Krus ng Kapayapaan

10/04/2026

UPCOMING DATES TO REMEMBER

• April 12 — Divine Mercy Sunday
• May 13 — Our Lady of Fatima
• May 17 — Ascension of the Lord
• May 24 — Pentecost Sunday
• May 31 — Holy Trinity Sunday
• June 4 — Corpus Christi Sunday

• April 12 — Divine Mercy Sunday
This feast reminds us that no matter how great our sins or how far we feel from God, His mercy is always greater. Instituted in response to the revelations received by St. Faustina, Divine Mercy Sunday invites us to return to God with trust and confidence. It is a day to receive healing, forgiveness, and a fresh start, while also being called to show mercy and compassion to others in our daily lives.

• May 13 — Our Lady of Fatima
On this day, we remember the apparitions of the Blessed Virgin Mary to three young shepherds in Fatima, Portugal, in 1917. Her message was simple yet urgent: pray the Rosary, repent, and turn back to God. It is a powerful reminder that prayer has the ability to bring peace—not only in our personal lives, but in the whole world.

• May 17 — Ascension of the Lord
The Ascension marks the moment Jesus returned to Heaven, 40 days after His Resurrection. While it may seem like a “departure,” it is actually a moment of hope. Christ entrusts His mission to His followers and promises to remain with us in a new way. It reminds us that our true home is in Heaven, and that we are called to live with purpose here on earth.

• May 24 — Pentecost Sunday
Pentecost celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles, giving them courage, wisdom, and strength to proclaim the Gospel. It is often called the “birthday of the Church” because it marks the beginning of its mission to the world. This day reminds us that we, too, are empowered by the Holy Spirit to live boldly in faith and to share God’s love with others.

• May 31 — Holy Trinity Sunday
This feast honors the mystery of one God in three Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Though it is a mystery beyond full human understanding, it reveals that God is a relationship of perfect love. It invites us to reflect on how we are created in that love and called to live in unity, relationship, and self-giving love with others.

• June 4 — Corpus Christi Sunday
Corpus Christi celebrates the real presence of Jesus in the Holy Eucharist—His Body and Blood. It is a powerful reminder that Christ is not distant, but truly present with us in a tangible way. This feast invites us to deepen our reverence for the Eucharist and recognize it as the source and summit of our faith, nourishing us spiritually and strengthening our relationship with God.

08/04/2026

For 2027

HOLY WEEK 2027 WILL OCCUR EARLY

In 2027, Holy Week runs from March 21 (Palm Sunday) to March 28 (Easter Sunday). It is one of the most important religious periods in the largely Catholic Philippines, commemorating the final days of Jesus Christ’s life—his suffering, death, and resurrection.

Palm Sunday — March 21, 2027

Marks Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem.
Churchgoers bring palm fronds (palaspas) to be blessed.
Signals the beginning of Holy Week.

Maundy Thursday — March 25, 2027

(Regular Holiday in the Philippines)
Commemorates the Last Supper and the institution of the Eucharist.
Churches hold the “Mass of the Lord’s Supper.”
A common Filipino tradition is Visita Iglesia—visiting 7 or more churches for prayer.

Good Friday — March 26, 2027

(Regular Holiday in the Philippines)

Observes the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ.
A solemn day marked by fasting, abstinence, and prayer.
Many communities stage Senakulo (passion plays) and processions.

Black Saturday — March 27, 2027

A quiet day of mourning and reflection, symbolizing the time Jesus lay in the tomb.
No Mass is held during the day; anticipation builds for Easter.
The Easter Vigil is celebrated at night.

Easter Sunday — March 28, 2027

Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
Joyful Masses and traditions like Salubong (a pre-dawn reenactment of Mary meeting the risen Christ).
Marks the end of Holy Week and the start of the Easter season.

06/04/2026

Prayer for Easter Monday. ❤️

04/04/2026

EXSULTET! Muling nabuhay ang Panginoon! Alleluia! ❤️

“Ito ang gabi na winasak ni Kristo ang gapos ng kamatayan at nagbangon mula sa libingan bilang nagwagi.

O kahanga-hangang pag-ibig ng Ama! O di-masukat na pag-ibig at awa! Upang tubusin ang alipin, ibinigay mo ang iyong Anak!”

04/04/2026

The Easter Sunday Prayer and Blessing. 🙏

04/04/2026

PRAYER ON EASTER SUNDAY

On this glorious Easter Sunday, we come together as a people renewed by hope and filled with joy. After journeying through the sorrow of the Cross and the silence of the tomb, we now rejoice in the victory of life over death. With grateful hearts, we lift this prayer to God, celebrating the Resurrection of His Son, Jesus Christ, who brings light to our darkness and new life to our souls.

Almighty God, we gather today to celebrate the resurrection of your Son, Jesus Christ. We give you thanks for the gift of his life, death, and glorious triumph over death. Through his sacrifice, we have been redeemed and given the promise of eternal life. We rejoice in the hope and peace that Easter brings.

04/04/2026

Easter Sunday isn’t just a celebration of a new beginning…
it’s a quiet reminder that even after the darkest moments, light still finds its way back.
April 5, 2026 — a day of hope, renewal, and gentle healing.
A day that teaches us that not all endings are final…
some are just the beginning of something softer, something stronger.
Like the sunrise after a long night,
like a heart learning to beat again after loss,
Easter carries a promise we hold onto—
that life continues, love remains, and beauty can still grow from broken places.
May this Easter bring you peace in your thoughts,
warmth in your heart,
and the kind of quiet strength that reminds you…
you are still rising. 🌿✨

04/04/2026

Happy Easter Sunday of the Lord’s Resurrection! ❤️

04/04/2026

03/04/2026

Holy Saturday. ✝️