EMHC-Sta. Teresita Parish (West Rembo)

28/05/2026

13/12/2025

12/12/2025

🎉 𝗛𝗔𝗣𝗣𝗬 𝗕𝗜𝗥𝗧𝗛𝗗𝗔𝗬 𝗙𝗥. ANGELITO! 🎉

Warmest greetings to, Rev. Fr. Angelito Pusikit, SMM!

On this special day, we thank the Lord for the gift of your life and vocation. Your dedication, leadership, and deep Marian devotion continue to inspire and guide us all in our mission.

May Our Lady, Queen of All Hearts, always intercede for you and accompany you in every step of your journey.

Ad multos annos, Fr. Angelito!

Glory to Jesus in Mary!
Glory to God Alone!
-St. Louis-Marie de Montfort

22/11/2025

29/10/2025

Huwag mong kalimutan ang mga tao na tumulong sa’yo noong panahong wala kang ibang maaasahan. Isama mo sila sa iyong panalangin. 🙏

28/10/2025

ANG UNDAS AY TUNGKOL SA KABANALAN, HINDI SA KATATAKUTAN

ipagdiwang natin ang Undas upang pagugunita sa lahat ng mga banal at sa kanilang kabanalan, huwag nating gawin ang kumpletong kabaligtaran, ang paggunita sa mga kababalaghan.

Kung ating babalikan, ang Undas o All Saints Day ay ginugunita na ng mga Kristiyano mula pa noong ika-apat na siglo. Noong taong 609, iprinoklama ni Pope Boniface IV na gunitain ang mga martir ng Simbahan sa ika-13 ng Mayo. Taong 835 naman nang pormal na itinatag ng Santo Papang si Gregory IV ang unang araw ng Nobyembre bilang araw ng mga Santo at ang ikalawang araw naman bilang pagalala sa mga pumanaw na. Alalahanin nating ang Undas ay isang makabuluhang pagdiriwang sa Simbahang Katoliko upang allahanin ang kabanalan ng mga santo, at hindi ng mga demonyo.

19/10/2025

The Ermita de San Nicolas de Tolentino in West Rembo (formerly part of Makati, now Taguig) has a history dating back to the late 17th century

🔸️Construction: It was constructed between 1686 and 1690. The Augustinian friar Buenaventura de Bejar started the construction, and it was completed by Friar Diego de Yepes. It was built with stone walls and a cogon roof.

🔸️Origin/Legend: The chapel is associated with a local legend concerning a miracle of San Nicolas de Tolentino. The story, related by an Augustinian historian, claims that a Chinese merchant, initially refusing conversion, was saved from a crocodile (or "caiman") in the Pasig River after invoking the saint's name. In gratitude for this miracle, which supposedly petrified the crocodile, the merchant converted to Christianity and erected the ermita (chapel) near the site, which was close to the Guadalupe Monastery.

🔸️Significance: Historically, the chapel was a site of pilgrimage and was particularly significant to the Chinese faithful, who held spectacular fluvial (river) processions in memory of the miracle.

14/10/2025