St. Teresa of Calcutta Chapel-Galleria South

St. Teresa of Calcutta Chapel-Galleria South A chapel located at the 4th floor of Robinsons Galleria South dedicated to St.

Teresa of Calcutta under the jurisdiction of Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre (Lolo Uweng).

August 27MEMORIAL OF SAINT MONICA, Married WomanToday, the Church honors Saint Monica, a devoted wife, mother, and woman...
27/08/2026

August 27
MEMORIAL OF SAINT MONICA, Married Woman

Today, the Church honors Saint Monica, a devoted wife, mother, and woman of unwavering prayer. She is best remembered as the mother of Saint Augustine, one of the greatest theologians and saints in the history of the Church.

Born in North Africa and raised in a Christian family, Monica endured a difficult marriage to Patricius, a pagan man known for his violent temper. Yet, through her patience, virtues, and faithful prayers, she eventually witnessed his conversion and baptism. After his death, her greatest concern became her son Augustine.

Augustine wandered far from the Christian faith, embracing Manichaeism and living a life contrary to his mother's hopes. Monica wept and prayed for him tirelessly. When Augustine traveled from Carthage to Rome and later to Milan, Monica followed him, refusing to abandon hope. In Milan, her prayers were answered through the influence of Saint Ambrose, whose preaching helped lead Augustine back to Christianity. Augustine was baptized in 387.

Monica died shortly afterward at Ostia, Italy, while preparing to return home with her son. Her life reminds us that persistent prayer, patient love, and trust in God can bear extraordinary fruit.

May Saint Monica inspire parents and families to persevere in prayer, especially for loved ones who have wandered from the faith.

Source: https://mycatholic.life/saints/saints-of-the-liturgical-year/st-monica-mother-of-st-augustine---august-27/

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

August 24FEAST OF SAINT BARTHOLOMEW, ApostleToday, the Church celebrates Saint Bartholomew the Apostle, traditionally id...
24/08/2026

August 24
FEAST OF SAINT BARTHOLOMEW, Apostle

Today, the Church celebrates Saint Bartholomew the Apostle, traditionally identified with Nathanael, one of the Twelve chosen personally by Jesus to proclaim the Gospel.

His calling reminds us of the power of a simple invitation. When Nathanael first heard that Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah, he responded with skepticism: “Can anything good come from Nazareth?” Yet Philip simply told him, “Come and see.” Nathanael accepted the invitation, encountered Jesus, and soon proclaimed, “Rabbi, you are the Son of God; you are the King of Israel.”

His encounter teaches us that faith is not merely about hearing or learning about Christ. We are called to encounter Him personally—in prayer, in Sacred Scripture, in the Holy Mass, and especially in the Eucharist. Like Nathanael, we are invited to recognize the Lord even when His presence is hidden from our eyes.

After witnessing Christ’s ministry, death, and Resurrection, Bartholomew became a faithful missionary of the Gospel. Ancient traditions associate his preaching with India, Armenia, Ethiopia, Mesopotamia, and other lands, where he courageously carried out Christ’s command to make disciples of all nations.

May Saint Bartholomew inspire us to leave behind doubt, “come and see,” encounter Christ, and boldly share His Good News.

Source: https://mycatholic.life/saints/saints-of-the-liturgical-year/saint-bartholomew---august-24/

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

TIGNAN│Narito ang talaan ng mga gawain para sa Kapistahan ni Santa Teresa ng Calcutta sa ating kapilya sa Setyembre 06, ...
23/08/2026

TIGNAN│Narito ang talaan ng mga gawain para sa Kapistahan ni Santa Teresa ng Calcutta sa ating kapilya sa Setyembre 06, 2026.

Santa Teresa ng Calcutta, ipanalangin mo kami!

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

August 23, 202621ST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME10:30 AM Holy MassCelebrant: Rev. Fr. Joseph Baslao, MSPMission Society of th...
23/08/2026

August 23, 2026
21ST SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME
10:30 AM Holy Mass

Celebrant: Rev. Fr. Joseph Baslao, MSP
Mission Society of the Philippines
Southspring Division, Brgy. Canlalay, Biñan City, Laguna

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

August 21MEMORIAL OF SAINT PIUS X, PopeToday, the Church honors Saint Pius X, Pope and beloved shepherd of souls, whose ...
21/08/2026

August 21
MEMORIAL OF SAINT PIUS X, Pope

Today, the Church honors Saint Pius X, Pope and beloved shepherd of souls, whose life was devoted to the simple yet profound mission of bringing people closer to Christ.

Born Giuseppe Melchiorre Sarto in Riese, Italy, in 1835, he came from a poor but deeply devout family. Ordained a priest in 1858, he served tirelessly among ordinary people, especially the poor, while teaching children and adults the Catholic faith. His humility, generosity, intelligence, and pastoral zeal eventually led him to become Bishop of Mantua, Patriarch of Venice, and, in 1903, Pope Pius X.

Taking as his motto “To restore all things in Christ,” he worked tirelessly to renew the Church. He reformed seminaries and the Roman Curia, promoted Gregorian Chant and the theology of Saint Thomas Aquinas, strengthened catechesis, and encouraged a deeper love for the Eucharist.

One of his most significant pastoral reforms was lowering the age for First Holy Communion, emphasizing that children should encounter Jesus in the Eucharist from an early age.

Despite holding the highest office in the Church, Saint Pius X remained humble, simple, and close to the poor. His life reminds us that true leadership is rooted in service, faith, and love for Christ.

Source: https://mycatholic.life/saints/saints-of-the-liturgical-year/august-21---saint-pius-x-pope/

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

August 20MEMORIAL OF SAINT BERNARD, Abbot and Doctor of the ChurchToday, the Church honors Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, C...
20/08/2026

August 20
MEMORIAL OF SAINT BERNARD, Abbot and Doctor of the Church

Today, the Church honors Saint Bernard of Clairvaux, Cistercian abbot, theologian, mystic, and Doctor of the Church. Born into a noble family in Fontaines, France, Bernard received a rich education and was deeply formed by Scripture and devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary.

After discerning a call to religious life, Bernard left behind wealth and worldly privilege and entered the newly established Cistercian monastery at Cîteaux in 1113. His example inspired many others, including his brothers, to embrace monastic life. He later became the founding abbot of Clairvaux, transforming a desolate valley into a flourishing center of prayer and holiness.

A gifted preacher and writer, Saint Bernard composed hundreds of sermons and letters, teaching the faithful to seek God through humility, contemplation, prayer, and love. He emphasized the profound love of Christ and encouraged devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, whom he regarded as a guiding “Star of the Sea.”

Beyond the monastery, Bernard served the wider Church as a peacemaker, defender of the faith, counselor to Church leaders, and reformer.

His words and writings continue to lead countless souls toward Christ. Known as the mellifluus Doctor—the “honeyed” Doctor—he reminds us that true wisdom should lead the heart to love God more deeply.

Source: https://mycatholic.life/saints/saints-of-the-liturgical-year/august-20---saint-bernard-of-clairvaux-abbot-and-doctor-of-the-church/

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

August 19MEMORIAL OF SAINT EZEKIEL MORENO, BishopToday, we honor Saint Ezekiel Moreno, Augustinian Recollect friar, prie...
19/08/2026

August 19
MEMORIAL OF SAINT EZEKIEL MORENO, Bishop

Today, we honor Saint Ezekiel Moreno, Augustinian Recollect friar, priest, missionary, and bishop whose life was a beautiful witness to faith, courage, and pastoral charity.

Born in Alfaro, Spain, on April 9, 1848, Saint Ezekiel joined the Recollect Congregation of the Order of Saint Augustine while still young. He was sent to the Philippines, where he was ordained a priest in 1871 and spent 15 years faithfully serving the Filipino people. Later, he continued his missionary work in Colombia, where he helped restore the Recollect Province of La Candelaria and eventually became Bishop of Pasto.

His years as bishop were marked by tremendous trials, including civil war, anticlericalism, persecution of the Church, and cancer. Yet, through suffering and uncertainty, he remained a faithful shepherd who defended the Church and cared deeply for the people entrusted to him.

Saint Ezekiel died in Monteagudo, Spain, on August 19, 1906. He was canonized by Pope John Paul II in 1992.

May his life inspire us to remain faithful to Christ amid every difficulty, serving others with courage, patience, and love. As Pope John Paul II described him, Saint Ezekiel Moreno remains a model for pastors and evangelizers facing the challenges of their time.

Source: https://augustinian.org/august-19/

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

August 15SOLEMNITY OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARYThe Solemnity of the Assumption celebrates the joyful tru...
15/08/2026

August 15
SOLEMNITY OF THE ASSUMPTION OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN MARY

The Solemnity of the Assumption celebrates the joyful truth that the Blessed Virgin Mary, having completed her earthly life, was assumed body and soul into the glory of Heaven. Preserved from original sin by God's grace and remaining faithful throughout her life, Mary did not undergo the bodily corruption that is the consequence of sin. Her empty tomb stands as a sign of the victory that God prepared for the Mother of His Son.

Although the Church solemnly defined the Assumption as a dogma in 1950, Christians had believed and celebrated this mystery for centuries. Ancient tradition speaks of the Apostles finding Mary's tomb empty, leading them to rejoice that she had been taken into heavenly glory. The Church has not definitively taught whether Mary died before her Assumption or was taken to Heaven without experiencing death. What we profess with certainty is that she now lives, body and soul, with her risen Son.

The Assumption is not only a privilege granted to Mary—it is also a promise for us. In her, we see the destiny God desires for all who remain faithful to Christ. May the Blessed Virgin Mary inspire us to live in holiness, trust in God's promises, and keep our hearts fixed on the eternal joy of Heaven.

Source: https://mycatholic.life/saints/saints-of-the-liturgical-year/august-15---assumption-of-the-blessed-virgin-mary/

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

August 14MEMORIAL OF SAINT MAXIMILIAN KOLBE, Priest and MartyrBorn into a poor but deeply Catholic family in Poland, Sai...
14/08/2026

August 14
MEMORIAL OF SAINT MAXIMILIAN KOLBE, Priest and Martyr

Born into a poor but deeply Catholic family in Poland, Saint Maximilian Kolbe developed a profound love for the Blessed Virgin Mary from an early age. As a boy, he experienced a vision in which Mary offered him two crowns: a white crown for purity and a red crown for martyrdom. Without hesitation, he accepted both—a decision that would shape his entire life.

As a Franciscan priest, Father Kolbe dedicated himself to evangelization through prayer, publishing, and missionary work. He founded the Militia Immaculatae and established monasteries that spread devotion to Christ through the Immaculate Virgin. During World War II, he courageously sheltered thousands of refugees, including many Jews, risking his own life to protect the persecuted.

Arrested by the N***s and sent to Auschwitz, Father Kolbe continued to minister to fellow prisoners with hope and compassion. When a husband and father was selected to die by starvation, Father Kolbe stepped forward and offered his own life in the man's place. After two weeks of leading fellow prisoners in prayer, he peacefully surrendered his life for another.

Saint Maximilian Kolbe teaches us that authentic Christian love is measured not by words but by sacrifice. May his heroic witness inspire us to live with purity, courage, and selfless charity, always placing Christ and others before ourselves.

Source: https://mycatholic.life/saints/saints-of-the-liturgical-year/august-14---saint-maximilian-mary-kolbe-priest-and-martyr/

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

August 11MEMORIAL OF SAINT CLARE, VirginBorn into a wealthy noble family in Assisi, Saint Clare seemed destined for a li...
11/08/2026

August 11
MEMORIAL OF SAINT CLARE, Virgin

Born into a wealthy noble family in Assisi, Saint Clare seemed destined for a life of privilege and comfort. Yet after hearing the preaching of Saint Francis of Assisi, she recognized a greater calling—the invitation to give her whole heart to Christ. On the night of Palm Sunday, she secretly left her family home, exchanged her fine clothing for a simple habit, and embraced a life of poverty, prayer, and complete trust in God.

Despite her family's attempts to bring her back, Clare remained steadfast. Her courageous "yes" to God became the foundation of the Poor Clares, a religious community dedicated to prayer, simplicity, and joyful dependence on divine providence.

As abbess, Clare led not through power or status but through humility and service, willingly taking on the lowest tasks. She defended her community's commitment to holy poverty, even when bishops and popes urged her to adopt a more comfortable way of life. Her unwavering faith also inspired the famous tradition that, carrying the Blessed Sacrament, she prayed for God's protection as invaders threatened her convent.

Saint Clare reminds us that true wealth is found not in possessions but in belonging completely to Christ. May her example inspire us to trust God's providence, embrace humility, and seek lasting treasures in Heaven.

Source: https://mycatholic.life/saints/saints-of-the-liturgical-year/august-11---saint-clare-virgin/

Diocesan Shrine of Jesus in the Holy Sepulchre
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA CHAPEL
Level 4, Robinsons Galleria South

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