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In forming future Comboni missionaries, we continuously instill in the young men’s hearts that being rooted in Christ through prayer, sacraments, faithfulness, personal holiness, and building relationship with others are essential to keep the flame of their vocation burning.
Others may define halo-halo as a refreshing Filipino dessert filled with multi-layered shaved ice with milk, purple yam, leche flan and ice cream put on top, but more to the term halo-halo implores how Filipinos appreciate the cultural diversity and uniqueness of nationalities by building a formative community.
As the Philippines thrills with election fervor, Catholics embark on their Lenten journey. Amid uncertainty, we are called to trust, embrace fraternal unity, and proclaim Christ’s Resurrection with renewed hope, courage, and missionary zeal.
As the Jubilee Year unfolds, we embrace gratitude, faith, and generosity, reflecting God’s unwavering grace and responding to His call to be beacons of hope for others.
As we enter the 2024-2025 formative year, our community embraces Pope Francis’ call for spiritual reflection on mercy in preparation for the Jubilee Year. We are also committed to instilling in our seminarians the importance of addressing the socio-political challenges affecting our most vulnerable brethren.
In a country where education symbolizes success, graduation ceremonies have recently brought joy nationwide. These celebrations, alongside religious milestones, highlight the profound journeys of our seminarians, underscoring our community’s collective spirit of gratitude and dedication to growth and faith.
The season of Lent prepared us for the celebration of Easter, as we reflected on God’s selfless sacrifice. Amidst the anxieties of the world, Easter remains significant for believers, as it inspires joy and sharing.
In the midst of a world dealing with conflicts, the pursuit of peace appears as an urgent mandate. As a community united by faith, our collective mission resonates—to nurture, embody, and spread the profound essence of peace.
Journeying together as one community impels each member of the community to walk on, bearing in mind that the Lord is the Vine, and we are the branches. As branches, we must always be connected to the Lord.
The values of self-giving, of compassion and the call to serve others are acquired in the family. As we thank the Lord for the first profession of vows of John Baptist, Peter and Simone, we are grateful to their families for supporting them throughout this journey.
