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11/06/2021

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23/05/2021

22/05/2021

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH!

Pentecost is also known as the birth of the church. Why? Because it is the start of the public ministry of the church.

Viva Iglesia Catholica! Since 33AD! The true Church that Jesus Christ founded

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13/05/2021

Maligayang Kaarawan sa ating Pinakamasipag, matulungin at mapagpakumbabang lingkod ng Diyos at ng Barangay, Kap. Fatima Vasquez Balmonte. Kasabay ng kanyang kaarawan ang kapiyestan ng Our Lady of Fatima. Nawa'y patuloy po kayong pagpapala para sa aming lahat! 🥰

12/05/2021

The origin of the word Fatima as a Portuguese village is interesting. In 1158, a high-ranking party of the Moorish occupiers were ambushed on the riverbanks of Sado, and the captives were taken to the Portuguese King, Alphonso Henriques in Santarem.

The leader of the Christian knights, Goncalo Hermingues became enamored of one of the young women of the party whose name was Fatima. He asked the King if he could take her as his wife. The king agreed provided that Fatima herself consented, and that she became a Christian.

She returned Goncalo’s affection for she agreed on both counts and was given the name Oureana – the Golden One. When she died, her body was transferred to a grave in monastic lands not far from the couple’s village and built a small commemorative chapel there which, probably because her Christian name was already in use, became known by her former Muslim name, Fatima.

Some see a Muslim name being used as the name of one of the greatest shrines of Christendom as ironic. “What could be more pleasing in these troubled times than to see Catholics praying to a Jewish mother in a place named after Muhammad’s eldest daughter.” Others see it as underlining universality of the message of the Blessed Virgin Mary that she gave in her apparitions.

Coincidentally, tomorrow’s 104th Anniversary of the First Apparition of Our Lady of Fatima is also the Eid’l Fitr or the Feast of Ramadhan celebrated by the Muslims. (Jilson Tio)