Does anyone still LJ
10 years ago
Monday, June 30, 2008
Si Lola Eggie
Dahil di na ako makagawa ng sarili kong entry, basahin niyo nalang yung entry ni Sir Leland, may award ang Ateneo para kay Lola Eggie :)
Yun lang.
Yun lang.
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Sige lang
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Patuloy lamang tayo sa paggawa ng mabuti para sa Iba. May pag-asa ang Pilipinas--may pag-asa ang Mundo. Marami pang mabubuting tao sa mundo. Mabait pa rin ang Panginoon.
Nakakapagmahal tayo dahil mayroon unang nagmahal sa atin.
Sama-sama lamang tayo. :) Padayon lang!
Friday, June 27, 2008
Hunger for Love
Friday, June 27, 2008
Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint Matthew 8,1-4.
When Jesus came down from the mountain, great crowds followed him. And then a leper approached, did him homage, and said, "Lord, if you wish, you can make me clean." He stretched out his hand, touched him, and said, "I will do it. Be made clean." His leprosy was cleansed immediately. Then Jesus said to him, "See that you tell no one, but go show yourself to the priest, and offer the gift that Moses prescribed; that will be proof for them."
Commentary of the day :
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997), foundress of the Missionary Sisters of Charity
A Simple Path
"Jesus stretched out his hand and touched him"
The most terrible malady in the West today is not tubercolosis or leprosy but feeling unwanted, unloved and abandoned. We know how to cure bodily sickness with medicine, but the only remedy for loneliness, helplessness and despair is love. Many die in our world for lack of a piece of bread but even more die for lack of a little love. Poverty in the West is a different sort of poverty: not just the poverty of being alone but also of spirituality. There is such a thing as a hunger for love just as there is a hunger for God.
When Jesus came down from the mountain, great crowds followed him. And then a leper approached, did him homage, and said, "Lord, if you wish, you can make me clean." He stretched out his hand, touched him, and said, "I will do it. Be made clean." His leprosy was cleansed immediately. Then Jesus said to him, "See that you tell no one, but go show yourself to the priest, and offer the gift that Moses prescribed; that will be proof for them."
Commentary of the day :
Blessed Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997), foundress of the Missionary Sisters of Charity
A Simple Path
The most terrible malady in the West today is not tubercolosis or leprosy but feeling unwanted, unloved and abandoned. We know how to cure bodily sickness with medicine, but the only remedy for loneliness, helplessness and despair is love. Many die in our world for lack of a piece of bread but even more die for lack of a little love. Poverty in the West is a different sort of poverty: not just the poverty of being alone but also of spirituality. There is such a thing as a hunger for love just as there is a hunger for God.
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Just so I could post
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Kanino pa ba ninakaw, kundi kay JenTan!
1. How late did you stay up last night and why?
+ I slept early! Mga 10ish palang.
2. What was the first thing you said when you got up?
+ Gising na!
3. Where were you last Friday night?
+ Pathways office with my ANI newly grads and then Pancake House after for dinner.
4. Do you think you will be in a relationship 3 months from now?
+ I don't know.
5. When's the next time you'll see your friends?
+ Today? Haha.
6. What were you doing this morning at 7am?
+ Sending JenTan a PM. :P It's been a week eh!
7. What radio station do you listen to the most?
+ RJ 100.3 ang station ni Dad sa kotse eh.
8. What was the reason you last cried?
+ Empathy.
9. Have you ever talked to someone when they were high?
+ YES. Pinagalitan ko nga e.
10. What are you listening to?
+ Dad's news.
11. Who was the last two people to text you?
+ Xie and Louisa.
12. What's the fifth text in your inbox say?
+ "Haha... Kya ntn to. Bsta lagi msaya! 5yrs!" :)
13. What is your greatest realization these days?
+ "A fire that kindles other fires" (G.C. 35)
14. What high school did/do you attend?
+ San Beda College Alabang
15. What was your least favorite subject?
+ Math? Ewan. Wala naman.
16. What were you doing at 11pm last night?
+ Sleeping!
17. Who was the last person you texted last night before bed?
+ Ate Solvie
18. Will you be driving in a year?
+ I hope so.
19. Is there anything that you are craving for right now?
+ Apple Pie
20. When did your last hug take place?
+ Manong Matthew :)
21. Do people ever make stupid mistakes when spelling or saying your name?
+ They always mispell my name!
22. Have you ever started a sentence with "No offense, but..."?
+ Yes. Yuck.
23. Do you drink tea?
+ Yes.
24. Have you ever been arrested?
+ No.
25. Have you rode in someone else's car today?
+ Today? Maaga pa. Kahapon kay Ate Solvie. :P
26. Have you made a mistake this past week?
+ Of course.
27. What are you listening to right now?
+ You asked that already.
28. Say something about somebody
+ Aleka is so cute :P
29. Do you miss someone?
+ YES.
30. Are you happy with your life right now?
+ YES! :)
31. In the past 72 hours have you been under the influence?
+ The influence of? Hahaha.
33. What do you need to be doing right now?
+ Getting ready to go to work.
34. What's the connection between you and the last person you texted?
+ She's my supervisor.
35. Who do you hate?
+ Hate? Bad yun.
36. What do you wear to bed?
+ Shirt + Shorts
37. Has anyone got on your nerves lately?
+ OH YES. MY CLOSEST FRIENDS KNOW.
38. Do you think you'll be married in 10 years?
+ I hope so.
39. What were you doing at 6pm Friday night?
+ Consulting with Ms. Solvie.
40. Do you know anyone with the same name as you?
+ Yes. But I don't know anyone who has the names Jasmine Marie Elaine
1. How late did you stay up last night and why?
+ I slept early! Mga 10ish palang.
2. What was the first thing you said when you got up?
+ Gising na!
3. Where were you last Friday night?
+ Pathways office with my ANI newly grads and then Pancake House after for dinner.
4. Do you think you will be in a relationship 3 months from now?
+ I don't know.
5. When's the next time you'll see your friends?
+ Today? Haha.
6. What were you doing this morning at 7am?
+ Sending JenTan a PM. :P It's been a week eh!
7. What radio station do you listen to the most?
+ RJ 100.3 ang station ni Dad sa kotse eh.
8. What was the reason you last cried?
+ Empathy.
9. Have you ever talked to someone when they were high?
+ YES. Pinagalitan ko nga e.
10. What are you listening to?
+ Dad's news.
11. Who was the last two people to text you?
+ Xie and Louisa.
12. What's the fifth text in your inbox say?
+ "Haha... Kya ntn to. Bsta lagi msaya! 5yrs!" :)
13. What is your greatest realization these days?
+ "A fire that kindles other fires" (G.C. 35)
14. What high school did/do you attend?
+ San Beda College Alabang
15. What was your least favorite subject?
+ Math? Ewan. Wala naman.
16. What were you doing at 11pm last night?
+ Sleeping!
17. Who was the last person you texted last night before bed?
+ Ate Solvie
18. Will you be driving in a year?
+ I hope so.
19. Is there anything that you are craving for right now?
+ Apple Pie
20. When did your last hug take place?
+ Manong Matthew :)
21. Do people ever make stupid mistakes when spelling or saying your name?
+ They always mispell my name!
22. Have you ever started a sentence with "No offense, but..."?
+ Yes. Yuck.
23. Do you drink tea?
+ Yes.
24. Have you ever been arrested?
+ No.
25. Have you rode in someone else's car today?
+ Today? Maaga pa. Kahapon kay Ate Solvie. :P
26. Have you made a mistake this past week?
+ Of course.
27. What are you listening to right now?
+ You asked that already.
28. Say something about somebody
+ Aleka is so cute :P
29. Do you miss someone?
+ YES.
30. Are you happy with your life right now?
+ YES! :)
31. In the past 72 hours have you been under the influence?
+ The influence of? Hahaha.
33. What do you need to be doing right now?
+ Getting ready to go to work.
34. What's the connection between you and the last person you texted?
+ She's my supervisor.
35. Who do you hate?
+ Hate? Bad yun.
36. What do you wear to bed?
+ Shirt + Shorts
37. Has anyone got on your nerves lately?
+ OH YES. MY CLOSEST FRIENDS KNOW.
38. Do you think you'll be married in 10 years?
+ I hope so.
39. What were you doing at 6pm Friday night?
+ Consulting with Ms. Solvie.
40. Do you know anyone with the same name as you?
+ Yes. But I don't know anyone who has the names Jasmine Marie Elaine
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Walk
Tuesday, June 17, 2008
I took a walk today. I ended up in an office I often went to during my college days. It still felt the same.
Sometimes, all we need is a nice walk. :)
Sometimes, all we need is a nice walk. :)
Launch of Companions in the Ignatian Journey
We are inviting everyone to the following events. For more information, you may contact any of the following representatives of the convenor groups:
Atty. Anne Mariae Celeste V. Jumadla
3rd Sunday Recollection Group
Email address: amariaecelj@gmail.com
Mobile number: 0917 382 4753
Ms. Ivy A. Betco
Email address: ivy.a.betco@accenture.com
Mobile number: 0919 646 2166
Ms. Patria Gwen M.L. Borcena, M.A.
Philos Christou (Batch 88 Retreat-Support Group)
Email address: patria_gwen@yahoo.com
Mobile number: 0919 751 0070
Mr. Edgar Jose P. Olaguer. M.A.
Philos Christou (Batch 88 Retreat-Support Group)
Email address: epolaguer@unionbankph.com
Mobile number: 0917 794 2232
Ms. Rose S. Lo
Batch 89 Seniors’ 8-Day Retreat Group
Email address: rosenoel@pldtdsl.net
Mobile number: 0917 901 8517
Mr. Timothy G. Gabuna, M.D.M.
Fr. Reilly’s Friends
Email address: tgabuna@ateneo.edu
Mobile number: 0920 960 9802
Sunday, June 15, 2008
May internet na uli sa Bahay
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Yun lang. :P Kaya may Multiply posts na ulit. Di ako nagmumultiply masyado pag nasa work kasi yung sa educdev ang naka-log in pag nasa office ako. :P Try ko magkwento mamaya. Pero mas marami kasi pictures and videos ngayon :)
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Companions in the Ignatian Journey
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
COMPANIONS IN THE IGNATIAN JOURNEY
A Continuing Formation Program
in honor of Fr. Daniel McNamara, SJ. and Fr. Francis Reilly, S.J.
May 30, 2008
Dear Friends of Fr. McNamara, S.J. and Fr. Reilly, S.J.,
This year, we are celebrating the 29th Anniversary of Seniors' Ignatian Silent Retreats. Fr. Francis E. Reilly, S.J. began giving Ignatian retreats to groups of graduating college students during Holy Week in 1979. This apostolate grew, and other Jesuit priests soon joined Fr. Reilly in this effort, notably, Fr. Daniel McNamara, S.J., Fr. Roque Ferriols, S.J. and Fr. Bart Lahiff, S.J. Today, the Seniors' 8-day Retreat has become a firm tradition among scores of graduating students at the Ateneo.
In support of this tradition, a core group of friends and former students first launched the Spiritual Development Fund in honor of Fr. Reilly in November 1996. To date, the fund generated is used to subsidize 8-day retreats for Ateneo senior college students who cannot
afford to pay for the retreat.
Fr. McNamara has continued the spiritual tradition which Fr. Reilly began. Since 1980, Fr. McNamara has been helping in the Ateneo seniors' 8-day retreat. He has also shared in the mission of helping the alumni to sustain the fruits of their Ignatian spiritual exercises
beyond the retreats by giving alumni recollections and celebrating Mass during the Feast of Christ the King and Palm Sunday. During the early 1990s, Fr. McNamara and a few alumni from the Seniors' 8-day retreats started the 3rd Sunday Recollection and Mass which is held at least once a month at the Ateneo.
We understand and feel deeply about the mission of Fr. McNamara, Fr. Reilly and the other Jesuits because through their sincere and passionate efforts, we have been moved in many ways. We would like to continue this mission and we desire to invite more fellow Ateneo alumni to join this Ignatian journey. Thus, we are synergizing our efforts to set up the Companions in the Ignatian Journey in honor of Fr. McNamara and Fr. Reilly. As a continuing formation program, Companions in the Ignatian Journey weaves together various spiritual traditions offered to the Ateneo alumni by Fr. McNamara, Fr. Reilly, and their lay partners in this mission. Companions in the Ignatian Journey concretizes our dream to institutionalize a more systematic and sustainable spiritual development program for the Ateneo Alumni.
We also offer the launching of Companions in the Ignatian Journey as our collective contribution to "Deepening Spirituality, " this year's theme for the Ateneo de Manila 2009's Sesquicentennial Celebration from 2007-2009. Our formation program aims to reach out to
a greater number of Ateneo alumni and provide more creative opportunities for us to grow in Ignatian lay spirituality. In the spirit of magis, we dream and work toward realizing our own Continuing Ignatian Formation Program for the Ateneo alumni, because we feel that after 29
years of offering eight day retreats for seniors, alumni recollections, Holy Week retreats and Dasal Gawa reflection guides, it is time to offer something more. We are enclosing a brochure on the vision, mission, and goals of the Program.
We are inviting you to help us extend the precious legacy of Fr. McNamara and Fr. Reilly to other Ateneo alumni. We would like you to be part of this meaningful endeavor by soliciting your commitment and support through your generous donations and active participation in our
formation activities.
We hope that you can also join the formal launching of Companions in the Ignatian Journey on June 22 (Sunday), 12:00 noon at the Ateneo de Manila University (exact venue to be announced). It will also be our celebration for Fr. McNamara's birthday and 50th year anniversary as a Jesuit. Fr. McNamara's Golden Jubilee Mass will be held at 11:00
am at the Ateneo College Chapel on the same day.
Kindly confirm your participation in the launching and luncheon celebration on or before June 16. If you wish to donate, you may contact the Representatives of Convenor Groups listed below.
Thank you very much for your generous support and we look forward to sharing with you the fruits of this venture through a menu of formation activities customized for the Ateneo alumni and different alumni groups.
Representatives of Convenor Groups:
Atty. Anne Mariae Celeste V. Jumadla
3rd Sunday Recollection Group
Email address: amariaecelj@ gmail.com
Mobile number:0917 3824753
Ms. Ivy A. Betco
Email address: ivy.a.betco@ accenture. com
Mobile number: 0919 6462166
Ms. Patria Gwen M.L. Borcena, M.A.
Philos Christou (Batch 88 Retreat-Support Group)
Email address: patria_gwen@ yahoo.com
Mobile number: 0919 7510070
Mr. Edgar Jose P. Olaguer. M.A.
Philos Christou (Batch 88 Retreat-Support Group)
Email address: epolaguer@unionbank ph.com
Mobile number: 0917 7942232
Ms. Rose S. Lo
Batch 89 Seniors' 8-Day Retreat Group
Email address: rosenoel@pldtdsl. net
Mobile number: 0917 9018517
Mr. Timothy G. Gabuna, M.D.M.
Fr. Reilly's Friends
Email address: tgabuna@ateneo. edu
Mobile number: 0920 9609802
A Continuing Formation Program
in honor of Fr. Daniel McNamara, SJ. and Fr. Francis Reilly, S.J.
May 30, 2008
Dear Friends of Fr. McNamara, S.J. and Fr. Reilly, S.J.,
This year, we are celebrating the 29th Anniversary of Seniors' Ignatian Silent Retreats. Fr. Francis E. Reilly, S.J. began giving Ignatian retreats to groups of graduating college students during Holy Week in 1979. This apostolate grew, and other Jesuit priests soon joined Fr. Reilly in this effort, notably, Fr. Daniel McNamara, S.J., Fr. Roque Ferriols, S.J. and Fr. Bart Lahiff, S.J. Today, the Seniors' 8-day Retreat has become a firm tradition among scores of graduating students at the Ateneo.
In support of this tradition, a core group of friends and former students first launched the Spiritual Development Fund in honor of Fr. Reilly in November 1996. To date, the fund generated is used to subsidize 8-day retreats for Ateneo senior college students who cannot
afford to pay for the retreat.
Fr. McNamara has continued the spiritual tradition which Fr. Reilly began. Since 1980, Fr. McNamara has been helping in the Ateneo seniors' 8-day retreat. He has also shared in the mission of helping the alumni to sustain the fruits of their Ignatian spiritual exercises
beyond the retreats by giving alumni recollections and celebrating Mass during the Feast of Christ the King and Palm Sunday. During the early 1990s, Fr. McNamara and a few alumni from the Seniors' 8-day retreats started the 3rd Sunday Recollection and Mass which is held at least once a month at the Ateneo.
We understand and feel deeply about the mission of Fr. McNamara, Fr. Reilly and the other Jesuits because through their sincere and passionate efforts, we have been moved in many ways. We would like to continue this mission and we desire to invite more fellow Ateneo alumni to join this Ignatian journey. Thus, we are synergizing our efforts to set up the Companions in the Ignatian Journey in honor of Fr. McNamara and Fr. Reilly. As a continuing formation program, Companions in the Ignatian Journey weaves together various spiritual traditions offered to the Ateneo alumni by Fr. McNamara, Fr. Reilly, and their lay partners in this mission. Companions in the Ignatian Journey concretizes our dream to institutionalize a more systematic and sustainable spiritual development program for the Ateneo Alumni.
We also offer the launching of Companions in the Ignatian Journey as our collective contribution to "Deepening Spirituality, " this year's theme for the Ateneo de Manila 2009's Sesquicentennial Celebration from 2007-2009. Our formation program aims to reach out to
a greater number of Ateneo alumni and provide more creative opportunities for us to grow in Ignatian lay spirituality. In the spirit of magis, we dream and work toward realizing our own Continuing Ignatian Formation Program for the Ateneo alumni, because we feel that after 29
years of offering eight day retreats for seniors, alumni recollections, Holy Week retreats and Dasal Gawa reflection guides, it is time to offer something more. We are enclosing a brochure on the vision, mission, and goals of the Program.
We are inviting you to help us extend the precious legacy of Fr. McNamara and Fr. Reilly to other Ateneo alumni. We would like you to be part of this meaningful endeavor by soliciting your commitment and support through your generous donations and active participation in our
formation activities.
We hope that you can also join the formal launching of Companions in the Ignatian Journey on June 22 (Sunday), 12:00 noon at the Ateneo de Manila University (exact venue to be announced). It will also be our celebration for Fr. McNamara's birthday and 50th year anniversary as a Jesuit. Fr. McNamara's Golden Jubilee Mass will be held at 11:00
am at the Ateneo College Chapel on the same day.
Kindly confirm your participation in the launching and luncheon celebration on or before June 16. If you wish to donate, you may contact the Representatives of Convenor Groups listed below.
Thank you very much for your generous support and we look forward to sharing with you the fruits of this venture through a menu of formation activities customized for the Ateneo alumni and different alumni groups.
Representatives of Convenor Groups:
Atty. Anne Mariae Celeste V. Jumadla
3rd Sunday Recollection Group
Email address: amariaecelj@ gmail.com
Mobile number:0917 3824753
Ms. Ivy A. Betco
Email address: ivy.a.betco@ accenture. com
Mobile number: 0919 6462166
Ms. Patria Gwen M.L. Borcena, M.A.
Philos Christou (Batch 88 Retreat-Support Group)
Email address: patria_gwen@ yahoo.com
Mobile number: 0919 7510070
Mr. Edgar Jose P. Olaguer. M.A.
Philos Christou (Batch 88 Retreat-Support Group)
Email address: epolaguer@unionbank ph.com
Mobile number: 0917 7942232
Ms. Rose S. Lo
Batch 89 Seniors' 8-Day Retreat Group
Email address: rosenoel@pldtdsl. net
Mobile number: 0917 9018517
Mr. Timothy G. Gabuna, M.D.M.
Fr. Reilly's Friends
Email address: tgabuna@ateneo. edu
Mobile number: 0920 9609802
Saturday, June 07, 2008
Ito ang kaya.
Saturday, June 07, 2008
I don't know what to say, really. It still feels weird, but in a good way. Of course there are still times when I doubt if I could do it, especially when I get swamped. But then I am reminded that I'll never be alone in this. Sama-sama kami (at sana masabi ko na rin na tayo) rito. It's all that we can do, but then I believe that this is the good to be done.
I shall do my best. :)
I shall do my best. :)
Monday, June 02, 2008
Ate Trissa
Monday, June 02, 2008
Siya ang unang ANI Principal, at kahapon nakabalik siya muli sa ANI. Ang sarap siguro ng pakiramdam na makita muli, at makita na ibang-iba (in a positive sense) na ang kanilang sinimulan walong taon na ang nakalilipas.
Nagpapasalamat ako sa kanya kasi mas naintindihan ko ang mga ginagawa ko ngayon. Tama ang mga naging desisyon ko. Nasa tamang daan ako. :) Sabi nga niya kagabi sa text, "Prepare for the ride of your life." :)
Ayun. Sige na, inaayos ko pa ang module para sa Social Awareness ng mga volunteers ko. At papasok pa ako haha.
Salamat sa lahat ng tumutulong para sa Education Reform.
Nagpapasalamat ako sa kanya kasi mas naintindihan ko ang mga ginagawa ko ngayon. Tama ang mga naging desisyon ko. Nasa tamang daan ako. :) Sabi nga niya kagabi sa text, "Prepare for the ride of your life." :)
Ayun. Sige na, inaayos ko pa ang module para sa Social Awareness ng mga volunteers ko. At papasok pa ako haha.
Salamat sa lahat ng tumutulong para sa Education Reform.
Sunday, June 01, 2008
Ate Kim
Sunday, June 01, 2008
Nahawa na ako sa tono ng boses ni Ate Kim Pobre. Hahaha. Hello Ate Kim! May Multiply ka ba? So di ko naman alam kung mababasa mo ito. :P
Isang linggo pa lamang ang dami nang napupulot. :)
Isang linggo pa lamang ang dami nang napupulot. :)
set solidly on rock
Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint Matthew 7,21-27.
Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven. Many will say to me on that day, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name? Did we not drive out demons in your name? Did we not do mighty deeds in your name?' Then I will declare to them solemnly, 'I never knew you. Depart from me, you evildoers.' Everyone who listens to these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on rock. The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and buffeted the house. But it did not collapse; it had been set solidly on rock. And everyone who listens to these words of mine but does not act on them will be like a fool who built his house on sand. The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and buffeted the house. And it collapsed and was completely ruined."
Not everyone who says to me, 'Lord, Lord,' will enter the kingdom of heaven, but only the one who does the will of my Father in heaven. Many will say to me on that day, 'Lord, Lord, did we not prophesy in your name? Did we not drive out demons in your name? Did we not do mighty deeds in your name?' Then I will declare to them solemnly, 'I never knew you. Depart from me, you evildoers.' Everyone who listens to these words of mine and acts on them will be like a wise man who built his house on rock. The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and buffeted the house. But it did not collapse; it had been set solidly on rock. And everyone who listens to these words of mine but does not act on them will be like a fool who built his house on sand. The rain fell, the floods came, and the winds blew and buffeted the house. And it collapsed and was completely ruined."
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