Parokya ni San Isidro Labrador sa Lope de Vega

02/05/2026

📢 Mass Schedule for May 2026
Join us in prayer and thanksgiving as we celebrate the Holy Eucharist in our different barangays this month of May. Let us come together as one community of faith under the guidance of our patron, St. Isidore the Farmer.

🙏 “St. Isidore the Farmer, pray for us and our parish.”

01/05/2026

Maupay po na adlaw! An samwak po para sa May, available na po sa kombento. Salamat!

30/04/2026

30/04/2026

Discernment.

Blooming.

30/04/2026

Katekista san Parokyan San Isidro Labrador-Lope de vega

Send a message to learn more

27/04/2026

To our dear barangays of Lope de Vega🥹,
We encourage each barangay to send at least five (5) old or aspiring catechists to the upcoming orientation.🤗
Your participation will help Katekista san Parokyan San Isidro Labrador-Lope de vega nurture more faithful servants in our community.💝💖

13/04/2026

😇

Veiling 101: Why do Catholic women veil?

Many women feel drawn to veil but are not always sure why. If that is you, you are not alone.

Veiling is a beautiful and ancient tradition in the Church. It is a quiet way women respond to the Real Presence of Jesus in the Eucharist. Just as the tabernacle is veiled because it holds something sacred, women veil as a sign of reverence before Our Lord.

Throughout Scripture, holy things are veiled. The Ark of the Covenant was veiled. The tabernacle was veiled. Even Moses veiled his face after encountering God.

For many women today, veiling becomes a personal prayer. It helps create a sense of peace, modesty, and recollection at Mass. It is not required by the Church, but it is a meaningful devotion embraced by generations of Catholic women.

If you feel called to veil, even a little, trust that invitation. Start simply. Start prayerfully. Start where you are.

You are always welcome to begin.