SCPS - CCF Campus Ministry

23/08/2026

𝗙𝗘𝗔𝗦𝗧 𝗗𝗔𝗬 | ST. ROSE OF LIMA

How far would you go to live a life of faith, even when faced with opposition from your own family?

Today, August 23, as we celebrate the feast of St. Rose of Lima, we honor a woman who lived that very struggle, choosing God above all else and becoming a symbol of courage and compassion.

St. Rose was canonized on April 12, 1671. Born into a noble family in Peru, she was drawn early to a spiritual life and penitential practices. Her family wanted her to marry, but she resisted. To discourage suitors, she cut her hair and even scarred her skin with peppers, showing her determination to follow her chosen path.

Since her parents forbade her from entering the convent, she joined the Third Dominican Order while living at home. Inspired by St. Catherine of Siena, she made a perpetual vow of virginity and served for 11 years with deep devotion. She cared for the sick, helped the poor, and practiced strict penance, becoming a model of resilience and charity.

Her life continues to inspire Catholics to live with devotion, compassion, and courage.

May St. Rose of Lima guide and help us to live a life of deep devotion and compassion.

Pray for us that we may devote our lives to God wholeheartedly.




✍️ Paula Denise Blanco

12/08/2026

UPDATE: School offices are operating until 11:30 a.m. today, handling transactions manually due to ongoing power outages.

𝗦𝗖𝗛𝗢𝗢𝗟 𝗔𝗗𝗩𝗜𝗦𝗢𝗥𝗬 | SCPS classes shift to async on Aug. 12

Sta. Cecilia Parochial School announced that all classes will shift to asynchronous learning today, August 12, due to ongoing power interruptions around the school area.

Affected students and personnel are given time to recover from recent flooding.

Students are instructed to coordinate directly with their respective teachers for learning activities and class instructions.

According to the school’s administration, school offices remain closed today.

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

𝗖𝗨𝗥𝗥𝗜𝗖𝗨𝗟𝗨𝗠 𝗠𝗔𝗦𝗦 | “Kami ay umaasa na hindi lamang katalinuhan ang inyong dala kung hindi pati katinuan, pagiging moral, at pagiging banal. Kaya tayo may Curriculum Mass. Ito ay dahil lahat ng kabanalan ng mga tao ay nagsisimula sa pagiging kapit na kapit kay Kristo. Huwag kang bibitaw.” – Rev. Fr. Jul Elden Nuique

His words reminded the Cecilian community during the First Curriculum Mass that education must go beyond the pursuit of knowledge. It is a call to nurture faith, integrity, and compassion, ensuring that wisdom is always anchored in Christ.

The Eucharistic celebration invited students to embrace their academic journey as a path of service and moral responsibility, holding fast to Christ as their foundation and becoming living witnesses of God’s love in their daily lives.

May we all continue to grow in wisdom and holiness, allowing Christ’s love to guide our studies, our service, and our actions so that we may reflect His presence in the world.

23/07/2026

July 24, 2026 — Saint Charbel Makhlouf

Saint Charbel Makhlouf was a 19th-century Maronite monk and priest from Lebanon. He is revered throughout the world for his deep holiness and the many miraculous healings attributed to his intercession.

Saint Charbel embraced a life of silence, prayer, and devotion to the Eucharist. He spent his last 23 years as a hermit, completely dedicated to God. Even after his death, countless people have experienced healing and conversion through his prayers.

Reflection:
Saint Charbel Makhlouf teaches us that a life rooted in prayer and the Eucharist bears lasting fruit. Though he lived in silence and solitude, his holiness continues to inspire and bring healing to countless people around the world.

Prayer:
Saint Charbel Makhlouf, pray for us, that we may grow in our love for prayer, remain close to Jesus in the Eucharist, and trust in God's healing grace every day. Amen.

22/07/2026

July 23, 2026 — Saint Bridget of Sweden

Saint Bridget of Sweden was a 14th-century Swedish Catholic mystic and the founder of the Bridgettines. She is revered as a patron saint of Europe, Sweden, and widows.

Born into a noble family, Bridget lived a comfortable life, but her heart belonged entirely to God. After the death of her husband, she chose a life of prayer and service, founded the Bridgettine Order, and courageously called kings and popes to live according to the Gospel.

Reflection:
Saint Bridget of Sweden reminds us that holiness is found in listening to God's call, regardless of our stage in life. Her courage to leave comfort behind for the sake of Christ inspires us to place God's will above our own plans.

Prayer:
Saint Bridget of Sweden, pray for us, that we may faithfully follow God's call, seek wisdom in prayer, and courageously live as instruments of peace and renewal. Amen.

21/07/2026

July 22, 2026 — Saint Mary Magdalene

Saint Mary Magdalene was a devoted disciple of Jesus and the first witness to His Resurrection. She is honored as the "Apostle to the Apostles."

After being healed by Jesus, Mary Magdalene faithfully followed Him throughout His ministry, remained at the foot of the Cross, and became the first to proclaim the joyful news of Christ's Resurrection.

Reflection:
Saint Mary Magdalene reminds us that an encounter with Jesus transforms lives. As the first witness of the Resurrection, she joyfully proclaimed the Good News. May we also boldly share the hope and joy of the Risen Christ with others.

Prayer:
Saint Mary Magdalene, pray for us, that our hearts may always seek the Risen Lord and that we may faithfully proclaim His love and Resurrection wherever we go. Amen.

20/07/2026

July 21, 2026 — Saint Praxedes

Saint Praxedes was a 2nd-century Roman woman from a wealthy Christian family. She is remembered for her charity and courage during the persecution of Christians.

Using her inheritance to serve the Church, Praxedes sheltered persecuted Christians in her home and buried those who died for their faith. She spent her life in prayer, mercy, and service to God's people.

Reflection:
Saint Praxedes teaches us that genuine love for Christ is shown through compassionate service to others. Her courage and generosity remind us to become instruments of God's mercy, especially to those who are suffering and in need.

Prayer:
Saint Praxedes, pray for us, that we may serve others with generous hearts, stand firm in our faith, and become witnesses of Christ's love through our actions. Amen.