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Thursday, October 29, 2009
Thursday, October 01, 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
My Gospel Reflections for MondayJuly 20: Matthew 19:38-42
My Reflections:
Majority of the scribes and the Pharisees were through and through against Jesus. They demand for a sign for what purpose? But Jesus knew them well; He knew the evil in their hearts.
We may not be like the scribes and the Pharisees who persecuted Jesus. But we are like them once in a while because sometimes we also demand for a sign from God. Especially when we are about to make major decisions we ask God for a sign.
For me, asking God for a sign is an indication of weak faith, come to think of it; why will we ask God for a sign if we have our full trust and faith in HIM?
Majority of the scribes and the Pharisees were through and through against Jesus. They demand for a sign for what purpose? But Jesus knew them well; He knew the evil in their hearts.
We may not be like the scribes and the Pharisees who persecuted Jesus. But we are like them once in a while because sometimes we also demand for a sign from God. Especially when we are about to make major decisions we ask God for a sign.
For me, asking God for a sign is an indication of weak faith, come to think of it; why will we ask God for a sign if we have our full trust and faith in HIM?
Friday, June 26, 2009
Friday, June 19, 2009
Monday, June 01, 2009
My Tribute to our Parish Pastor: Rev. Fr. Leonardo R. Bagos
In just a few days, our beloved Parish Priest, Fr. Nards, will leave us to begin a new chapter of his ministry in the Diocese of Imus. How swiftly time has passed! It seems only yesterday that he first set foot in Saint Joseph’s Parish, Carmona, Cavite. Yet, the reality is that six years of faithful service, of tireless dedication, and of unwavering love for God’s people, are coming to a close.
As we look back, our hearts overflow with gratitude. Fr. Nards came to us as a shepherd sent by God, and under his guidance, our parish has grown—not only in structures and systems—but in faith, reverence, and love for the Eucharist. The church edifice, once unfinished, now stands complete, a visible testament to his perseverance, vision, and trust in God’s providence. Even in the face of scarcity, he never wavered; he believed that with God, all things are possible.
But beyond bricks and mortar, Fr. Nards built something far more enduring: a deeper respect and reverence for God among all of us. He taught us, step by step, how to receive Christ in the Eucharist with devotion, ensuring that each communicant approached the Body of Christ with awe and love. He gently corrected those who did not yet understand, not with scolding, but with prayer, catechesis, and care—guiding our hearts to the sacred. He reminded us, in every action, that the Eucharist is not only a ritual, but a profound encounter with our Lord.
Under his pastoral care, the parish became orderly, clean, and welcoming. The sound of the Word of God now echoes clearly to all. The environment reflects not only organization but love, discipline, and care for God’s house. And yet, it is not only the changes we see that matter—it is the way he quietly formed our hearts, our reverence, and our faith.
Like Christ, Fr. Nards faced challenges and opposition, moments that must have been painful. Yet he met them with forgiveness, patience, and prayer. He taught us by example that a shepherd’s heart is gentle, resilient, and steadfast, always guided by love, even toward those who oppose us.
Father, as you prepare to leave our parish, know that you have left an indelible mark on each of our lives. We will miss your friendship, your guidance, your lessons, and your unwavering dedication. But we will carry forward what you have instilled in us: love for the Eucharist, respect for God’s house, and the courage to live our faith boldly.
May God continue to bless and strengthen you in your new mission. May He guide your steps, protect you, and fill your heart with peace and joy as you shepherd new flocks. And may we, inspired by your example, always remember that the measure of true ministry is not in what is built, but in the lives touched, the hearts formed, and the faith deepened.
Thank you, Padre, for your life of service, your faith, and your love. You will remain forever in our prayers—and in our hearts.
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
I will be back in a few hours.
To everyone,
after two days without broadband connection I'm back again. I hope that you'll visit me again. Thanks for your patience.
God bless,
Marino
Monday, April 06, 2009
Wednesday, April 01, 2009
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