Claretian Missionary Sisters

04/10/2024

"A good teacher is like a candle-it consumes itself to light the way of others".

Happy Teacher's Day to all the teachers!💐💐

Mabuhay ang mga magigiting nating mga g**o! 🎊🎉

26/07/2023

Last night:

Donor-Donee Night! 🎊🤝

26/07/2023

July 25, 2023
Day 2: SRG 7th Asian Philanthropic Development Conference
Unity and Solidarity: Nurturing towards a Stronger Ecosystem of Good

24/07/2023

July 24, 2023
Day 1: SRG Asian Philanthropic Development Conference 2023. Theme: Unity and Solidarity and Stronger Ecosystem of Good

24/07/2023

ATM: Day 1 Spring Rain Global's 7th APDC 2023: Unity and Solidarity Nurturing towards a Strong Ecosystem of Good

31/03/2023

LOOK: Claretian Missionary Sisters PDO attended the 2 days Director's meeting which held March 30-31, 2023 at the St. Camillus Pastoral Care Center in Quezon City.

10/02/2023

We praise and thank God for the gift of life He has given you.

Many happy returns of the day Ma'am Mary Ann! Stay blessed and may you continue to be a blessing to others!🎂🎁🌷🥀🌼🌻🌺💐

28/01/2023

Pray, Hope and don't worry.😇☝️🙏

Pray, hope, and do not worry! 💖

27/01/2023

While Christians often repeat the claim that marriage is a “covenant, not a contract,” what does this mean? What’s the difference? And why is the distinction significant and important ?

A contract marriage is an “If you.., then I..” exchange. You and your spouse have an unspoken agreement, in which each of you is committed to meeting each other’s needs, as long as they meet yours.

The problem with this mentality is that no one can fulfill the needs of their spouse fully or perfectly. You will find yourself keeping a mental score sheet - as soon as your spouse lets you down, you feel justified in withholding something from them. It’s easy to walk away from a marriage when you have a contract mentality that says, “They didn’t hold up their end of the agreement, so I don’t have to hold up my end either.”

A covenant marriage on the other hand, says, “No matter what, I DO.” You put the needs of the relationship ahead of your own needs, humbly serving each other much as Christ serves the church, regardless of what you get in return.

Viewing marriage as a covenant necessitates loving confrontation and forgiveness of sin when your spouse fails you and that can make one feel very vulnerable. There will be many times (even in the best marriages) where one or both spouses just don’t feel like “honoring” or “cherishing” the other. These are the times when we must choose to be covenant-minded and to honor the vows we made before God to love our spouse come what may.

The way to experience marital fulfillment and to be successful through difficulties in marriage is to settle clearly in your own minds: “I made a solemn promise, and with God’s help I intend to keep it. I’m a person of my word. I’m in this (marriage) for life.”

➡️ Reflect on your vows. What did you pledge to one another? What has been hardest for you to uphold?

27/01/2023

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As we wake up into another day, let us start offering it to the Lord.

+In the Name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

27/12/2022

Here's to wish our beloved friend and donor sir Joey a Happiest birthday!🎂🍾🎉🎊

Enjoy God's abundant blessings and have a blast1! 🎊🎉

23/12/2022

ARAL NG IKA-WALONG SIMBANG GABI: Ang Diyos ay tapat at sagana kung magbigay ng mga pagpapala. Kaya Niyang bigyan ng supling ang mga mag-asawang hindi makabuo. Kaya Niyang gawin ang mga imposible. 🙏