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09/06/2026

The Holy Eucharist is the greatest gift entrusted by Christ to His Church, the source and summit of Christian life, the Sacrament of Unity, and the Bond of Charity.

Every valid celebration of the Mass, whether according to the Ordinary Form (Novus Ordo) or the more ancient liturgical tradition (Tridentine Mass), both makes present the one Sacrifice of Christ on Calvary and offers to the faithful the same Body and Blood of the Lord. It is not the liturgical form that is at the center of our worship, but Jesus Christ Himself, truly present in the Most Blessed Sacrament.

At the same time, with gratitude and fidelity, we must recognize that the Ordinary Form of the Roman Rite or the Novus Ordo whether in Ad Orientem or Ad Populum setting, remains the normative liturgical expression of the Church following the renewal encouraged by the Second Vatican Council. Yet the Church also treasures her rich liturgical heritage, an example of this is the Tridentine Latin Mass among other Rites, recognizing in her various traditions a witness to the same faith handed down through the ages.

Authentic devotion to the Eucharist always leads us to deeper communion with the Church and never away from it. The Eucharistic Lord invites us to fix our gaze not on differences that can divide, but on the One Bread that makes us one Body. Gathered around the same altar of sacrifice, nourished by the same Body and Blood of Christ, and united in the same faith, may we grow in mutual respect, charity, and ecclesial communion. For the Eucharist is not a banner for factions, but the living presence of Christ who gathers His people into unity and sends them forth as witnesses of His love.

10/04/2026

Ave Maria!

Those who are promoting women priests within the Catholic Church particularly liberal Bishops and priests. Here is the argument from a philosopher/theologian...

Alice von Hildebrand: Why the Catholic Church CANNOT Ordain Women (And Never Will!)

The Church of England just appointed a woman as Archbishop of Canterbury. For many, this is progress. But philosopher and theologian Alice von Hildebrand has a response that is hard to ignore.

Von Hildebrand argues that the Catholic Church's position on female priests has nothing to do with discrimination. It has to do with the nature of the priesthood itself. The priest stands in the person of Christ at the altar. Mary is the mother of Christ, the only priest. A mother and a son cannot be identical in their function. It isn't that the Church won't ordain women. It simply cannot.

Until the day men can give birth, she says, she will not be campaigning for female priests.

08/04/2026

Ave Maria!

//Dietrich von Hildebrand reminds us that the liturgy isn't simply our prayer offered to God. It is Christ Himself, our High Priest, continuing His perfect offering to the Father through His Church.

When we enter into the Sacred Liturgy, we are drawn into something far greater than ourselves: the very worship of Heaven made present on earth.

This is why the liturgy calls for reverence, awe, and a receptive heart. Its power doesn't come from us, but from Christ, who transforms us as we unite ourselves to His offering.

What if the way we worship has the power to reshape who we are from the inside out?

In Liturgy and Personality (book), Alice von Hildebrand reveals how the Sacred Liturgy is meant to transform the human soul.//

- Hildebrand Project

06/04/2026

Ave Maria!

Last Holy Thursday, I was blessed to serve as an assisting Deacon alongside Fr. Sabinus in Brgy. Sta. Paz, Panaon Island, a community truly alive in faith. The liturgy brought me once again to the heart of our celebration: the Eucharist, where Christ gives Himself completely. It was not about external perfection, but about the reverence and sincerity of the people gathered. In that sacred moment, I was reminded that what we receive at the altar is also a mission. The command of love is inseparable from the Eucharist we celebrate. And so, we are sent to live a life of charity beyond the liturgy.

📸 Emman Bansig

24/03/2026

Ave Maria!

Is the Solemnity of the Annunciation a Marian feast or a Christological one? In what category does the Church place this celebration in the liturgy?

The Solemnity of the Annunciation of the Lord recalls the historical event when the Angel Gabriel appeared to the Virgin Mary, as found in Luke 1:26-38.

It also celebrates the Church's faith in the underlying reality that took place at that moment in time. It celebrates the Incarnation, making this solemnity not only a Marian solemnity, but first and foremost a Christological one.

Though Christmas commemorates the birth of Christ, the Annunciation commemorates His Incarnation.

Most certainly, this solemnity is also a Marian celebration. We celebrate the Virgin Mary's perfect "Yes" to the plan of the Father. We celebrate her humility, obedience, docility, and especially her motherhood of God and man.

Since this feast is connected with the Lord Jesus and to His entry into history, the revised liturgical calendar gave this feast the title of the “Annunciation of the Lord”, over the more popular Annunciation of Mary before Vatican II.

Here are the key details regarding its category:

Christological (Feast of the Lord):
It celebrates the Incarnation, the moment the Second Person of the Trinity assumed human nature, which takes place exactly nine months before Christmas.

Marian (Feast of Mary):
It is one of the top four Marian feasts/solemnities (along with the Immaculate Conception, Assumption, and Mary Mother of God), as it celebrates Mary's "fiat" (her "yes" to God).

Liturgical Precedence:
Because it is a Solemnity, it is a high-ranking feast, often celebrated even during Lent. If March 25 falls during Holy Week or Easter Week, it is transferred to the Monday after the Second Sunday of Easter

Major Marian feasts in the Catholic calendar include the Immaculate Conception (Dec 8), Assumption (Aug 15), Mary, Mother of God (Jan 1), and Annunciation (Mar 25), which are celebrated with high solemnity. Other significant feasts include the Nativity of Mary (Sept 8), Visitation (May 31), Our Lady of Sorrows (Sept 15), and Our Lady of the Rosary (Oct 7).

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source:
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Holyart.com
VaticanNews.com

04/02/2026

A Mass of thanksgiving for an elevation in Freemasonry is not neutral.
Freemasonry is officially condemned by the Church as the Doctrine of the Faith forcefully directed, judged incompatible with the Catholic faith and considered a state of grave sin for Catholics.

Offering thanksgiving to God for advancement in an organization opposed to the Church is theological contradiction. You cannot liturgically thank God for something the Church teaches is gravely disordered.

While the Church can pray for sinners, she cannot celebrate their sinful commitments. It was explicitly tied to his Masonic elevation. This is grave scandal, not minor confusion.

Good intentions, friendship, or "pastoral kindness" do not override doctrine.

26/11/2025

Ave Maria!

On November 27, we celebrate a double feast: the Feast of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal and, as Saint John Paul II proposed, the Feast of the Two Hearts of Jesus and Mary, a reminder of their love and mercy reflected on the back of the medal.

In a world shaken by fear and uncertainty, the Lord invites us to take refuge in the Two Hearts of Jesus and Mary. Their united love is our shield, our hope, and our call to conversion. The message of the Miraculous Medal reminds us that Mary continues to stretch out her hands, pouring graces upon those who ask with humble hearts.

As Jesus said to Sr. Lucia and directly requested, "I want My Heart to be honored alongside My Mother's Heart," and Our Lady gently pleads to the three children of Fatima, "Offend no more the Heart of my Son."

May devotion, prayer, and reparation to the Two Hearts awaken true conversion in us and in the world. Under Mary's outstretched hands of grace, may we return to Jesus with renewed trust and deeper love.

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11/10/2025

We have felt the trembling of the earth since the past few yew days and still shaking every now and then. Many were afraid, many cried out to God for safety.

With this recent calamity, let us reflect on what St. Francis of Assisi once said; "Man should tremble, the world should vibrate...when the Son of God appears on the altar in the hands of the priest."

My dear brothers and sisters in Christ, these words should shake us, because the earth trembles not only from natural forces, but it ought to tremble in awe whenever Jesus Himself becomes truly present in every altar under the appearance of Bread and Wine.

Yet how many of us still believe it with all our hearts? Sadly, many hearts today no longer tremble before His Presence in the Eucharist. The crisis of our time is not only the shaking of the earth, but the hardening of hearts, hearts unmoved by the miracle of the Eucharist, hearts that treat the Holy Mass as ordinary routine.

This is the crisis of our time: we have lost the sense of the sacred, the awe that once made saints fall to their knees and weep before the tabernacle. If the earth should tremble, how much more our hearts!

My dear friends, perhaps these earthquakes are also a spiritual wake-up call: to return to awe, to faith, to reverence. The earth shakes, but do our hearts? The ground moves, but do our souls move toward God?

When we kneel before the Eucharist, we stand before the same Lord who holds the universe in His hands. If the earth trembles before Him, how much more should we, in love, in repentance, in adoration.

Let our hearts tremble again with wonder before the Real Presence of Jesus, our Savior, who hides Himself in the Sacred Host to be near us, to strengthen us, and to bring us peace even when the earth itself is shaking.

Mag-ingat po tayong lahat!
Amping pirmi!

19/07/2025

EUCHARISTIC REVIVAL

The Church is clear that in the Novus Ordo Missae of Vatican II, the faithful may receive Holy Communion kneeling or standing; both are allowed. So why is it that even until now, there are still some priests allergic to kneeling and even deny those who wish to receive the Lord this way?

As St. John Paul II affirmed in Inaestimabile Donum (April 3, 1980, §11), "when the faithful communicate kneeling, no other sign is required, since kneeling itself is a sign of adoration." He reinforced this in Redemptionis Sacramentum (March 25, 2004, §§90–91), stating that "it is not licit to deny Holy Communion to any of Christ's faithful solely because the person kneels or stands."

The late Pope Francis, in his General Audience on March 21, 2018, during his catechesis on the Holy Mass, also emphasized that "the faithful may receive Communion standing, with devotion, or kneeling, as preferred."

Even earlier, St. Paul VI, in his *Instruction Memoriale Domini (May 29, 1969)**, while permitting Communion in the hand in exceptional cases, firmly taught:

"The method of distributing Holy Communion to the faithful has not changed in the Catholic Church; the faithful, as a rule, receive Communion on the tongue. This method must be retained…" (as a first class norm)

Pope Benedict XVI, known for his deep Eucharistic theology, also gave strong witness by personally distributing Communion on the tongue and kneeling during his papal Masses. In Sacramentum Caritatis (Feb 22, 2007, §65), he wrote:

"The way we receive the Eucharist ought to express our awareness of the greatness of this sacrament and our humility before God." This applies the principle of "Lex orandi, lex credendi." The way we pray reflects what we believe.

So, bakit may pari pa rin na ayaw magbigay ng komunyon kapag nakaluhod ang tao? May mali? Wala! Wala namang mali, 'di ba? Kneeling is not disobedience, it's devotion. It's a gesture of humility, a sign of reverence and above all, an external act of worship.

🙏 Let's pray for our priests, that they may always honor both reverence and mercy at the altar.

03/07/2025

Reverence is not a performance.
Bring back reverence.

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