Last Sunday’s Gospel told us about a story when Jesus commanded Peter, a fisherman, to put out into deep water and lower the nets for a catch. Peter was indifferent,…
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Sacerdos in Aeternum | Rev. Fr. Rommel Molina Arcilla:
Broken Promises
The world today is filled with so much problems, lies and deceit. Fake people are scattered everywhere. These are the people who are not beholden to any principle and they…
Engr. Raul V. Zafe | General Manager, FICELCO:
JOURNEY TOWARDS RECLAIMING BALONGBONG MINI HYDRO POWER PLANT
By this article, I wish to make it known to every Catandunganon the urgent need to unite for a cause that will have long-lasting benefits to our island province in…
Sacerdos in Aeternum | Rev. Fr. Rommel Molina Arcilla:
Santo Niño
Probably you would agree with me that the most popular household image is the Santo Niño. I bless an image of the Santo Niño almost everywhere – from homes, to…
Sacerdos in Aeternum | Rev. Fr. Rommel Molina Arcilla:
Lord, Strengthen Our Faith
Fear and a lot of it had been injected within our systems. The fear of getting infected with the Covid19 Virus with its multiplying variants, the fear of the unimaginably…
Sacerdos in Aeternum | Rev. Fr. Rommel Molina Arcilla:
The King in a Manger
It is a very unusual sight to see a King born in a manger. Much strange if the one who was born in a manger was the King of kings…
Dr. Marcus Hale | Catanduanes Doctors Hospital, Inc. (CDHI):
Have You Cracked Your Back Lately?
Depending on the source of the problem, this term could be describing something quite dramatic, like being in an accident, but it’s not. For many years this has been a…
Sacerdos in Aeternum | Rev. Fr. Rommel Molina Arcilla:
What Shall We Do?
The Gospel last Sunday, the third Sunday of Advent, recounted to us the story about the people from almost all walks of life, asking John the Baptist what must be…
Sacerdos in Aeternum | Rev. Fr. Rommel Molina Arcilla:
Memories of Monsignor Ping
I enjoyed serving at his masses especially in some far areas where we had to travel on our feet for almost 2 hours and traverse a river for over eighteen…
Strawberry farm began from just five seedlings
Cristina Lato Torreda remembers exact when she started her now thriving farm in Yocti, San Andres. It was on Sept. 25, 2018 when she bought five strawberry seedlings on line…