Basic Ecclesial Communities

19/02/2022

Ika-20 ng Pebrero: PAGGUNITA KAY SAN. FRANCISCO AT STA. JACINTA MARTO NG FATIMA.

Si San. Francisco at Sta. Jacinta Marto ay ang mga batang pastol na pinagpakitaan ng Mahal na Birheng Maria sa Fatima noong 1917. Sila ang mga kasama ni Lucia Dos Santos na naging saksi sa pahayag at milagro ng Birhen.
Pumanaw sila dahil sa sakit dala ng Pandemyang Influenza mula 1919 hanggang 1920.
Sila ay Kinilalang Santo at Santa ng Simbahang Katolika noong ika-13 ng Mayo, 2017, sa pangunguna ni Papa Francisco na ginanap sa Basillica ng Mahal na Birhen ng Fatima, sa Bansang Portugal. kasabay ng pagdiriwang ng ika-100 taon o Sentenaryo ng Aparisyon ng Birheng Maria.

PANALANGIN KAY SAN. FRANCISCO AT STA. JACINTA MARTO SA PANAHON NG PANDEMYA.

Sta. Jacinta at San. Francisco Marto, mga munting pastol ng Fatima, pinili kayo ng langit upang makita ang Mahal na Birheng Maria at ihatid ang kanyang mensahe ng pagbabalik-loob ng mga makasalanan.

Kayong naghirap ng lubos at namatay mula sa sakit na Influenza, ang pandemya ng inyong panahon, ipanalangin ninyo kaming nagdurusa sa pandemyang aming kinakaharap sa panahong ito, upang kaawaan kami ng Diyos.

Ipanalangin ninyo ang mga bata sa buong mundo.

Ipanalangin ninyo, na kami ay ingatan at bigyang lunas ang bunga na dulot ng pandemya sa aming pangagatawan, isipan at kaluluwa.

Ipanalangin ninyo ang lahat ng mga nasa unang hanay na tumutulong na pigilan at puksain ang Pandemyang aming kinakaharap.

Ipanalangin ninyo ang buong mundo, ang lahat ng bansa, ang Simbahan at ang mga pinakaaba sa lipunan na naghihirap at nangangailangan ng kagalingan.

Mga munting pastol ng Fatima, tulungan ninyo kami na lumapit sa kanlungan ng Kalinislinisang Puso ni Maria, upang matanggap namin ang biyaya na aming kinakailangan sa oras na ito, at matagpuan namin ang kagandahan ng buhay na parating.

Tulad ninyo, nagtitiwala kami sa mga salita ng Mahal na Birheng Maria na nagturo sa inyo na "magdasal ng Rosaryo araw-araw sa karangalan ng Mahal na Birhen ng Sto. Rosaryo, sapagkat tanging siya ang makakatulong sa inyo na mapalapit kay Hesus na ating Panginoon at tagapagligtas." Amen.

Mahal na Ina ng Fatima, Birhen ng Sto. Rosaryo..
Ipanalangin mo kami!

San Jose, Esposo ni Maria...
Ipanalangin mo kam!!

Santa Jacinta at Santo Francisco Marto, mga munting pastol ng Fatima.
Ipanalangin ninyo kami!

19/02/2022

18/02/2022

18/02/2022

WHY GO TO MASS ?

1. At the time of your death, your greatest comfort will be the Masses that during your life you attended with fervor and devotion.

2. Every Mass you attended will accompany you in divine court and advocate for you to attain forgiveness.

3. With each Mass you can lessen the temporary punishment you owe for your sins, in proportion to the fervor with which you hear it.

4. With devoted attendance for the Holy Mass, pay the highest homage to the Holy Humanity of Our Lord..

5. The well-heard Holy Mass replaces your many neglects and omissions.

6. By the well-heard Holy Mass you are forgiven all the venomous sins you are determined to avoid, and many others you don't even remember.

7. Because of her also the devil loses dominion over you.

8. You offer ultimate consolation to the blessed souls of Purgatory.

9. You get blessings in your business and temporary affairs.

10. A Mass heard while you live will benefit you much more than many can offer for you after death.

11. You spare yourself from many dangers and misfortunes which you might fall into if not for the Holy Mass.

12. Also remember that it shortens your Purgatory.

13. With every Mass you will increase your degrees of glory in Heaven. In it you receive the blessing of the priest, which God ratifies in heaven.

14. To the one who hears Mass every day, God will deliver him from a tragic death, and the guardian Angel will keep in mind the steps he takes to go to Mass, and God will reward them in his death.

15. During Mass you kneel in the midst of a crowd of angels invisibly attending the Holy Sacrifice with utmost reverence.

16. When we hear mass in honor of a particular Saint, giving thanks to God for the favors bestowed on that Saint, we cannot help but earn his protection and special love, for the honor, joy and happiness that our good work follows him.

17. Every day we hear Mass, it would be good if, besides the other intentions, we had the one to honor the Saint of the day.

18. The Mass is the greatest gift that can be offered to the Lord for souls, to take them out of purgatory, to set them free from their sorrows, and to bring them to enjoy glory. – Saint Bernard of the Seine.

19. Whoever hears Mass, prays, gives alms, or prays for the souls of the Purgatory, works for his own benefit. – Saint Augustine.

20. For every Mass celebrated or heard with devotion, many souls leave Purgatory, and those who remain there are lessened by the sorrows they suffer. – Saint Gregory the Great, Pope.

21. During the celebration of the Mass, the sorrows of the souls are suspended for those who pray and work the priest, and especially for those for whom the Mass is offered. –St. Gregory the Great.

22. You can also earn Plenary Indulgence every Monday of the year by offering the Holy Mass and Communion in suffrage of the blessed souls of Purgatory. For the believers who can't hear Mass on Monday it's worth listening to it on Sunday with that intention.

23. It is pleaded that they apply all the indulgences in suffering of the Souls of Purgatory, for God our Lord, and they will reward you this charity.

24. The Holy Mass is the renewal of the Sacrifice of Calvary, the greatest act of worship to the Holy Trinity. That's why it's obligatory to listen to it every Sunday and holidays to save.

18/02/2022

BE PATIENT : PEOPLE GROW AT DIFFERENT RATES.

Thomas Edison’s teacher said he could never amount to anything and advised his mother to take him out of school.

Winston Churchill was admitted to school in the lowest level classes and never moved out of the lowest group in all the years he attended Harrow.

Albert Einstein seemed so slow and dull that his parents feared that he was mentally deficient.
One observer has said, “Great minds and high talent, in most cases, cannot be hurried and, like healthy plants, grow slowly.”

It is so with God’s Kingdom. We scatter the seed, but we are not ultimately responsible for its growth. We cannot make things happen. The process by which the kingdom of this world becomes the Kingdom of God proceeds very slowly, and that exasperates us. But, at the same time, if we have faithfully scattered the seed, we are not to blame for its failure to appear in its fullness. We are being cautioned, in these words of Jesus, to be patient.