that. He is not only David’s descendant; He is David’s Lord. He is not merely a human leader; He is the Son of God.

The lesson for us is simple but important: we must not reduce Jesus to our own expectations.

Sometimes we want Jesus to fit our plans. We want Him to bless our opinions, support our preferences, or solve our problems according to our timetable. We want a Jesus who agrees with us.

But true faith is not asking Jesus to follow us. True faith is choosing to follow Him.

This Gospel also speaks powerfully to our world today. We live in a time when many people place enormous hope in politicians, celebrities, influencers, technology, or wealth. While good leaders are important, no human leader can save us completely. History repeatedly teaches us that every human leader has limitations.

Only Christ can save the human heart. That is why Christians must always keep their eyes fixed on Jesus. Political leaders come and go. Popular personalities rise and fall. Public opinion changes from day to day. But Christ remains the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Perhaps the greatest question we can ask ourselves today is this: Who is Jesus for me? Is He merely someone I remember on Sundays? A figure in history? A source of comfort when I am in trouble?

Or is He truly my Lord, the One whose teachings guide my decisions, whose Gospel shapes my values, and whose love inspires the way I treat others?

The Gospel tells us that “the great crowd heard Him with delight.” Why? Because Jesus spoke the truth with wisdom and authority. People recognized that He offered something deeper than politics, power, or popularity. He offered God.

May we never be content with a small image of Jesus. May we discover Him anew as our Savior, our Lord, and our hope.

And may our nation, our families, and our communities learn to place their ultimate trust not in human power but in Christ, who alone can renew hearts and transform the world.”

— Cebu Archbishop Alberto “Abet” Uy
Maymay sa Magbalantay | 05 June 2026

30/05/2026

23/05/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, SR. IN-IN! May our loving Lord fill your heart with joy, peace, and strength today and always . May He continue to bless your life, vocation, and ministry with abundant grace. Thank you for your dedication and inspiring witness of faith. Praying for good health, happiness, and many more fruitful years ahead. God bless you always!

19/05/2026

Some calls from God are not loud.

Sometimes they begin quietly…
through prayer,
through longing,
through a desire to live for something greater.

The Religious Sisters of Mary’s Little Children Community live a life centered on Jesus through prayer, healing, evangelization, and mission.

A life given in love.
A life lived with purpose.
A life guided by Mary.

And maybe, just maybe…
God is calling your heart too.

Would you ever consider religious life?

Message us anytime. 💙

14/05/2026

What if God is calling you… and you’ve been ignoring the whisper?”

Not everyone is called to the same path.
But everyone is called to holiness.

For some, that call becomes a life of prayer, mission, healing, and service.

The Religious Sisters of Mary’s Little Children Community dedicate their lives to bringing people closer to Jesus through evangelization, deliverance , and God’s healing love.

Maybe the restlessness in your heart is not emptiness.
Maybe it is an invitation.

Could God be calling you to more?

Send us a message. 💙

08/05/2026

With joyful hearts and grateful prayers, we warmly welcome the newly elected Council of Sisters of Mary’s Little Children Community: Sr. Laarni B. Landrito, MLCC our new Servant Moderator; Sr. Reina Fenina S. Casulla, MLCC, Vicar General; and Council Members Sr. Velma Florencia F. Estela, MLCC Sr. Rosemary B. Ybañez,MLCC and Sr. Elpidia C. Palban,MLCC.

As you begin this sacred mission of leadership and service, please be assured of our prayers, support, and fraternal communion. May the Holy Spirit guide, bless, and strengthen you with wisdom, humility, courage, and unwavering love as you faithfully shepherd the Community in the spirit of Mary.

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With hearts full of gratitude, we likewise extend our sincere appreciation to the outgoing Council of Sisters under the leadership of Sr. Velma Florencia F. Estela, MLCC Servant Moderator; Sr. Reina Fenina S. Casulla,MLCC, Vicar General; and Council Members Sr. Laarni B. Landrito, MLCC, Sr. Rosemary B. Ybañez, and Sr. Marcela L. Cubid, MLCC.

Thank you for your faithful leadership, generous service, and loving dedication to the Community. Your witness of humility, sacrifice, and steadfast commitment has been a true blessing and inspiration. May the Lord graciously reward your goodness and continue to strengthen you in your ongoing mission of service.