I’m currently in Mindanao, a land war-torn by forces that defy human logic. Talking with a new friend, an incoming pre-novice for the Salesians, Kuya
Here I am. I just finished cleaning my room and I feel happy. It seems cleaning up the now glossy white tiles follow a cleaning
We celebrate the solemnity of Christ the King. It is the last Sunday of Ordinary Time and ushers us into the Advent Season. We recall
When I was informed that Gerry Guiseppe Gatungay was dead, I was shocked! I had to hear it again from the bearer and confirm its
Our life is a mixture of laughters and tears, joys and sorrows, life and death. Though others may consider death as a bitter and pain
Every 1st of November all roads lead to the cemetery. People light candles and pray for the dead. Yet in the Church’s liturgy its the
Upon the invitation of Sr. Mailyn Bolivar, OP I facilitated the overnight-retreat of the four batches of 4th year students of Notre Dame-Sienna School of
People are often amazed at how dynamic the atmosphere is in a Salesian setting. It appears that people seem to have put on braces around
Jesus tells us that “new wine must be put into fresh skins.” In the Lord’s time wine was not kept in bottles like today but
Unlike the Americans, most Filipinos are laid back when talk comes to storms. After all, the Philippines is battered by an army of tropical storms