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27/06/2026

13th Sunday in Ordinary Time
June 27, 2026 (6:00 PM)
Mass Presider: Rev. Fr. Anthony Tho, CMF

“Let us love God with the strength of our arms, in the sweat of our brow.” — Saint Vincent de PaulTo love God is not onl...
25/06/2026

“Let us love God with the strength of our arms, in the sweat of our brow.” — Saint Vincent de Paul

To love God is not only through words, prayers, or beautiful intentions. True love for God is also shown in how we work, serve, sacrifice, and persevere each day. Every honest effort, every action fulfilled with integrity, every act of selfless kindness - these become offerings to Him.

God is glorified not only in moments inside the church, but also in our daily routines: in caring for family, helping others, doing our work faithfully, and continuing despite difficulties. The “sweat of our brow” reminds us that holiness can be found in dedication, discipline, and service.

Our effort/action gains deeper meaning when we do it with love. The unseen sacrifices, and the trials we endure are never wasted when offered this to God. Even when we are tired, there is grace when our work becomes an expression of faith and love.

May we remember that every action, no matter how small, can become sacred when done for God and for others.

Prayer:

Lord, teach us to love You not only with our words, but through our actions, our service, and our daily work. Give us strength when we grow weary, patience when challenges arise, and a heart that serves with humility and joy. May every effort we make bring glory to You and become a blessing to others. Amen.

The Voice Crying in the Wilderness: Feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist Today, June 24th, the Church celebrate...
24/06/2026

The Voice Crying in the Wilderness: Feast of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist

Today, June 24th, the Church celebrates a rare and profound solemnity: the birth of St. John the Baptist. While we usually celebrate saints on the day of their death (their birth into heaven), John is one of the very few—alongside our Blessed Mother—whose earthly birth we commemorate. Why? Because his arrival marks the dawn of salvation history.

John’s entire existence was designed for a singular, radical purpose: to fade into the background so that Christ might be known. He was the bridge between the Old and New Testaments, the herald who paved the highway for the Messiah, and the voice calling humanity back to God.

John did not offer a comfortable message; he called for metanoia—a total conversion of heart and mind. He reminded the world that welcoming Christ requires clearing out the clutter of sin.

"Behold, I am sending my messenger ahead of you; he will prepare your way. A voice of one crying out in the desert: 'Prepare the way of the Lord, make straight his paths.'"
— Mark 1:2-3 (Reflecting Isaiah 40:3)

Theology teaches us that John’s greatness lay entirely in his humility. Jesus called him the greatest born of women, yet John’s personal mantra was, "He must increase; I must decrease" (John 3:30).

John didn’t point people to himself; he pointed straight to the Lamb of God. His life reminds us that true evangelization isn't about making ourselves popular—it’s about making Christ visible.

As we celebrate his nativity, John's prophetic voice still echoes across our digital feeds and into our hearts. Preparing the way for Jesus isn't a historical event; it's a daily, personal mission.

What needs to be "made straight" in our lives today?

What habits, prides, or distractions are blocking the path of the Lord into our hearts?

Let us pray today for the grace of true conversion and the courage to be modern-day heralds, paving the way for Jesus in our families, workplaces, and communities.

St. John the Baptist, precursor of the Redeemer, pray for us!

In a world filled with endless pursuits, worries, and distractions, Jesus calls us to a radical reordering of priorities...
23/06/2026

In a world filled with endless pursuits, worries, and distractions, Jesus calls us to a radical reordering of priorities: seek God first. This means allowing Him to be at the center of our lives—the One who shapes our decisions, desires, and direction. When God's kingdom comes first, everything else begins to find its proper place.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches that “the desire for God is written in the human heart” (CCC 27). Our restless search for fulfillment, security, success, and meaning ultimately finds its true answer in Him. To seek His kingdom is to align our lives with His will, trusting that He knows what we need even before we ask.

This invitation also challenges us to let go of anxiety and the need to control everything. As St. Ignatius of Loyola teaches through the spirit of holy indifference, we are called to be free from attachments that hinder God's will, desiring only what leads us closer to Him. When we entrust our needs, plans, and future to God, we discover a deeper freedom—the peace that comes from knowing that God is enough and that His providence never fails.

Reflection Question
What am I placing first in my life right now, and does it lead me closer to God's kingdom?

Faith in Action
Begin your day by offering your plans to God, and consciously choose one action today that reflects His will over your own preference.

GospelMatthew 10:26-33
21/06/2026

Gospel
Matthew 10:26-33

Happy Father's DayWe thank God for all fathers and father figures whose love, sacrifice, and guidance reflect God's care...
21/06/2026

Happy Father's Day

We thank God for all fathers and father figures whose love, sacrifice, and guidance reflect God's care for His people.

20/06/2026

𝐌𝐀𝐊𝐈𝐈𝐒𝐀 | mula sa Roman Catholic Bishop of Novaliches - Tahanang Pari, Diyosesis ng Novaliches.

Ang Pagdiriwang ng Banal na Eukaristiya ngayong Ika-12 Linggo sa Karaniwang Panahon na pangungunahan ng Obispo ng Diyosesis ng Novaliches, Lubos na Kagalang-galang ROBERTO O. GAA, D. D.



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20/06/2026

VESPERS SEASON 3 EPISODE 17
Online Evangelization with Fr. Pipo Mercadejas, CMF and Fr. Wigbert Papa, CMF with Guest Priest Fr. Jinjo Solis.

20/06/2026

12th Sunday in Ordinary Time - Father's Day
June 20, 2026 (6:00 PM)
Mass Presider: Rev. Fr. Glen Frederick W. Quela

In this time of need, let us become bearers of hope and compassion. Your donation can help provide food, clean water, hy...
20/06/2026

In this time of need, let us become bearers of hope and compassion. Your donation can help provide food, clean water, hygiene kits, and spiritual support to our brothers and sisters affected by the earthquake in Mindanao. Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference.


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