The Colégio Diocesano de São José (CDSJ) 1,2,3,4 recently provided an online/live streaming of the children’s version of the Way of the Cross.
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REFLECTION ON THE NCOV CRISIS – An occasion to boost physical and spiritual immunity
– Ross Belle Santos-Balatbat The NCOV crisis can lead to positive changes to families and individuals. Globally, governments are giving guidelines and directives on how to combat the virus on a daily basis and boost our body’s immune system. …
HEROIC WITNESSES – Pastors succumb to Covid-19
– Fr Leonard Dollentas As the world is facing an incredibly contagious and dangerous pandemic with global cases rising above 650,000 and more than 30,000 dead (March 27), Italy’s death toll for COVID-19 surged to 10,000. Reports confirmed that among…
FU HONG CLOSES REHABILITATION CENTERS IN EARLY FEBRUARY – Video calls and over the phone support. The new life of those who help
– Marco Carvalho An earthquake that rocked the manner schools and universities teach and changed the way private institutions of social solidarity look after their users. The coronavirus outbreak forced institutions from all quarters of society to reinvent themselves and…
FAITH ILLUSTRATED – You Shall Love Your Neighbour As Yourself (9)
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS: 5th Commandment – You Shall Not Kill
ALLELUIA IN THE FOURTH MODE – Music by Aurelio Porfiri
Liturgical Mass Sheet
THE HIDDEN TABERNACLE
– Corrado Gnerre I am an old Catholic. I attend Holy Mass daily. I notice many modernist novelties, which I cannot share because I have attended the Masses celebrated by Padre Pio in San Giovanni Rotondo for many years in…
BITE-SIZE THEOLOGY (73) – Why so many names and titles and symbols?
– Rev José Mario O Mandía We are now talking about the Holy Spirit. One of the things we will discover about Him when we open the pages of the Bible is that He is called by many names and…
THE CHURCH THAT CHRIST FOUNDED (12) – The “Modern” Era – Impact of the Enlightenment
– Joni Cheng The effect of the apostasy in the Catholic Church in the 16th century followed through in the 17th and 18th century. However, by roughly around 1650 to 1800, the modern era began, where people no longer lived…
CHANCERY NOTICE
CN/11/011/2020 Special Arrangements for Parish Liturgies from 22nd March through to Holy Week and Easter For the spiritual benefit of the faithful, and in cooperation with the community’s ongoing infection prevention measures, the Diocese is implementing the following, until further…