Running on Empty (32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time)
Do you feel like you’ve been running on empty? “Running on empty” is a phrase we use to refer to people on the brink of exhaustion–be it physical or... Read more
Power (29th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
The problem with some leaders that we have is that they think they are God. They see themselves as the ultimate power, no longer dependent on the power of... Read more
The Road to Mindanao (September 2017 Bulletin)
This bulletin is meant to keep our Philippine Province Jesuits and partners in mission updated regarding developments in the implementation of the Province Roadmap. Read more
Options: Discernment Talk for Young Professionals on October 19
Learn the art of making life-giving choices. Inviting single, male, and young professionals to join OPTIONS: A DISCERNMENT TALK ON LIFE CHOICES on October 19, Thursday, 6:00pm to 9:30pm... Read more
Fr. Romeo J. Intengan, SJ (1942-2017)
Fr. Romeo J. Intengan, SJ died quite suddenly early this morning, October 10. He suffered cardiac arrest while being brought to the hospital. Fr. Archie, 75, entered the Society... Read more
Pananagutan (23rd Sunday in Ordinary Time)
Often times, to be true brothers and sisters to one another means making sure that no one among us falls astray the path of truth and justice, that every... Read more
The Bloom, the Boot, and the Broom – Symbols of Mary
To celebrate the birthday of our mother more meaningfully, let us reflect on three symbols that may help us understand her peerless beauty. Read more
Coming Together in the Power of the Spirit (Statement)
We agree that the menace of illegal drugs is real and destructive. The imperative to defeat this evil does not belong to the President alone, the Philippine National... Read more
The Road to Mindanao (July 2017 Bulletin)
This bulletin is meant to keep our Philippine Province Jesuits and partners in mission updated regarding developments in the implementation of the Province Roadmap. Read more
Is God a Rescuer or a Redeemer? (19th Sunday in Ordinary Time)
The great saving quality of Peter is that however intense his weakness, or guilt, or fear may be, in the end he always clung to Jesus, who rescued him... Read more