Recollection for June: COMMUNION IN CONSTRUCTION (Nehemiah 4:1-2, 10-12)

Rebuilding the Wall of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 3-4). Wood engraving, published in 1886.
Rebuilding the Wall of Jerusalem (Nehemiah 3-4). Wood engraving, published in 1886.

The communion in the community is being built day by day with the aid of God’s Grace. He builds his temple in the midst of the brothers who live in communion, but it requires collaboration. One indispensable task is to defend it against its enemies: egoism, individualism, hero-complex, indifference, comfort, etc. That is why, those who were rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem had one hand building and the other holding a weapon of defense, to protect them from the enemies. Let us grip the weapon of charity to build the communion in the community.

         I prepare my heart.

         I prepare myself to live the day of Recollection. I become conscious of the reality that surrounds me and of my interior reality. I take notice of the objects that are around me, I see them with attention and serenity; I simply perceive the sounds. I take note of how I am seated. I am conscious of physical sensations and my interior sentiments. I perceive the ideas and images found in my mind. Finally I become conscious that I am in the presence of God, together with my brothers. God is there disposed to have an encounter with me. With receptive attitude we ask the Holy Spirit the gift of prayer:

         Lector: Spirit Creator, mysterious artificer of the Kingdom, guide the Church with the power of your holy gifts to advance with bravery and bring the future generations to the light of the Word that saves.

         Spirit of Holiness, divine breath that moves the universe, come and renew the face of the earth. Let the desire for full unity sprout among Christians, to truly become in the world the sign and instrument of intimate union with God and the unity of human kind.

         All together: Come, Spirit of love and peace!

         Lector: Spirit of communion, soul and support of the Church, grant that the wealth of charisms and ministries contribute to the unity of the Body of Christ; and that the laity, the consecrated and the ordained ministers we may all together collaborate in the building up of the one kingdom of God.

         Spirit of Consolation, inexhaustible fountain of joy and peace, awaken solidarity with the needy, give to the sick the necessary relief, pour trust and hope in those who suffer, increase in all commitment towards a better world.

         All together: Come, Spirit of love and peace!

         Lector: Spirit of Wisdom, who illumines the mind and the heart: direct the path of science and technology to the service of life, of justice and of peace. Make the dialogue with the members of other religions fruitful, and let the diverse cultures be open to the values of the Gospel.

         Spirit of life, by whom the Word became flesh in the womb of the Virgin: Make us docile to the signs of your love; let us always be disposed to accept the signs of the times that you put in the course of history.

         All together: Come, Spirit of love and peace!

         To you, Spirit of love, together with the Father Almighty and the Only Begotten Son, be honor and glory forever and ever. Amen.

I open my heart.

         With a heart well disposed, with serenity, I read slowly the following words, savoring them and allowing myself to be touched by them.

         When Sanballat, Tobiah, the Arabs, the Ammonites, and the Ashdodites heard that the restoration of the walls of Jerusalem was progressing –for the gaps were beginning to be closed up- they became extremely angry. Thereupon they all plotted together to come and fight against Jerusalem and thus to throw us into confusion… From that time on, however, only half my able men took a hand in the work, while the other half, armed with spears, bucklers, bows, and breastplates, stood guard behind the whole house of Judah as they rebuilt the wall. The load carriers, too, were armed; each did his work with one hand and held a weapon with the other. Every builder, while he worked, had his sword girt at his side. Also, a trumpeter stood beside me (Neh 4:1-2, 10-12).

I return to my heart.

Biblical keys.

         The Liberation of Israel after the Babylonian exile and the authorization of Cyrus the Great to return and reconstruct Jerusalem, is an enterprise that is accomplished amidst much difficulty.

         About 445 B.C. Nehemiah came to know the strong opposition by some inhabitants of Jerusalem, many of those who came from other lands, against the project of reconstructing the walls and the temple. Thus, he asked authorization to go in order to carry out and personally direct the work.

         Nehemiah had to directly confront the rejection by the opposing group who also reacted violently and attacked the workers. For this reason, he had to resort to strategies that support and allow the work of reconstruction to be accomplished. He divides the workers into two groups. Some work and the others guard those who work, and even these had to protect themselves holding weapons at hand.

         In 52 days the walls and some parts of the city were restored (Neh. 6:15). The whole story can be read with greater attention in Neh. 3:33 -6:16.

         It is worth citing Neh. 6:16 which contains the theological conclusion of this event: “When all our enemies had heard of this, and all the nations round about had taken note of it, our enemies lost much face in the eyes of the nations, for they knew that it was with our God’s help that this work had been completed.”

         Making communion and reconstruction can have many difficulties and obstacles, but if it is the work of God, nothing can impede it. cf. Acts 5:38-39.

Augustinian Keys.

For St. Augustine the model of communion that must exist within the community is the Blessed Trinity. Yet, at the same time, he is fully conscious that the building up of communion within the bosom of the community is a labor that must be accomplished every day. And he knows that, despite all human efforts and divine assistance, it will never be perfectly achieved on earth.

FEDRO’s fable.

         Nevertheless, for no reason at all should anyone who desires the communion abandon the project of perfect brotherhood. On the contrary, whoever lives in community must see it as a space full of opportunities to grow spiritually.

         Charity should bring us to see not so much the defects of the brothers as their virtues and holiness.

         St. Augustine takes the known fable of Fedro that narrates how Zeus made the man to carry in his front the defects of others, and at his back his own weaknesses. Conversion, says St. Augustine, should be to remove from our sight the defects and faults of our brothers, and to put before our interior eyes our own faults and limitations. It is his own experience, as he points out in the Confessions, where he says that he carried his reality at his back and God changed its place, putting it in front before his very eyes that he might see how he was and be converted.

         You, O Lord, disturbed me, you took me from my back where I had placed myself in order not to see myself, and placed me in front so that I might see how ugly I was, how deformed and dirty, stained and wounded I was (Conf. 8, 16).

To see goodness, we must be good.

         On many occasions, we believe that in our communities sin abound and that there are few signs of authentic communion. And without doubt we are mistaken. St. Augustine would invite us to open the eyes of our heart and see that yes there is. Yes: to perceive holiness, he puts as essential condition that one be himself holy. One must have eyes of charity to see the goodness inside the community. Thus says the text of the Letter to Titus that St. Augustine repeats in diverse places of his work; To the clean all things are clean (Ti. 1:15).

         We cannot deny that there are many bad persons, so much so that the good ones are not distinguished among them, just like the grain of wheat in the threshing floor cannot be seen among the husk…. But what is there is the heap that must be winnowed. Then the pile of wheat that was hidden among much husk will appear. Do you want to find the good ones? Be good yourself, and you will find them (en. Ps. 47:9).

         In this sense, the community becomes a school of love (schola amoris), in which some must learn from the others, and thus all together we can grow and “walk the path of charity” (trin. 1, 3, 5) towards the City of God.

         The apprenticeship is found principally in two dimension: the exemplary dimension, by appreciating the virtues we perceive in our brothers; and also the passive dimension, that corresponds to the patience with which we must bear the limitations and defects of the brothers.

The building up of the communion.

         The world in which we live presents serious challenges to our communities, and in many occasions can arrive at prohibiting the communion that must exist among brothers, especially when the community is itself split by individualism, activism, disinterest or routine. That is why we must be conscious that God has called us to live in community not that we may be gathered together, juxtaposed, but that we live truly united in communion of souls and hearts directed towards God (Acts 4:32).It is necessary that we pray and strive to build the communion within the community.

         And, if it is certain that communion is a gift and a grace, we collaborate as fellow workers in the construction that God does. He is the architect of communion in the community (Ps. 127), One form of cooperation with God is faithfulness to the community itself, when the brothers do not seek reasons to absent themselves from community acts, rather they make all effort to be there, sharing and conversing with the brothers. They cooperate who overcome the temptation to appraise community acts as “time wasted” and do not use the community as a “mere service station” or hotel to meet one’s necessities. Thus, St. Augustine clearly concludes after reading the text of Acts 4:32:

         You have heard what we want [to have one soul and one heart directed towards God]. Pray that we be able to achieve it (s. 356, 2).

Souls melted to form only one.

         We build the community when we participate in the activities of the community, and we feel co-responsible for the work the community undertakes, as pertaining to each one of the brothers, because as St. Augustine indicates: “Do not think that you are innocent if, by keeping silent, you permit that your brother perish, whom you could have corrected warning him on time” (reg. 3. 4, 25).

We build together with God the communion in the community when we participate with faithfulness and punctuality in the prayer of the community and at the same time we elevate our prayers for the brothers, and we ask God for the grace necessary that the communion in the community does not become an objective, a slogan, a motto, but that it become a reality.

Communion in the community is built when we are capable together to enjoy as brothers our recreations and communitarian outings and, above all, when we are capable of recognizing in the brother the presence of Christ, and we love him in Christ and for Christ. We build up communion when we are capable to:

….converse, laugh, serve each other cheerfully, read in common healthy books, joke with each other and be amused in company; discuss sometimes but without animadversion, as when one dissents with himself, and with such sporadic dissensions to season the many conformities; to teach one another something, to yearn with pain for those absent, and welcome with joy those who arrive. With these signs and others like these … our souls are melted and, from the many, one soul is made… (conf. 4, 13).

In this life there are no perfect communities, but grace urges us to collaborate in the construction of the communion certainly imperfect, but encouraged and strengthened by the grace of God.

Questions for Community dialogue.

To build the communion means to learn to see with new eyes our communities. What do you think of this statement of St. Augustine: “Be good and you will find the good persons?” (en. Ps. 47:9).

To be able to build the communion is a gift and a challenge. What elements in your community are a gift for you? What are the principal challenges that you have to face in your community? Mention three.

Trial and difficult moments help us grow interiorly. How do you face difficult moments within your community?

Building the communion in the community implies a great faithfulness to the community and to the brothers. How do you live the different moments of community encounters? What can you do so that these moments may truly help to build communion, and progress some more beyond mere routine?

I lift up my heart.

         We thank God for the graces, the strength and the enlightenment he has granted us during this day of recollection. For this the following words of St. Augustine can help us:

There is no one who cannot praise when the brothers are in accord. And what is the cause that concord be very difficult among them? Because they discuss about earthly things, because they want to be earth (s. 359, 1). The happiness that good brothers feel for a good brother is good happiness; and the sadness they feel for love of the bad brother, does not become bad for them because with it they please God (qu. 8)

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Fray Dunstan Huberto Decena, OAR

Fray Hubert Dunstan Decena, OAR

Priest/Religious/Bible Professor of the Order of Augustinian Recollects in the Province of St. Ezekiel Moreno.

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    March 1, 2023

    CLOSING OF THE MEETING OF THE LOCAL PROCURATORS

    WITH THE PROVINCIAL PROCURATOR

    CELEBRATIONS OF THE 151ST ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST MASS OF ST. EZEKIEL MORENO IN PUERTO PRINCESA
    Inclusive Dates: March 1-10, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Sr. Constancia Buchan, AR
    Sr. Jamaikha Acle, AR
    Sis. Marissa Molina, SAR (Talisay Chapter)
    Khia Queen Taiza (RAY-Calubang)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Ma. Teresa de Jesus, AR
    +Sis. Susan Bermil, SAR (Talisay Chapter)

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    March 2, 2023

    PROVINCE-WIDE VIRTUAL CONFERENCE on “Policies and Procedures on [Cases of] Sexual Abuse Against Minors and Vulnerable Adults” / 9:00 a.m.

    BIRTHDAY

    Sr. Charina Mae Ogario, AR
    Sis. Merlinda Buada, SAR (Baguio Chapter)
    Karl Canaria (RAY-Talisay)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Bro. Luis Clauor Jr., SAR (Bacolod Chapter)
    +Bro. Gabino Jabutay, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

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    March 3, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Fray Emeterio Buñao
    Fray Andrie Pugate
    Sr. Felisa Ampasin, AR
    Sr. Josephine Facinabao, AR
    Sis. Marina Yang, SAR (Miranila Chapter)
    Sis. Dolores Villas, SAR (Tondo Chapter)
    Sis. Amparo Ortega (Tondo Chapter / Trial)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Teodora de la Natividad, AR
    +Sis. Angelita Quero, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)

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    March 4, 2023

    PRAYER INTENTION: FOR VOCATIONS

    CLOSING OF THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE ESTABLISHMENT OF PUERTO PRINCESA
    Mass Presider & Homilist: Fray Bernard Amparado, OAR
    Immaculate Conception Cathedral, Puerto Princesa City

    BIRTHDAY

    Br. Mark Evan Taliquig (aspirant)
    Sis. Rosita Viray, SAR (Provincialate Chapter)
    Sis. Jasmin Reyes, SAR (Manila Chapter)
    Sis. Thelma Geroy, SAR (Tondo Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Ma. Celina Magcauas, AR
    +Sis. Josefina Cedeño, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    +Sis. Esperanza Bacus, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

     

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    March 5, 2023

    SECOND SUNDAY OF LENT

    BIRTHDAY

    Sis. Nelly Marfil, SAR (Talisay Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Teodorica de Natividad, AR
    +Ma. Alma Limotlimot, AR
    +Sis. Francisca Tamara, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

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    March 6, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Fray Randolph Castulo Castillo, Jr.
    Sr. Rosalia Aparece, AR
    Sr. Ma. Corazon Caberte, AR
    Sr. Ridelia Tinga, AR
    Sis. Marybeth Publico, SAR (Miranila Chapter)
    Sis. Rosalina Toledo, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Josefina Rodriguez, AR
    +Sis. Rosemary Delapaz, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)
    +Mrs. Leonila Dosado (Sister General of the Order)

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    March 7, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Br. Dorin James Igsoc (aspirant)
    Bro. John Eduard Nebre, SAR (Provincialate Chapter)
    Bro. Feliciano Nario Jr., SAR (Baguio Chapter)

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    March 8, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Bro. Marco Quimod, SAR (San Carlos Chapter)
    Sis. Beata Oida, SAR (Miranila Chapter)
    Roceline Bernal (RAY-Cavite)
    Paula Nicole Bautista (RAY-Cavite)
    James Ynnoh Molina (RAY-Miranila

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    EATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Ma. Rita de la Cruz, AR
    +Sr. Ma. Guadalupe Siroy, AR
    +Sr. Ma. Natalia Oliver, AR
    +Sr. Alfonsa Canon, AR

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    March 9, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Sr. Loreto Manigos, AR
    Sr. Merlyn Pelarion, AR

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Faustina Nirza, AR
    +Sis. Rufa Pepito, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

     

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    March 10, 2023

    CLOSING OF THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY (March 10, 1872) OF THE FIRST MASS OF ST. EZEKIEL MORENO IN PUERTO PRINCESA

    BIRTHDAY

    Fray Keneth Pahamutang
    Fray Ifeanyichukwu Maximillian Omem
    Sis. Elenita Atienza, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)
    Sis. Ma. Theresa Aquino, SAR (Baguio Chapter)
    Sis. Ma. Lourdes Espinos, SAR (Talisay Chapter)
    Sis. Lydia Escario, SAR (San Carlos Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sis. Choleta Jalandra, SAR (Talisay Chapter)

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    FORSOAR STAR WEEKEND
    March 11-12, 2022 / Talavera House of Prayer-Recoletos, Cebu City

    BIRTHDAY

    Sr. Briggitte Parba, AR
    Sr. Maria Jasmin Lumanog, AR

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    March 12, 2023

    THIRD SUNDAY OF LENT

    BIRTHDAY

    Sr. Marisa Bernasor, AR
    Mo. Dionisia Talangapaz (Foundress of the AR Sisters)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Inocencia Beringuel, AR
    +Sis. Fe Zamora, SAR (Manila Chapter)
    +Sis. Valentina Talledo, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

     

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    March 13, 2023

    10TH ANNIVERSARY (2013-2023) OF THE ELECTION OF POPE FRANCIS

    BIRTHDAY

    Sr. Ma. Digna Araña, AR
    Sr. Ma. Nicelina Rodriguez, AR
    Bro. Romeo Estanislao, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)
    Sis. Adelina Belandres, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    Sis. Estrella Nuque, SAR (Manila Chapter)
    Sis. Patricia Tario, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    Cyrine Julianne Singson (RAY-Cavite)
    Aaron Kristopher Lim (RAY-San Carlos)
    Kiarah Fatima Guillen (RAY-Provincialate)

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    March 14, 2023

    REAP: SHARING OF ACTIVITIES AND PROGRAMS (NEGROS CLUSTER GENERAL ASSEMBLY)

    BIRTHDAY

    Most Rev. Patricio Buzon, SDB, DD (Diocese of Bacolod)
    Br. Christopher Digal (postulant)
    Sr. Ma. Clara Flores, AR
    Sis. Teotila Torrefiel, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sis. Lucia Ruiz, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    +Sis. Leonila Buhain, SAR (Cavite Chapter)

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    BIRTHDAY

    Fray Lauro Larlar
    Fray Giovanni Gil Magbojos
    Br. Juan Carlo Macalalag (aspirant)
    Sr. Rosielyn Hijastro, AR
    Sis. Marlyn Opu-an, SAR (Talisay Chapter)
    Sis. Milagros Calipay, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    Enrique Jerome Garcia (RAY-Cavite)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Visitacion B. Visitacion, AR
    +Sis. Lourdes Luna, SAR (Provincialate Chapter)
    +Sis. Ma. Carmeta Suiza, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)

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    March 16, 2023

    REAP: DISCUSSION AND DELIBERATION OF STRUCTURES, PLANS, AND PROGRAMS

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sis. Maria Carmeta Suiza, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)

    BIRTHDAY

    Sis. Hernane Francisco, SAR (Manila Chapter)

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    March 17, 2023

    REAP: LENTEN RECOLLECTION

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Ma. Jesus Lastimado, AR
    +Sis. Obdulia Torres, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

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    BIRTHDAY

    Sis. Eduarda Reynes, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

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    FOURTH SUNDAY OF LENT

    PRAYER INTENTION: FOR THE SICK

    10TH ANNIVERSARY (2013-2023) OF THE INSTALLATION OF POPE FRANCIS

    BIRTHDAY

    Archbp. Jose Palma, D.D. (Archbishop of Cebu)
    Sis. Eleanor Almenanza, SAR (Cavite Chapter)
    Sis. Jessica Bacaltos, SAR (Puerto Princesa Chapter)
    Sis. Beatriz Hermoso, SAR (Provincialate Chapter)
    Marian Sigrid Escobar (RAY-Bacolod)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Trinidad de la Purisima Concepcion, AR
    +Sis. Enriquieta Oamilda, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    +Bro. Gonzalo Pañares, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    +Sis. Anunciacion Mendez, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

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    March 20, 2023

    FEAST OF ST. JOSEPH, PATRON OF THE ORDER

    USJ-R (Cebu & Balamban) PATRONAL FIESTA OF ST. JOSEPH

    BIRTHDAY

    Fray Roweno Eugenio Hamo
    Sis. Josefina Guevarra, SAR (Cavite Chapter)
    Sis. Salvacion Manalon, SAR (Inagawan Chapter)
    Sis. Nenita Ursais, SAR (Baguio Chapter)
    Earl Vincent Blaza (RAY-Miranila)

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    March 21, 2023

    START OF GENERAL COUNCIL MEETING (Rome)
    Inclusive Dates: March 21-25

    BIRTHDAY

    Fray Mark Rochelle Renacia
    Sis. Corazon Yanga, SAR (Tondo Chapter)

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    March 22, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Sis. Grace Katada, SAR (Puerto Princesa Chapter)
    Sis. Rose Mary Chua, SAR (Talisay Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sis. Felicitas Aquino, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    +Sis. Lina Ferrer, SAR

     

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    March 23, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Fray Teodulo Hayahay
    Sis. Milagros Renes, SAR (Provincialate Chapter)
    Sis. Fe Josefa Asuncion, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)
    Sis. Ma. Luisa Salvador (San Carlos Chapter / Trial)
    Nichole Cabamo (RAY-Laray)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Ma. Cecilia Salgado, AR
    +Sr. Concepcion Reston, AR

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    March 24, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Fray Christopher Gaspar
    Sis. Clemencia Luces, SAR (Tondo Chapter)
    Sis. Elpidia Abasolo, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    Sis. Nelida Mendoza (Miranila Chapter / Trial)
    Sis. Hedelita Diaz, SAR (Provincialate Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sis. Lydia Rivera, SAR (Tondo Chapter)
    +Sis. Adela Jaca, SAR (Cebu Chapter)

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    March 25, 2023

    EARTH HOUR: 8:30 – 9:30 p.m.

    BIRTHDAY

    Sis. Anunciacion Yballe, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    Sis. Ann Marjorie Ricarte, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    Sis. Lourdes Serrano, SAR (Manila Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Purificacion del Espiritu Santo, AR
    +Sr. Magdalena Salgado, AR

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    March 26, 2023

    FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT

    BIRTHDAY

    Sis. Gloria Mempin, SAR (San Carlos Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sis. Felicitas Calopez, SAR (Talisay Chapter)
    +Sis. Alice Banares, SAR (Tondo Chapter)

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    March 27, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Bro. Edward de Silva, SAR (Baguio Chapter)
    Sis. Josefina Magalit, SAR (Miranila Chapter)
    Sis. Alberta Lastimado, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    Bro. Samuel Celerino Favila (Puerto Princesa Chapter / Trial)
    Aira Joy Legaspi (RAY-Talisay)

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    March 28, 2023

    PRAYER INTENTION: FOR THE MISSIONS

    BIRTHDAY

    Sr. Agustina Santos, AR Sr. Dorothy Aguila, AR
    Sis. Virginia Lazaro, SAR (Tondo Chapter)
    Bro. Reynaldo Aparicio, SAR (Cebu Chapter)
    Sis. Lilibeth Fuertes, SAR (San Carlos Chapter)
    Sis. Brenda Villafuerte, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sr. Gregoria de San Jose, AR
    + Sis. Rufina Jadraque, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)

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    March 29, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Ma. Katrina Rodriguez (RAY-Miranila)

    PRESBYTERAL ANNIVERSARY

    (2008-2023)

    Fray William Cordero, Jr.
    Fray Roderick Deguit

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Bro. Crispin Balingit, SAR (Antipolo Chapter)

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    March 30, 2023

    GENERALATE: ONLINE MEETING OF THE COMMISSION ON THE PROTECTION OF MINORS & VULNERABLE ADULTS

    BIRTHDAY

    Mo. Maxima Pelaez, AR
    Sis. Juanita Pajarillaga, SAR (Miranila Chapter)
    Sis. Jelly Masongsong, SAR (San Carlos Chapter)

    DEATH ANNIVERSARY

    +Sis. Roberta Panoncillo, SAR (San Carlos Chapter)

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    March 31, 2023

    BIRTHDAY

    Br. John Reynan Rosie (aspirant)
    Sr. Anastacia Fangon, AR

 

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