Parish Youth Coordinating Council-El Salvador City

27/05/2026

As we prepare for the upcoming Vicariate Youth Day 2026, the Cross Visitation has officially begun and will journey through the 7 churches of the Divine Mercy Vicariate. ✝️

Yesterday, the Parish Youth Coordinating Council of El Salvador City warmly received the cross from the PYCC of Molugan. Thank you, PYCC Molugan, for the meaningful turnover and shared commitment in serving the youth. Special thanks also to Rev. Fr. Marlon Jardin SSJV for being with us and for your guidance and presence throughout this spiritual journey. 🤍

May this cross continue to unite every young people in faith, service, and love for Christ.

13/04/2026

Happy 34th Sacerdotal Anniversary, Fr. En-En 🎊

Today we celebrate not just the years, but the countless lives you have touched with your compassion, wisdom, and faithful service. Your vocation is a true blessing, and your dedication continues to inspire us to grow deeper in faith and love.

Thank you for being a shepherd who leads with grace and a servant who gives selflessly. Your vocation continues to inspire and remind us of God’s enduring presence in our lives.

May God continue to guide you, renew your spirit, and fill your ministry with even more grace in the years ahead. You are deeply appreciated and dearly loved by your parishioners. 🤍🫶

04/04/2026

Abril 3| BIYERNES SANTO: PAGPASIDUNGOG SA KRUS ☦️

Kagahapon, atong gipasidunggan ang Krus.

Atong gihandom ang kamatayon ni Jesus didto sa Kalbaryo. Ang dapit diin ang gugma gibubo sa hingpit. Ang dapit diin Iyang gihatag ang tanan alang kanato.

Sa dihang miduol kita aron mohalok sa Krus, dili lang kay usa ka lihok ang atong gihalad. Apil ang atong mga kasingkasing. Gibutang nato kini sa Iyang samaran nga mga kamot.

Ang Krus dili lang kasakit. Kini gugma. Kini kalooy. Kini kaluwasan.

Ang matag halok usa ka hilom nga pag-ampo. Usa ka pagtugyan. Usa ka malinawon nga “oo” ngadto Kaniya nga unang nahigugma kanato.

Human niini, mikuyog kita sa prosesyon ni Jesus ug ni Maria. Usa ka masulub-on nga paglakaw. Usa ka pahinumdom nga dili kita nag-inusara sa kasakit.

Kagahapon solemne. Kagahapon balaan. Kagahapon, ang gugma gilansang sa krus.

03/04/2026

18/02/2026

5 WAYS TO OBSERVE LENT: A CALL TO PRAYER, SACRIFICE, AND RENEWAL

Lent is a sacred season of grace, a time when the Church invites the faithful to grow in holiness through deeper conversion and sincere repentance. It is a forty-day journey of spiritual renewal that prepares our hearts for the celebration of Easter. During this holy season, we are called to turn away from sin and draw closer to God through meaningful practices that strengthen our faith and transform our lives. Here are five ways to observe Lent with devotion and purpose.

First, go deep in prayer. Prayer opens our hearts to God’s presence and allows us to listen to His voice. Through daily prayer, meditation on Scripture, and moments of silence before the Lord, we strengthen our relationship with Him and seek His guidance in our lives.

Second, participate in the Holy Mass. The Mass is the highest form of worship, where we encounter Christ in the Word and in the Eucharist. Attending Mass more frequently during Lent nourishes our souls and unites us more deeply with the saving sacrifice of Christ.

Third, practice almsgiving. Charity is an expression of love for God and neighbor. By helping the poor, serving those in need, and sharing our blessings, we reflect God’s compassion and become instruments of His mercy in the world.

Fourth, go to confession. The Sacrament of Reconciliation restores us to grace, heals our wounds caused by sin, and renews our friendship with God. Through sincere repentance and confession, we experience God’s boundless mercy and forgiveness.

Fifth, join a retreat. A retreat provides time for reflection, silence, and spiritual renewal. It allows us to step away from distractions, examine our lives, and grow closer to God in a deeper and more meaningful way.

May these practices guide us to true conversion of heart and lead us closer to God throughout this holy season.

04/02/2026

BRING YOUR BLESSED PALMS TO CHURCH

As we get ready for Ash Wednesday, we invite everyone to bring their old palm fronds (palaspas) to their parishes before Ash Wednesday. These blessed palms will be burned and used to make the ashes we receive, reminding us of repentance, humility, and our call to return to God.

Bring your blessed palms and take part in this meaningful Lenten preparation.

04/02/2026

THIS FEBRUARY, LOVE LIKE JESUS

This February, let us love as Jesus loved at the Cross, giving ourselves fully and faithfully to God’s will. May His sacrifice inspire our hearts to show mercy, forgive, and serve others with charity. Through prayer, the sacraments, and humble acts of love, let us unite our hearts to Christ and share His saving love with the world.

05/01/2026

ALWAYS BEGIN AGAIN

No matter what happened before, every day is a chance to start anew. Trust in God’s guidance, take small steps in faith, and let His love light your path forward.

15/12/2025