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Official page of La Consolacion College Manila - Campus Ministry Office Augustine’s spirit based on the core values of Unitas, Caritas, and Veritas.

VISION
The Campus Ministry of La Consolacion College Manila envisions a community of friends and learners, disciples of Jesus, seeking to love God and others, that is spiritually animated by St. MISSION
Guided by its vision, the Campus Ministry is committed to the spiritual formation of the members of the entire academic community thru planning, implementing, and evaluating spiritual and religious programs that will offer and propagate Christian Values and in the witness of the Christian life.

04/04/2026

APRIL 5 | EASTER SUNDAY

Matthew 28:6 – “He is not here; for he has been raised, just as he said.”

Today is Easter Sunday, the joyful celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus Christ. It marks the fulfillment of the Paschal Triduum, where Christ’s Passion and Death lead to His victory over sin and death. Easter is the greatest feast of the Church, proclaiming that Jesus is alive and that new life is given to all who believe in Him.

The word “Easter” is associated with new life and rising, reflecting the central message of the Resurrection. It is a day of triumph, where the sorrow of the cross is transformed into joy, and darkness is overcome by light. The empty tomb is a powerful sign that death does not have the final word—God’s love does.

Easter Sunday reminds us that no matter how difficult life may be, hope is always present. Just as Christ rose from the dead, we too are called to rise from our struggles, sins, and failures, and live a new life filled with hope and love.

03/04/2026

APRIL 3 | GOOD FRIDAY

John 19:30 – “It is finished.”

Today is Good Friday, the day we remember the suffering and death of Jesus on the cross. The Gospel recounts His Passion, where He offers His life out of love for humanity. Though it is a day of sorrow, it is also a day of deep gratitude, because through His sacrifice, we are given salvation. The cross, once a sign of suffering, becomes a symbol of hope and redemption.

Good Friday reminds us that love often requires sacrifice. In our own lives, we are called to carry our crosses with faith, trusting that even suffering can lead to new life.

02/04/2026

APRIL 2 | MAUNDY THURSDAY

John 13:34 – “I give you a new commandment: love one another. As I have loved you, so you also should love one another.”

Today is Maundy Thursday, the beginning of the Paschal Triduum—the three most sacred days in the Church: Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Vigil. These days commemorate the Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus Christ, forming one continuous celebration of His saving work.

The word “Maundy” comes from the Latin mandatum, which means “commandment.” It refers to the new commandment Jesus gave His disciples during the Last Supper—to love one another as He has loved them.

We also commemorate Jesus last meal with His disciples where He gives them this commandment. He also humbly washes their feet, teaching that true greatness is found in serving others. During this same moment, Christ institutes two important sacraments: the Eucharist, where He offers His Body and Blood, and Holy Orders, through which He entrusts His apostles to continue His mission.
Maundy Thursday invites us to live out Christ’s commandment of love in a real and concrete way. We are called not only to receive His love, especially in the Eucharist, but also to share it through our daily lives.

01/04/2026

APRIL 1 | HOLY WEDNESDAY

Matthew 26:15 – “What are you willing to give me if I hand him over to you?”

Today is Holy Wednesday, often called Spy Wednesday, when Judas agrees to betray Jesus for thirty pieces of silver. The Gospel shows how greed and sin can slowly take hold of the human heart. Judas, once a follower of Christ, chooses to turn away for personal gain. This day invites us to examine our own hearts and recognize the small compromises that can lead us away from God.

Holy Wednesday invites us to reflect on our choices. Even small decisions can either bring us closer to God or slowly lead us away from Him, so we must choose honesty and faithfulness each day.

31/03/2026

MARCH 31 | HOLY TUESDAY

John 13:21 – “Amen, amen, I say to you, one of you will betray me.”

Today is Holy Tuesday, a day that reveals the pain of betrayal and the depth of Jesus’ love. In the Gospel, Jesus announces that one of His own disciples will betray Him. Despite knowing what will happen, He remains calm and faithful to His mission. This moment shows that even in the face of rejection and suffering, Jesus does not turn away. Holy Tuesday reminds us that God understands our struggles, especially when trust is broken, and calls us to remain faithful even in difficult moments.

"He who shared His bread lifted up his heel against Him”. This reminds us the sorrow of betrayal, yet also the patience of Christ, who continues to love even those who turn away from Him. Holy Tuesday also invites us to remain faithful even when relationships fail or trust is broken. Like Jesus, we are called to respond not with bitterness, but with patience, forgiveness, and love.

30/03/2026

MARCH 30 | HOLY MONDAY

John 12:3 – “Mary took a pound of costly perfume made of pure nard, anointed the feet of Jesus, and wiped them with her hair; and the house was filled with the fragrance of the perfume.”

Today is Holy Monday, a day that invites us to reflect on a powerful act of love. In the Gospel, Jesus visits Bethany, where Mary expresses her deep devotion by anointing His feet with expensive perfume. While others question her actions, Jesus recognizes it as a sincere and meaningful offering, even pointing to His coming burial. This moment represents the difference between genuine love and superficial concern—Mary gives her best without hesitation, while Judas focuses only on what is lost. Holy Monday reminds us that true love for God is selfless and wholehearted, leaving a lasting “fragrance” through sacrifice and devotion.

As Saint Francis de Sales teaches, “The measure of love is to love without measure” (Treatise on the Love of God, Book I, Chapter 2). This reflects Mary’s action in the Gospel—her love was not calculated or limited, but freely given. In the same way, we are called to love God not with hesitation, but with generosity and a heart willing to give everything.

29/03/2026

MARCH 29 | PALM SUNDAY

Matthew 21:9 - “Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the highest."

Today is Palm Sunday, the day that marks the beginning of Holy Week. It remembers the moment when Jesus entered Jerusalem and was warmly welcomed by people who waved palm branches and laid them on the ground as a sign of honor and praise. This event symbolizes Jesus as a humble king who comes in peace, fulfilling ancient prophecy. Palm Sunday lies in its reminder of both joy and sacrifice—it celebrates Jesus’ kingship, but also foreshadows His suffering and crucifixion.

18/02/2026

FEBRUARY 18 | ASH WEDNESDAY
Beginning of Lenten Season

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the Lenten Season in the Church’s calendar and is observed as a day of prayer, fasting, and repentance. The Lenten Season, which lasts forty days, commemorates the time Jesus Christ spent fasting and praying in the desert, as narrated in the Gospel of Matthew (Matthew 4:1–11). During this period, we are invited to imitate Christ’s sacrifice through prayer, self-discipline, fasting, and almsgiving, preparing their hearts for the celebration of Easter and deepening their relationship with God.

On this day, ashes—usually made from burned palms of the previous year’s Palm Sunday—are placed on the forehead in the shape of a cross, accompanied by the words, “Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return,” or “Repent and believe in the Gospel.” This day reminds us of our mortality and calls us to conversion and spiritual renewal by inviting us to reflect on our lives, turn away from sin, and recommit ourselves to faith, prayer, and acts of charity.

11/02/2026

FEBRUARY 11 | MEMORIAL OF OUR LADY OF LOURDES
Patroness of the Sick
World Day of the Sick

The Apparition of Our Lady of Lourdes happened in 1858 in Lourdes, France, when the Blessed Virgin Mary appeared 18 times to a young girl named Saint Bernadette Soubirous. She appeared as a beautiful lady in white and asked Bernadette to pray the Rosary, do penance, and pray for sinners. During the apparitions, Mary asked Bernadette to dig in the ground, where a spring of water flowed and later became known for many miraculous healings. On March 25, she revealed herself as “the Immaculate Conception.”
These apparitions were approved by the Catholic Church in 1862, and Lourdes has since become one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the world.

Prayer to Our Lady of Lourdes

O ever-Immaculate Virgin, Mother of Mercy,
health of the sick, refuge of sinners,
comforter of the afflicted,
you know my wants, my troubles, my sufferings;
look with mercy on me.
By appearing in the Grotto of Lourdes,
you were pleased to make it a privileged sanctuary,
whence you dispense your favours;
and already many sufferers have obtained
the cure of their infirmities, both spiritual and corporal.
I come, therefore, with complete confidence
to implore your maternal intercession.
Obtain, O loving Mother, the grant of my requests.
(mention your petition)
Through gratitude for your favours,
I will endeavour to imitate your virtues,
that I may one day share your glory,
and bless you in eternity. Amen.

02/02/2026

FEBRUARY 2 | FEAST OF THE PRESENTATION OF THE LORD

The Church celebrates the Feast of the Presentation of the Lord on February 2, recalling when Mary and Joseph brought the infant Jesus to the Temple in Jerusalem to present Him to God in obedience to the Law of Moses and to fulfill the requirements of Jewish ritual purification and consecration of the firstborn son. At the Temple, the devout Simeon and the prophetess Anna recognized Jesus as the long‑awaited Savior and proclaimed Him as a light for all nations, a theme reflected in the blessing and procession of candles associated with this feast, which is also known as Candlemas. This celebration not only honors Christ as the Light of the World but also invites the faithful to reflect on the mystery of God meeting humanity and to renew their own commitment to welcome Christ into their hearts and lives with humility and faith, just as Simeon and Anna did.

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