Nuestra Señora de la Paz Chapel Youth Ministry

29/05/2026

📣 FEAST DAY MASS SCHEDULE 📣

In celebration of the Feast Day of Nuestra Señora de la Paz, we warmly invite everyone to join us in the Holy Mass and festivities as we come together in prayer and thanksgiving.

🗓 Date: May 30, 2026
📍 Venue: Brgy. Kalinawan Chapel
⏰ Mass Schedule: 9:00 AM

Let us celebrate this meaningful occasion with faith, unity, and gratitude.

01/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: The youth’s simple yet heartfelt preparations for Flores de Mayo 2026.🌸

Yana nga bulan han Mayo, igindidikar naton an matag adlaw ha pagpasidungog han Mahal nga Birhen Maria pinaagi hin pag-ampo, pagkaurusa, ug mga simple nga buhat han debosyon.

We invite all families, especially the children and youth, to join together in honoring Mama Mary. With flowers, prayers, and devotion, let this Flores de Mayo be a time of grace, drawing us closer to her Son through her motherly embrace.

FLORES DE MAYO 2026
🕓 3:00 PM
Brgy. Kalinawan Chapel

03/04/2026

Someone died for you today. 🙏

28/03/2026

PALM SUNDAY 2026

Join us this Palm Sunday as we commemorate Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem! This significant day marks the beginning of Holy Week, a time of reflection and spiritual renewal, transitioning us from the desert of Lent toward the profound mysteries of the Passion.

Mass Schedule:
4:30 AM
7:00 AM
4:30 PM

19/02/2026

May mga araw na pakiramdam mo paulit-ulit ang pagbagsak.

Paulit-ulit ang pagod. Paulit-ulit ang laban.

Pero ang Stations of the Cross ay paalala nahindi lang ikaw ang nadadapa. At hindi ka Niya iniiwan sa lupa.

Sa bawat istasyon, may pag-ibig.
Sa bawat paghihirap, may pag-asa.

Maglaan tayo ng sandali ngayong Biyernes.
Maglakad kasama Siya.

Hindi ka Niya sinusukuan.

17/02/2026

ASH WEDNESDAY IS A DAY OF:

✓FASTING (18-59 YEARS OLD)
✓ABSTINENCE (14 AND ABOVE)

A friendly reminder from your HugotSeminarista family:

Today is ASH WEDNESDAY. As Catholics, we are encouraged to do the following practices: FASTING and ABSTINENCE.

(1) FASTING
- It is a form of penance that involves limiting kinds or amount of food or drink consumption.
- Catholics who are 18-59 years old are eligible to this practice.
- Days of fasting (with abstinence) are Ash Wednesday and Good Friday.
- During fasting, the faithful should only eat 1 regular meal and 2 small meals (should not exceed the main amount of the main meal)
- Fast is broken by eating between meals and by drinks which could be considered food (milk shakes, but not milk).

(2) ABSTINENCE
- It is another form of penance that involves refraining from kinds of food or drink.
- This should be practiced by Catholics who are 14 years old and above (until death).
- During abstinence, the faithful should refrain from eating meat (i.e. flesh and organs of mammals and birds), but may consume fish and shellfish.
- Days of abstinence are Fridays in Lent.

N.B. Some people can be excused from fasting and abstinence. They are:

- persons with disabilities which make it difficult to understand or observe the practice (e.g. people with mental health concerns)
- the sick, frail, pregnant, or nursing women, according to need for meat or nourishment
- manual laborers, according to need
- guests at a meal who cannot excuse themselves without giving great offence or causing enmity
- those in other situations of moral or physical impossibility to observe the penitential discipline

13/01/2026

Why Did God Choose to Become a Child?

When you see the Santo Niño—small, smiling, innocent—you feel something soften inside you. It becomes easy to love Him, easy to pray, easy to come close.

God made Himself small so that anyone, even the poorest shepherd or the most sinful soul, could approach without fear.

10/01/2026

❤️

"We do not serve in order to be blessed. We serve because we have been blessed." - Bishop Raul

01/01/2026

JANUARY 2026

In the first part of January, we continue to rejoice and celebrate Christ's coming at Bethlehem and in our hearts. We have the wonderful feasts of Mary, Mother of God, where we honor Mary's highest title, and then we follow the Magi to the crib as they bring their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh on Epiphany. Finally, we reach the culmination of this season with the Baptism of Our Lord by St. John the Baptist. With a touch of sadness, we take down our decorations and enter into the liturgical period known as Ordinary Time, where we will devote ourselves to the mystery of Christ in its entirety.

This is a time of growth and an opportunity to allow the dignity of Sunday to shine forth prolonging the joy of Easter and Pentecost. Besides those previously mentioned the month's saint days include:
Mary Mother of God (January 1),
Holy Name of Jesus (January 3),
St. John Neumann (January 5),
St. André Bessette (January 6),
St. Raymond of Penafort (January 7),
St. Anthony, Abbot (January 17),
Sts. Fabian and Sebastian (January 20),
St. Agnes (January 21),
St. Francis de Sales (January 24),
Sts. Timothy and Titus (January 26),
St. Angela Merici (January 27),
St. Thomas Aquinas (January 28)
St. John Bosco (January 31)

The Memorial of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton (January 4) and the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul (January 25) are superseded by the Sunday liturgy.

Source: Catholic Culture

31/12/2025

PRAYER FOR THE NEW YEAR | As 2025 draws to a close, we look back with gratitude for the blessings, the lessons, and the people who have walked with us. Every joy, every trial, every encounter has been a gift from God, shaping us and strengthening our faith.

As we step into 2026, let us place our confidence in Him, trusting His guidance, embracing His love, and allowing His Spirit to lead us to live with courage, generosity, and hope. So we pray.

22/12/2025

PIT SENYOR! sa good governance kini!

26 days to go before Fiesta Señor!

Come and join us as we celebrate Cebu’s grandest feast, the Feast of the Santo Niño de Cebu, on January 18, 2026.

For more information about the 461st Fiesta Señor, please visit:
https://santoninodecebubasilica.org/.../fiesta-senor-2026/

Viva Pit Senyor!