Saturday, November 15, 2008

co-workers in the truth

Saturday, November 15, 2008
Third Letter of John 1,5-8.

Beloved, you are faithful in all you do for the brothers, especially for strangers; they have testified to your love before the church. Please help them in a way worthy of God to continue their journey. For they have set out for the sake of the Name and are accepting nothing from the pagans. Therefore, we ought to support such persons, so that we may be co-workers in the truth.

iMiss

It has been a while since I have been working, and now things have already sunk in. There have been a lot of changes and I am struggling to adjust.

I am now missing a lot of things. I miss school, the laid back atmosphere of school. Now that I have experienced both, I would say that I like school more. Work is really HARD WORK.

I miss my friends. I miss hanging out for hours with them. I miss org work. I miss my block. I miss DS. I miss group works. I miss cram times. Hay.

Senti. :( I feel so lonely.


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Thursday, November 13, 2008

Lumiliit lalo ang mundo.

Thursday, November 13, 2008
Right now I am with my two nieces, while they are watching Little Einsteins. No, I don't have a laptop again, but rather I am updating free via my phone. Ann (Felias) taught me how to access my Yahoo! Mail free from my phone, and so now I am making use of it to blog. Astig. :) Wala lang. Hmm. I'm sleepy now. Good night.

P.S. I still want a Jollibee doll! :( wah. Haha. Labo.. Thank you!


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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

Para Happy...

Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Early Christmas wish list, and some random stuff...

As of now, I will be VERY VERY happy if you get me any of these for Christmas:
- the Jollibee Hug & Share Doll: "May mayayakap ka na, may natulungan ka pa." PLEAAASE! I really want one. As in. :) I super love Jollibee, and when you buy one, you get to help the beneficiaries of Jollibee MaAga ang Pasko.
http://www.jollibee.com.ph/images/promos/hug_n_share.gif

- Earphones. I lost the earphones that came with my Nokia Phone. Any earphone would do since I have a converter for the Nokia. The earphone would help me with my prayer time! :) Err. I use the points from http://www.pray-as-you-go.org/. Any earphone would do :)

- Journal. A nice hardbound notebook for my 2009 journaling.

- Umbrella. I broke mine (the one Pathways gave me...). It's a really nice one. Tho I'll have it fixed, too. But I still want another one so that I have a spare. :P

- Nintendo DS Lite Accessories. Screen protector. Hard case. :P

- Speakers. Something loud and is not bulky to bring anywhere. It would be helpful for some of my apostolate work. :)

- Surprise!

- Bonding session.

- Books, CDs, etc.


Well, that is all for now. :P Haha. I just dumped everything I could think of.

For the random stuff... I shall call the UP College of Music tomorrow to ask about the schedule for the Flute classes. If it fits my schedule, then I'd probably enroll. But I'm not too sure yet. I'll think more. :P

Oh, and cool. My cousin is part of the Ateneo Idol. I was so surprised to see her tarp near Leong Hall this morning. Cool! :) Vote for her! Yey. Go Martha!



Ayun. Yun lang.

Sige, I'll sleep now. :P

Sunday, November 09, 2008

points

Sunday, November 09, 2008
Yesterday I gave a session on "Music in the Liturgy" to some of our participants. It's for their Activities Month. It felt so good to talk about something that I love.



Someday that's just what I'm going to do. :)

Doctors for Others

Greetings,
Please consider coming to this benefit play for Ateneo Med scholars.
It'll be fun for young and old AND...
You'll be planting the seeds of better health care in the Philippines.
The ASMPH goal is to create Doctors for Others who will make a difference here in the RP!
PS, please pass to as many as you can! Thanks


Help a scholar in need


Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health Student Council (ASMPH-SC),
in partnership with the
TEEHANKEE Foundation,
invite you to:



Repertory Philippines'
"A CHRISTMAS CAROL"

A BENEFIT Musical for the
Ateneo Med School Scholars

Join us and enjoy the show and
help a needy scholar stay in school to become
"A Doctor for Others"


Be there. Be one with our cause.

December 13, 2008 (Saturday) 3:30 p.m.
OnStage Theater, 2nd floor
Greenbelt 1, Ayala Center,
Makati City

Tickets available:
Orchestra center - Php 1000 (reserved seating)
Orchestra side - Php 700 (reserved seating)
Orchestra side - Php 600
Balcony - Php 400


A Broadway version of one of the most touching
and enduring Christmas stories of all time.

Based on the beloved Charles Dickens novel,
A Christmas Carol,

tells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge, a bad-tempered miser
who learns the value of love and family after he is visited
by
the ghosts of Christmas past, present, and future.

This inspiring, delightful tale, and the engaging music
are sure to be a family favorite.

Its message that there's good in everyone
is a timeless moral of hope,

perfect for the Christmas season's commitment
to
peace, joy, hope, and love.

For more details, order tickets
and choose your seats!


Please contact Muriel Go
0927-8742406
http://xccom. multiply. com

Help create more Ateneo Doctors for Others!

Tuesday, November 04, 2008

"Huwag Kang Mangamba"

Tuesday, November 04, 2008
Let go of fear. Let go of regrets.



Focus dear. FOCUS...

Sunday, November 02, 2008

Stop.

Sunday, November 02, 2008
"I used to think that life is all about winning the game. Now I know it is also about being able to stand after a fall; about BEING ABLE TO STEP BACK IN THE MEANTIME to move three steps forward at a later time, about being able to discern when to fight and when it is better judgment to remain silent" - Josie dela Cruz, Windhover issue 3, 2005

Please don't let today end

Please.

Can't we just make time stop? I can't handle it any longer. I don't want to grow up. I don't want to handle these responsibilities. I don't want to feel this. I am still too scared. I am getting hurt in the process.


I don't want to grow up. :(

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When the Lord saw her... he said to her: 'Do not weep' (Lk 7,13)

Saint Braulion of Saragossa (c.590-651), Bishop
Letter 19; PL 80, 665

When the Lord saw her... he said to her: 'Do not weep' (Lk 7,13)


Christ, hope of the believer, does not call those who leave this world 'dead' but 'sleeping' when he says: «Our friend Lazarus is asleep» (Jn 11,11). The apostle Paul, likewise, does not want us to be grieved «about those who have fallen asleep» (1Thes 4,13). By this, if our faith holds that «everyone who believes» in Christ, according to his word in the Gospel, «will never die» (Jn 11,26), we know that he himself is not dead and we too will not die. Because «the Lord himself, with a word of command, with the voice of an archangel and with the trumpet of God, will come down from heaven and the dead will rise» (1Thes 4,16). May hope in the resurrection encourage us, then, since we shall see then all those we have lost. It matters that we should firmly believe in him, that is to say that we obey his precepts, since he applies his mighty power to raising the dead with more ease than we rouse those who are asleep.

This is what we say; and yet, I don't know through what feeling, we take refuge in tears and a feeling of regret compromises our faith. Alas! How pitiable man's condition is, and without Christ how empty our life is! But you, O death, who are cruel enough to break the union between spouses and separate those whom friendship unites, from henceforth your power has been shattered. From now on your pitiless yoke has been crushed by him who threatened you through the words of the prophet Hosea: «O death, I will be your death» (Hos 13,14 Vulg.). That is why we hurl our challenge together with the apostle Paul: «Where, O death, is your victory? Where, O death, is your sting?» (1Cor 15,55). He who vanquished you has redeemed us; he has delivered his beloved soul into the hands of sinners that he might make them his beloved friends.

It would take too long to call to mind everything in Holy Scripture that should bring us all consolation. It is enough to hope in the resurrection and raise our eyes to the glory of our Redeemer since it is in him that we are already raised, as our faith gives us to believe, according to the apostle Paul's words: «If we have died with Christ we believe that we shall also live with him» (Rom 6,8).