Lingkod Ng Dambana - Siniloan,Laguna

11/01/2026

| January 11 |

Feast of the Baptism of the Lord

The Feast of the Baptism of the Lord serves as a liturgical bridge between the Christmas season and Ordinary Time. Throughout Christmas, we reflected on the mystery of the Incarnation through events such as the Nativity, Presentation in the Temple, and Epiphany. Today, we see Jesus manifest Himself to the world as He begins His public ministry, choosing to do so through an act of profound humility and solidarity with fallen humanity. Though sinless, Jesus freely submits to John’s baptism of repentance, identifying Himself with sinners out of love and a desire to unite Himself fully with us, taking upon Himself our sins and their consequences.

At the Jordan, the entire Trinity is revealed: the Son is baptized, the Spirit descends like a dove, and the Father’s voice proclaims His delight in His Son. This moment not only marks the beginning of Jesus’ mission but also gives lasting power to every act of repentance. Each time we repent, we encounter Christ anew, receive an outpouring of the Holy Spirit, and deepen our identity as adopted sons and daughters of the Father. As we celebrate the Lord’s Baptism, we rejoice not only in our own baptismal calling, but also in the ongoing grace that renews our union with the Holy Trinity whenever we humbly turn back to God.

09/01/2026

| January 9 |

May the blessings and joys of life brighten your path, and may each new day draw you nearer to God and the dreams He has placed in your heart. Continue serving the Lord with a joyful and thankful spirit.

“This is the day the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it.”
Psalm 118:24

Let's greet our Birthday Celebrant for today:
Allan Nazareth Llantos
LND Member

04/01/2026

| January 4 |

The Epiphany of the Lord

The celebration of the Epiphany (“revelation”) of the Lord is one of the most ancient feasts of the Church.

The original feast celebrating the Incarnation in the Western Church later came to be known as “Three Kings Day,” which recalls the visit of the Magi. By long-standing tradition, however, the liturgies of this day also remember two other moments of divine revelation: the Baptism of Jesus and the Wedding at Cana.

The Gospel of Matthew recounts that the Magi offered three gifts to the newborn King. Tradition has given these gifts deep spiritual meaning: gold symbolizes his kingship, frankincense honors his divinity, and myrrh foreshadows the death he would one day endure.

03/01/2026

| January 3 |

Memorial of the Most Holy name of Jesus

The Church teaches us about Jesus by honoring and praising His holy name. The name Jesus means “Savior.” God revealed this name to Joseph in a dream and to Mary when the Archangel Gabriel spoke to her.

Love and respect for the Holy Name of Jesus come from the Bible, especially from the Acts of the Apostles. This devotion was strongly encouraged by saints such as Bernard, Bernardine of Siena, and John Capistrano, especially through the Franciscan Order. In 1727, Pope Innocent XIII made this devotion part of the whole Church. The Church has also traditionally set aside the month of January to honor the Holy Name of Jesus.

Sources: https://www.catholicculture.org/culture/liturgicalyear/calendar/day.cfm?date=2020-01-03

01/01/2026

| January 1 |

The Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God

According to the new calendar of the Second Vatican Council, today we celebrate Mary as the Mother of God. The child she bore, Jesus, has two natures—human and divine—but one Person. That is why she is called Mother of God. Like any mother, even if she gives only her body, she is still a mother. Because of this honor, Mary helps in the work of her Son’s redemption and has become the Mother of all, a mediator of God’s grace. She deserves our veneration and imitation of her holiness.

Mary, the mother of our God,

Pray for us!

01/01/2026

𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐍𝐀𝐍: Pagtatalaga ng mga Bagong Kasapi ng Lingkod ng Dambana

Kaninang Enero 1 2025 Dakilang Kapistahan ni Maria, Ina ng Diyos, itinalaga ang mga bagong miyembro ng Lingkod ng Dambana sa Parokya nina San Pedro at San Pablo. Ito ay isinagawa sa pagdiriwang ng Banal na Misa sa ganap na ika-8 ng umaga, sa pangunguna ni Reb. P. Faith Darwin Ponce Paring Kaakibat ng Parkoya.

Malugod na pagbati sa ating mga bagong kasapi ng Lingkod ng Dambana! Nawa’y patuloy ninyong pagyamanin ang inyong taos-pusong paglilingkod sa Diyos at buong pusong tulungan ang pari sa banal na pagdiriwang ng Misa. Sa pagsisimula ng inyong bagong misyon, nawa’y ituon ninyo ang inyong mga puso at isipan kay Hesus, ang ating Manunubos, bilang gabay at inspirasyon sa bawat gawain at paglilingkod na inyong tatahakin.

In omibus amare et servire Domino!

31/12/2025

Ang Lingkod ng Dambana – Parokya nina San Pedro at San Pablo, Siniloan, Laguna ay taimtim na nag-aanyaya sa inyo na makiisa o masaksihan ang Solemneng pagtatalaga at Pagpapanibago ng pangako ng mga Lingkod ng Dambana, na gaganapin sa Enero 1, 2026, alas-8:00 ng umaga, bilang pagdiriwang ng Dakilang Kapistahan ni Maria, Ina ng Diyos.

Ang banal na seremonyang ito ay tanda ng muling pagtatalaga ng mga sakristan sa isang buhay ng tapat, mapagkumbaba, at masigasig na paglilingkod sa Diyos at sa Kanyang Simbahan. Inaanyayahan ang buong bayan ng Diyos na makisaksi at makipagdasal sa kanila sa makahulugang pagdiriwang na ito.

03/04/2023

03/04/2023

𝐏𝐀𝐋𝐌 𝐒𝐔𝐍𝐃𝐀𝐘 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟑

Palm Sunday marks the beginning of Holy Week, a time to reflect on the sacrifice and love of our Lord Jesus Christ. Let us remember how He entered Jerusalem, riding on a donkey and receiving a warm welcome from the crowds waving palm branches. May we too open our hearts and welcome Him into our lives, as we prepare for Easter Sunday.

Palm Sunday is a Christian holiday that falls on the Sunday before Easter. It commemorates the entrance of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem, where he was welcomed by crowds waving palm branches, an act that symbolized victory and triumph. The event is described in the Bible's New Testament, specifically in the four Gospels (Matthew 21:1-11, Mark 11:1-11, Luke 19:28-44, and John 12:12-19). On Palm Sunday, Christians around the world celebrate Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem as the beginning of Holy Week, a period of reflection and spiritual preparation leading up to Easter Sunday. Traditionally, churches distribute palm branches or other greenery to their congregations, and the day is marked by special liturgical readings and songs. It is also a time for Christians to reflect on the sacrifice that Jesus made for humanity and to renew their commitment to follow His teachings.

📷: The Pillars Media Ministry (Nats, Lyka, Dyan, Gelo)

14/03/2023

Kumpisalang Bayan 2023 🙏🏻

13/03/2023

May life's joys illuminate your path and may each day's journey bring you closer to God and your dreams! Continue serving the Lord with gladness 🙏🤍

Let's greet our Birthday Celebrant for today:
Reuel Masalunga
LND Member

Happiest Birthday! 🥳
from your: Lingkod ng Dambana Siniloan Family 🤍