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Earl and Izza

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I received an invitation to solemnized a wedding this coming January through friendster account. A former parishioners in Our Lady of the Angels parish, Sta. Maria, Laguna. When I accepted the invitation to solemnized the said wedding, Izza directed me to another website that contains their preparation. I believe they have prepare in advance for the said wedding because they have created a website for the said occasion. Well, it is not a gauge for a wedding preparation as stipulated by the laws of the country and of the church. Rather an added one. I hope they have prepared themselves psychologically, spiritually and financially. anyone could access their site on this address Earl and Izza Searching out the site, I found out that they maid it through a free service of mywedding.com . For those who are planning to wed, ypu can plan your wedding through this service. Blogs commenting Fr. Jessie's post

My Sacerdotal Anniversarry

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I invited the choir of Sta. Maria in the simple celebration of my sacerdotal anniversary. I asked them to render a Marian Song as we celebrate the feast of the Our Lady of Sorrows today. Here it is. Blogs commenting Fr. Jessie's post Technorati icon">

Feast of Our Lady of Fatima

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Today, we celebrates the feast of our Lady of Fatima. There are three things i would like to share with you. 1. The Story of the three children whom the Virgin Mary appeared to Lucia, Francisco and Jacinta by Michael Jones taken from http://www.medjugorjeusa.org/fatima.htm. 2. The Secrets of Fatima as revealed by the Congregation of Faith 3. Present Philippine Concern 1. The Story By Michael K. Jones In the year of 1916 three shepherd children, Lucia d os Santos, age nine and her two cousins, Francisco and Jacinta Mart o, age eight and six respectively tended their parents flock of sheep. It was a fine spring morning for grazing sheep on Lucia's father property. The children played as the sheep feasted on the grass. Suddenly there was a change in the weather. A steady drizzle fell and the breeze was chilling from a northwest wind. Quickly gathering the sheep they lead them to a small wooded area where they too k shelter in a cave. The drizzle proved to be just a pa...

Cova da Iria

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Cova da Iria Blogs commenting Fr. Jessie's post