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LB square

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After the Mass, some of the choir members have decided to come together for bonding. Since, it was Glady's birthday several days ago, we decided to pass by at LB square. I have the place several times but I was not able to see it. So, we plan to come together to spent a moment together. Gladys, Nora, Che and Lisa spent some time with me to the said place. Blogs commenting Fr. Jessie's post

Maundy Thursday/Chrism Mass/Birthday/People

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Wahing of the Feet. My mother and sister came to visit me and they brought with them my niece, Christine Joy. Click screen for Full View Click for full view Sis. Ligaya Quidayan, dentist by profession,treasurer of the parish since Fr. Clenista celebrates her 70th birthday today At 6:00 am in union with bishop of San Pablo, the clergy both religious and diocesan celebrates the Chrism Mass These are two videos which could be used as meditation for Maundy Thursday.

Confession

Aside from the nuptial mass I performed, i hear confession again from the students of Liceo de Bay because they will be having their graduation this afternoon with the Bishop. I was exhausted of my schedule and of other days which caused me to rest for the rest of this afternoon

Volunteerism

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Volunteerism Life is full of opportunities and the internet has enhanced it one way or another. Surfing the internet, one day, I encountered websites that are looking for volunteers. I applied to one of them, www.masstimes.org . Bob, the person who replied to my application told me that for ten years of website’s existence, I am the first priest who volunteered for the position. Well, generally, it is not the primary preoccupation of priests. However, personally, I would like to extend my knowledge beyond my parish work without physically leaving it. (Leaving my parish will surely require a lot of time and resources. I am now assigned to a far-flung area of the province of Laguna, Philippines. A two (2) hour drive is needed to reach the nearest city). I am quite excited in volunteering because it could be one of my barometers on knowing what really my other talents are and how could I relate and respond to the global world. As a parish priest, especially here in the Philippines, nobody...