Parish News

Happy Sunday everyone! I pray that God continuously showers his grace on you and your loved ones. Jesus in today's parable reminds us of the “talents” or gifts entrusted to us.

Esténpreparados,porque no saben a qué hora va a venir el Hijo del hombre” (Mt 24:42, 44)

This month of November we remember our departed loved ones in our prayer as I keep them in my masses. In line with the Church’s Eucharistic revival, let me start sharing about our basic understanding of the Eucharist or the Mass.

"Dios ha sido y sigue siendo el iniciador. Dios actúa primero, ama primero, salva primero, incondicionalmente. La gente responde a Dios con gratitud e imitando las acciones generosas de Dios.

“Pay to Caesar what belongs to Caesar and to God what belongs to God”. Jesus clearly answers the Pharisees who wanted to test him with this message.

La medicina ha alargado el tiempo del hombre. ¿Pero de verdad tenemos tiempo?

This Sunday's Gospel is called the Parable of the Tenants. Tenants are workers entrusted with big responsibility to take care of the vineyard.

Los padres fieles y amorosos que tienen problemas porque sus hijos no asisten regularmente a la iglesia o se han casado fuera de la iglesia, pueden encontrar consuelo en esta parábola.

This Sunday’s gospel reminds us that we are all workers in the vineyards of the Lord. First, I want to thank you all personally for being “co-workers” of God in his vineyard, the church.

Come & join the first Diocesan combined San Lorenzo Ruiz Feast Celebration by the parish communities of St. Mary's, St. George and Presentation.