St. Isidore the Farmer Parish: Servants

14/05/2026

14/05/2026

Happy Bisperas San Isidro! 🌾
“ San Isidro, Salamin sa Kakugi”

May 14,2026 | High Mass
@7:00am
Mass Presider | Msgr. Gerardo F. S**o Jr. ( Diocesan Administrator)

09/05/2026

30/04/2026

SEE YOU TOMORROW!

Flores de Mayo 2026
📌WHERE Isidore The Farmer Parish, Tagbilaran City

📌TIME
3:00pm - CATECHISM
3:30pm - FLORES DE MAYO

📌Proper Dress Code
• Girls/ Women : Long Below the Knee White Dress / White Long Skirt and White Tshirt/ Blouse
• Boys/ Men : Black Pants & White Tshirt
(Avoid REVEALING CLOTHES)

📌What to Bring
* ROSARY BEADS
* WATER
* Mini fan / Fan
* Hand Towel

Flores de Mayo 2026 🌸

With grateful hearts, we invite everyone to join our Flores de Mayo devotion starting this May 1,2026 — a beautiful tradition of offering flowers to the Blessed Virgin Mary, a symbol of our love, faith, and gratitude.

This devotion is more than a celebration; it is a moment to pause, pray, and entrust our lives, families, and intentions to our Mother. May each flower we offer reflect our hopes, our sacrifices, and our unwavering faith.

📌WHERE Isidore The Farmer Parish, Tagbilaran City

📌TIME
3:00pm - CATECHISM
3:30pm - FLORES DE MAYO

📌Proper Dress Code
• Girls/ Women : Long Below the Knee White Dress / White Long Skirt and White Tshirt/ Blouse
• Boys/ Men : Black Pants & White Tshirt
(Avoid REVEALING CLOTHES)

📌What to Bring
* ROSARY BEADS
* WATER
* Mini fan / Fan
* Hand Towel
* Flowers to Offer - Take note 💙

Intention of the Devotion. We offer this month-long devotion for:
• The unity and protection of our families
• Guidance and blessings for our community
• Healing for the sick and strength for those in need
• Peace in our hearts and in the world

Let us come together in prayer, humility, and devotion as we honor our Blessed Mother through flowers and faith.

SEE YOU TOMORROW!

30/04/2026

Flores de Mayo 2026 🌸

With grateful hearts, we invite everyone to join our Flores de Mayo devotion starting this May 1,2026 — a beautiful tradition of offering flowers to the Blessed Virgin Mary, a symbol of our love, faith, and gratitude.

This devotion is more than a celebration; it is a moment to pause, pray, and entrust our lives, families, and intentions to our Mother. May each flower we offer reflect our hopes, our sacrifices, and our unwavering faith.

📌WHERE Isidore The Farmer Parish, Tagbilaran City

📌TIME
3:00pm - CATECHISM
3:30pm - FLORES DE MAYO

📌Proper Dress Code
• Girls/ Women : Long Below the Knee White Dress / White Long Skirt and White Tshirt/ Blouse
• Boys/ Men : Black Pants & White Tshirt
(Avoid REVEALING CLOTHES)

📌What to Bring
* ROSARY BEADS
* WATER
* Mini fan / Fan
* Hand Towel
* Flowers to Offer - Take note 💙

Intention of the Devotion. We offer this month-long devotion for:
• The unity and protection of our families
• Guidance and blessings for our community
• Healing for the sick and strength for those in need
• Peace in our hearts and in the world

Let us come together in prayer, humility, and devotion as we honor our Blessed Mother through flowers and faith.

SEE YOU TOMORROW!

24/04/2026

Cortes is filled with joy and excitement as it hosts the 28th Diocesan Confraternity of Our Lady of Lourdes Convention tomorrow, April 25, 2026, at Santo Niño Parish!

With the theme “In Mary’s Care: Strengthened in faith, united in love,” we gather to celebrate Mary and grow together as one faith-filled community.

Calling all COLL members—old and new—come and be part of this meaningful and joyful celebration.

See you there!💙

18/04/2026

Welcome to Saint Isidore the Farmer Parish – Tagbilaran City!

We joyfully welcome Seminarian Paul Vincent Basallo to our parish community for his Summer Apostolate 2026. May this time of service and formation be filled with God’s grace as he shares his gifts, strengthens his vocation, and journeys with our parishioners in faith and love.

As he begins this mission among us, we entrust him to the guidance of the Holy Spirit and the intercession of Saint Isidore the Farmer, our beloved patron. Like Saint Isidore—who lived a humble life of prayer, hard work, and deep trust in God—may Seminarian Paul find holiness in daily service and draw closer to Christ through the people he serves.

May his presence inspire our community to grow in faith, simplicity, and devotion, following the example of Saint Isidore and his steadfast witness to God’s providence.

Let us keep Sem. Paul Vincent in our prayers, that his time in our parish may be fruitful, joyful, and richly blessed.





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13/04/2026

Servants:

This is a calling ✨

We stand with the Pope 💓
Let us pause for a while and pray for world peace 🙏

I AM A CATHOLIC, AND I STAND WITH POPE LEO XIV. I STAND IN PRAYER FOR PEACE.

At a time when Donald Trump publicly attacked the Holy Father—calling him “weak” and “terrible”—we are reminded that the voice of the Church has never been about pleasing political powers. It has always been about proclaiming truth, even when that truth is uncomfortable to those in authority.

When the Pope speaks about peace, he is not speaking from a place of weakness, but from the heart of the Gospel. In a world shaken by conflict, war, and division, choosing dialogue over destruction is not cowardice—it is courage. Refusing to be drawn into political hostility is not silence—it is wisdom.

He was not chosen because of nationality or ideology, but because the Holy Spirit called him to shepherd the Church in a time like this. And as he continues to call for peace amid rising global tensions, his message stands in stark contrast to voices that fuel division and aggression.

As Catholics, our response is not to echo insults, but to remain rooted in faith. We stand not in anger, but in prayer. Not in hatred, but in hope.

Because in the end, the Church does not belong to politics—it belongs to Christ. And no criticism can silence a message grounded in truth, love, and the unwavering call to peace.

24/08/2025

Today is the 21st Sunday in Ordinary Time. God the Father calls all people through the narrow gate of the Cross to the Paschal feast of new life. Let us give thanks to God, who gives us the power of the Holy Spirit to unite us with the sacrifice of His Son and to let us share in the true freedom and joy of His Kingdom.