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-Timbal,K
Friday, 31 January 2014
Chinese New Year
Happy Chinese New Year! Today all over the world, people are celebrating the beginning of the Year of the Horse. It is believed this new year will bring energy to fight for something you believe in.
AT
AT THE CROSS
by: HILL SONG UNITED
Oh Lord You've searched me
You know my way
Even when I fail You
I know You love me
Your holy presence
Surrounding me
In every season
I know You love me
I know You love me
At the cross I bow my knee
Where Your blood was she'd for me
There's no greater love than this
You have overcome the grave
Your glory fills the highest place
What can separate me now
You go before me
You shield my way
Your hand upholds me
I know You love me
You tore the veil
You made a way
When You said that it is done
And when the earth fades
Falls from my eyes
And You stand before me
I know You love me
I know You love me
FARRA MAY C. USON
II- BSBA (C)
Matthew
Thursday, 30 January 2014
TRIVIA :)
WHAT KIND OF ROMAN CROSS WAS USED TO CRUCIFY JESUS??
Apparently there were at least three kinds of crosses used by the Romans to crucify criminals. One was called ‘Crux decussate’ in the shape of an ‘X’. The second, Crux Commissa, in the form of a ‘T’. Finally, they used, the Crux immissa in the form of a small 't' like what we usually see in the movies, typcical church crucifixes, or on jewelry, etc.
-PHOEBE ANN :)
prayer
just pray for my ate
for her safety travel
tnx
O almighty and merciful God, Who hast commissioned Thy angels
to guide and protect us, command them to be our assiduous
companions from our setting out until our return; to clothe us with
their invisible protection; to keep us from all danger of collision, of
fire, of explosion, of falls and bruises; and finally, having preserved
us from all evil, and especially from sin, to guide us to our
heavenly
home. Through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
-Sanvictores
for her safety travel
tnx
O almighty and merciful God, Who hast commissioned Thy angels
to guide and protect us, command them to be our assiduous
companions from our setting out until our return; to clothe us with
their invisible protection; to keep us from all danger of collision, of
fire, of explosion, of falls and bruises; and finally, having preserved
us from all evil, and especially from sin, to guide us to our
heavenly
home. Through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.
-Sanvictores
Tuesday, 28 January 2014
FOUR
Why FOUR Gospels?
The Four Gospel namely the book of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John tell us four different viewpoints of Christ and are addressed to different kinds of people. Additionally, these Four Gospels are the one Ezekiel (in the book of Ezekiel) and John (in Revelation) saw in the vision as four winged creatures - winged lion, winged calf/ox, winged man, and the eagle. Some Bible scholars say that :
Matthew is the winged lion who seems to address his book to the Jewsgiving the perspective of Jesus as the King of Kings - for he specially saw Jesus as the Messiah and the Lion of the tribe of Judah and being the heir to the throne of David as he states Christ genealogy.
Mark being the winged calf and wrote the book mainly to the Romans - giving us the perspective of Jesus Christ as the Sacrifice and Servant. ("For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve..")
Luke (Gentile) as the winged man - for Jesus being Human as Luke presents the chronological order of the birth of Christ.
John as the eagle - stating us the Deity of Christ, Jesus being God (as seen in John 1:1-4)
Alpha.Genesis | Orange Praetorians
The Four Gospel namely the book of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John tell us four different viewpoints of Christ and are addressed to different kinds of people. Additionally, these Four Gospels are the one Ezekiel (in the book of Ezekiel) and John (in Revelation) saw in the vision as four winged creatures - winged lion, winged calf/ox, winged man, and the eagle. Some Bible scholars say that :
Matthew is the winged lion who seems to address his book to the Jewsgiving the perspective of Jesus as the King of Kings - for he specially saw Jesus as the Messiah and the Lion of the tribe of Judah and being the heir to the throne of David as he states Christ genealogy.
Mark being the winged calf and wrote the book mainly to the Romans - giving us the perspective of Jesus Christ as the Sacrifice and Servant. ("For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve..")
Luke (Gentile) as the winged man - for Jesus being Human as Luke presents the chronological order of the birth of Christ.
John as the eagle - stating us the Deity of Christ, Jesus being God (as seen in John 1:1-4)
Alpha.Genesis | Orange Praetorians
(c)Trivia Mania
-Timbal,K
Monday, 27 January 2014
HAPPY TEACHERS DAY TO ALL TEACHERS AND PROF. @ CCC :)
You are not only our teacher. Rather, you are friend, philosopher and guide, all molded into one person. We will always be grateful to you for your support.
BY: PHOEBE ANN :)
Sunday, 26 January 2014
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Monday, 20 January 2014
"WHAT MAKES CHRISTMAS IMPORTANT FOR YOU?"
"WHAT MAKES CHRISTMAS IMPORTANT FOR YOU?"
Christmas is a one of a holiday that we celebrate every year. But this is different for other holiday, because this is very special to us. Christmas season is about giving love, gifts and most of all it is the birthday of our great Jesus. This is a happy season that we celebrate in this world.
Christmas makes important to me, because besides we celebrate the birthday of Jesus, it makes me feel peace in my surroundings. This is the day that our whole family member is complete to celebrate that special day. Like me, I'm with my family happy to celebrate Christmas together. And it is the chance to show to love to others, and giving gifts for the one that are special to us like family, friends and special someone. And also we can see the smile in the face of the children when ewe give them gifts even if it is only a small thing for others or for us. And they make us also happy when we see them how they appreciate the gifts that we give for them. So we thank God that He give this very special Christmas season to us, to remind us that we need to share love and blessings to others. But don't forget that our love and blessings we need to share is not only in Christmas day but we need to do this everyday.
by: FARRA MAY C. USON
II-BSBA (C)
by: FARRA MAY C. USON
II-BSBA (C)
STO.NINO !!
PRAYER TO Santo Niño
O Señor Santo Niño, you are our King and our God, we worship you. You are our strong defender, we turn to you.
You are the patron of Cebu, the Philippines and the world, we come to you; You have made extraordinary wonders through your miraculous image in those chosen islands, remember us. Look down at this poor soul that comes to you for help. Lead us with your wisdom; discipline us with your truth; console us with your tenderness, protect us with your might.
We consecrate today our thoughts of you, only with you shall they be occupied; our words, only of you shall they speak; our sufferings, that we may endure them for your sake. We beg you Señor Santo Niño, illuminine our understanding, kindle our will, cleanse our body, sanctify our soul. We wish what you wish, because you wish, as you wish, as long as you wish.
Grant us, Señor Santo Niño, that we may feel love toward you, be strict toward ourselves be zealous toward our fellowmen, and rightly despise the things of the world. Help us to overcome sensuality with strict discipline, avariciousness wtih generousity, anger with gentleness, indolence with zealous industry. Make us wise in counsel, courageous in danger, patient in adversity, humble in prosperty.
Teach us, dear Santo Niño, how worthless is the world, how sublime is heaven, how brief is time, how long is eternity. Grant us, lastly, that we may remember you, adore you, love you and serve you here on earth that we may be happy with you forever and ever in heaven.
Amen.
BY: PHOEBE DIVIVA
History
Feast of Sto. Nino is all over the world.
The discovery of the Philippines is linked to Spain's glorious chain of conquests. On September 20, 1519, a fleet of five galleons commanded by Portuguese Navigator Ferdinand Magellan at the service of the king and queen of Spain set sailed from San Lucar de Barrameda to search for the Spice Islands. They did not find the spice island, instead they landed in Limasawa, a small island south of Leyte in the central part of the Philippines. Magellan took possession of the islands and named it after King Philip of Spain.
Magellan's expedition headed for Cebu and found the island very hospitable. He made Cebu the base of his exploration, Christianization and conquests. King Humabon and Queen Juana of Cebu gave him a warm reception and embraced Christianity as well. As gratitude to his hospitality, Magellan agreed to fight with king Humabon who was at war with the neigboring tribe, Mactan. Unfortunately, Magellan was killed in the battle. His men returned to Spain, and that same expedition has set the record to be the first to circumnavigate the earth.
Spain sent another expedition to the Far East Region. An Augustinian priest, named Andres Urdaneta, a world-known cosmographer who lived inside the monastic walls of the Augustinian monastery in Mexico was summoned to lead the expedition. On November 21, a memorable expedition left Mexico for the Philippines and arrived in Cebu on April 27, 1565.
DISCOVERY OF THE IMAGE OF THE SANTO NINO
Because of Cebuanos suspicion that their return is bringing retribution to Magellan's death, another battle broke out. But heavy artilleries and huge cannons forced the natives to flee to the mountain leaving behind their villages burnt to the ground. As Spanish soldiers inspected the burnt village, one soldier found an image of the Child Jesus under the pile of ashes unscathed inside the wooden box.
As earlier authenticated entry in the Journal of Pigafetta, clerk in the Magellan expedition, explains the origin of Santo Nino: "On the day Queen Juana was baptized by Father Pedro Valderama, chaplain of that expedition, Pigaffeta himself presented her with the Image." The same Image now lies in the Basilica del Santo Nino and become a favorite destination for millions of pilgrims each year. For four and half centuries now, the Image of Santo Nino continues to make wonders in the lives of many Filipinos. On the third Sunday of each year, in Cebu, millions flock to the streets for a colorful festivity, honoring and placing the Island and the entire Philippines under His Patronage.
During the last World War, a bomb fell inside the Church but the Image was recovered unscathed. It was one of the numerous miracles and powers attributed to the Holy Image.
In 1965 the historic Santo Nino Church was renovated for the observance of the Fourth Centenary of the Christianization of the Philippines held in Cebu City. It was during the centennial celebration that the Sacred Congregation of Rites elevated the Santo Nino Church to the rank of Basilica Minore with all the rights and privileges accruing to such title.
The Founder's Mission:
THE SANTO NINO DE CEBU ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL
In 1968, Sally Famarin brought the devotion to the Holy Infant Jesus to the Bay Area. Her tireless effort has brought national distinction to Americans of Filipino descent, and the Santo Nino Fiesta become a recipient of numerous Proclamations from top US government and ecclesiastical officials as one of the most beautiful celebration and a recognition of the continuing friendship and outstanding achievements of Filipino-American community. The devotion of the Santo Nino was also considered the means of inspiring the highest values in upholding sacred traditions of Philippine culture and heritage here in the Bay Area. Through the late Fr. McGee, pastor of the St. Joseph Church in San Francisco, a marble altar was constructed to enthrone the Image of the Santo Nino de Cebu inside St. Joseph Church. On January 17, 1982 a mass in honor of the Santo Nino was celebrated in thanksgiving for the passing of the US Congress Resolution in recognition of the Shrine as part of National Registry of Cultural and Historical Places. The Vatican and Pope John Paul II also sent an Apostolic Blessing, and said "by this time of writing, the Santo Nino de Cebu is the only Filipino identity that is registered in the National Registry of cultural and Historical Places in Washington D.C·. The Santo Nino in San Francisco strengthen that Image."
In the 1987 Saint Joseph Church became one of the casualties of the strong earthquake that hit San Francisco and consequently closed.
Today, the Santo Nino de Cebu Association International at St. Dominic's Church has continued the lead in upholding its centuries-old devotion to the Holy Infant Jesus.
(c)www.santoninodecebu.org/history.html
The discovery of the Philippines is linked to Spain's glorious chain of conquests. On September 20, 1519, a fleet of five galleons commanded by Portuguese Navigator Ferdinand Magellan at the service of the king and queen of Spain set sailed from San Lucar de Barrameda to search for the Spice Islands. They did not find the spice island, instead they landed in Limasawa, a small island south of Leyte in the central part of the Philippines. Magellan took possession of the islands and named it after King Philip of Spain.
Magellan's expedition headed for Cebu and found the island very hospitable. He made Cebu the base of his exploration, Christianization and conquests. King Humabon and Queen Juana of Cebu gave him a warm reception and embraced Christianity as well. As gratitude to his hospitality, Magellan agreed to fight with king Humabon who was at war with the neigboring tribe, Mactan. Unfortunately, Magellan was killed in the battle. His men returned to Spain, and that same expedition has set the record to be the first to circumnavigate the earth.
Spain sent another expedition to the Far East Region. An Augustinian priest, named Andres Urdaneta, a world-known cosmographer who lived inside the monastic walls of the Augustinian monastery in Mexico was summoned to lead the expedition. On November 21, a memorable expedition left Mexico for the Philippines and arrived in Cebu on April 27, 1565.
DISCOVERY OF THE IMAGE OF THE SANTO NINO
Because of Cebuanos suspicion that their return is bringing retribution to Magellan's death, another battle broke out. But heavy artilleries and huge cannons forced the natives to flee to the mountain leaving behind their villages burnt to the ground. As Spanish soldiers inspected the burnt village, one soldier found an image of the Child Jesus under the pile of ashes unscathed inside the wooden box.
As earlier authenticated entry in the Journal of Pigafetta, clerk in the Magellan expedition, explains the origin of Santo Nino: "On the day Queen Juana was baptized by Father Pedro Valderama, chaplain of that expedition, Pigaffeta himself presented her with the Image." The same Image now lies in the Basilica del Santo Nino and become a favorite destination for millions of pilgrims each year. For four and half centuries now, the Image of Santo Nino continues to make wonders in the lives of many Filipinos. On the third Sunday of each year, in Cebu, millions flock to the streets for a colorful festivity, honoring and placing the Island and the entire Philippines under His Patronage.
During the last World War, a bomb fell inside the Church but the Image was recovered unscathed. It was one of the numerous miracles and powers attributed to the Holy Image.
In 1965 the historic Santo Nino Church was renovated for the observance of the Fourth Centenary of the Christianization of the Philippines held in Cebu City. It was during the centennial celebration that the Sacred Congregation of Rites elevated the Santo Nino Church to the rank of Basilica Minore with all the rights and privileges accruing to such title.
The Founder's Mission:
THE SANTO NINO DE CEBU ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL
In 1968, Sally Famarin brought the devotion to the Holy Infant Jesus to the Bay Area. Her tireless effort has brought national distinction to Americans of Filipino descent, and the Santo Nino Fiesta become a recipient of numerous Proclamations from top US government and ecclesiastical officials as one of the most beautiful celebration and a recognition of the continuing friendship and outstanding achievements of Filipino-American community. The devotion of the Santo Nino was also considered the means of inspiring the highest values in upholding sacred traditions of Philippine culture and heritage here in the Bay Area. Through the late Fr. McGee, pastor of the St. Joseph Church in San Francisco, a marble altar was constructed to enthrone the Image of the Santo Nino de Cebu inside St. Joseph Church. On January 17, 1982 a mass in honor of the Santo Nino was celebrated in thanksgiving for the passing of the US Congress Resolution in recognition of the Shrine as part of National Registry of Cultural and Historical Places. The Vatican and Pope John Paul II also sent an Apostolic Blessing, and said "by this time of writing, the Santo Nino de Cebu is the only Filipino identity that is registered in the National Registry of cultural and Historical Places in Washington D.C·. The Santo Nino in San Francisco strengthen that Image."
In the 1987 Saint Joseph Church became one of the casualties of the strong earthquake that hit San Francisco and consequently closed.
Today, the Santo Nino de Cebu Association International at St. Dominic's Church has continued the lead in upholding its centuries-old devotion to the Holy Infant Jesus.
(c)www.santoninodecebu.org/history.html
-Timbal,K
Friday, 17 January 2014
Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Sunday, 12 January 2014
THE GOSPEL
the gospel ( Jan. 12,2013 )
saint matthew chapter 3
ang pagbaptist ni john kay jesus... at ang pagsimula ng pagpapagaling ni jesus
-OLIVEROS
Saturday, 11 January 2014
Faith
What is our life worth, do we even feel like we have value enough to demand that we deserve everything and then some more, can we make peace with our past in a way that we recognize it was exactly what we needed to grow, is the love within our hearts so secure that we keep balance in all life states, through all exterior circumstances, even through the worst criticisms can we truly remember who we are and be such a driving force of inspiration that the only reactions we ever give to this universe come from a place of pure unconditional LOVE. Journey With me.
(c)Live,Believe and Inspire
-Timbal,K
Thursday, 9 January 2014
alphabetical message:) BY: PHOEBE ANN DIVIVA:)
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GOD'S LOVE MESSAGES
A
Anointed by God!
B
BE ON FIRE FOR JESUS!!!
C
Count Your Blessings!
Courage.
D
DELIGHT YOURSELF IN THE LORD!
E
FFEAR GOD NOT MAN.
Forgive Others.
G
Give Thanks with A Grateful Heart to God!God is One! Father, Son, & The Holy Spirit!God's Love is Everlasting!
God's Love Never Fails!
GROW YOUR FAITH IN GOD!Grow Your Faith With The Word of God!
H
Happy Is...
Have Faith in God!
Heaven's Everlasting Joy!
I
It is a Blessing to Know the Names of God!
It is Good to Obey God!
J
Jesus Can Give You Rest.
JESUS CHRIST IS COMING SOON!!! BE READY! JESUS SAVES!!!
Jesus is God!JESUS IS GREATER THAN SATAN.Jesus is Our Rock That Never Fails!
Jesus Spoke the Words of Isaiah 61:1-2 & He Fulfilled the Prophecy!
KKeep Walking With God Everyday and Stay Faithful.Know Your God, and Know God’s Revealed Times and His Judgments!
L
LOVE GOD!
Love Is...
Love the Word of God!
M
Meditate on God's Word! Praise God! & Pray to God!
N
O
Our Inheritance With Jesus Christ!
P
PRAISE THE LORD GOD ALMIGHTY!!!
Q
RREJOICE IN THE LORD!
S
Seek And You Will Find.
SEEK FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS RIGHTEOUSNESS.
T
Thank God for Today!
Today is the day of Salvation!
Trust God with Your Work.
U
Use Your Talents for God!
V
W
We Are United in Jesus Christ!
WITH GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE!
Wisdom.
X
Y
Z
goodnight:)
GOD never takes a day off to lovecareguide and protectus in every moment of our livesmay his presence be with youtoday and alwaysGOOD Night..
:)
BY: Phoebe Ann Diviva
VIVA NAZARENO !!!
Panalangin para kay Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno
Katamis-tamisan naming Mahal na Poong Nuestro Padre Jesus Nazareno Diyos Manunubos ko,na paglalakbay sa kalbaryong pasan pasan mo Ang krus na pagpapakuan sa iyo. Akong abang Makasalanan Na naging Dahil sa iyong masayod na hirap ay nagpupuri sa iyo at nagpapasalamat, Na bilang maamong kordero ay buong hinahong tinanggap O sa ibaba na iyong balikat ang kahoy ng iyong kamatayan upang doon Mawakasan ang Aking mga kasalanan at sandaigdigan. Patawarin mo ako, O Butihing Jesus Inaamin ang aking mga sala at ako’y mananalig ng dahil sa kabutihang Mong walang kahulilim. Ay hugasan mo ng iyong dugo, iniibig kita ng sa lahat ng bagay ipinangako na ako’y magiging matapat hanggang sa oras ng aking kamatayan Patnubayan mo ako, Diyos ng iyong biyaya at ihatid Mo Ako sa landas ng iyong mga utos diyan sa langit na iyong tahanan. AMEN.
BY; PHOEBE ANN DIVIVA:)
Tuesday, 7 January 2014
HAPPY:D
On this new year our resolution may be To face our challenges with courage and confidence, To spread love and affection to our dear and nears To lead a life of success and victory To pray to the god for all those blessings .
Happy New Year:)
BY: PHOEBE ANN D.:)
WHAT MAKES CHRISTMAS IMPORTANT FOR YOU?
Reflection #2
“What
makes Christmas important for you?
The Christmas (December 25) is best event in
the Philippines because it is day that people LOVE, CARING, HOPEFUL FAITHFUL
and PEACE.
The day was born of Jesus Christ
the Son of God.
The Christmas is very important
to me because my family and I are always happy and celebrate the Christmas.
Mama said that Christmas is the best day of our family because it is event that
our family was together, love and say sorry for each other. We happy while we
eating the foods and laughing each other. For me Christmas can’t forget and the
best way to mingle people and unforgettable moment in my life. I always
remember the symbolize of Christmas the love, forgiveness and forget, the event
that we love each other and forgiven and forget the people do something bad to
you and always happy. Thanks to God for the more blessings to come and pray of
our sins.
“Christmas, when observed with
the right spirit, still has the power to call miracles from Heaven to Earth.”
― Richelle E. Goodrich, Smile
Anyway
-OLIVEROS
Monday, 6 January 2014
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