Make Every Moment a Moment with God…

This is how we are trying to make use of our time during this period of pandemic. Even though we are under General Community Quarantine, we spend our days in “the new normal” with gratitude, creativity and enthusiasm.

The Paulines Media Center which is open from Monday to Saturday is visited by the faithful. As the new school year begins, the diocesan and religious seminaries are taking books from us. But it is very interesting to listen to people who share with us that during this General Community Quarantine wherein they cannot go to Church every Sunday, they become more prayerful as a family. They buy Bible, Prayer books, rosaries, medals, candles, sacred images and statues. According to many of them, they are making altar in their home or improving it as it becomes a venue for them to pray together.

The community is also engaged in packing rice and canned goods, rosaries and prayerbooks every time we receive donations for our less fortunate brothers and sisters. We are reaching out to parishes and for two times already, we gave packed lunch to the children in SOS sponsored by families of our sisters.

This is how we are trying to make use of our time during this period of pandemic. Even though we are under General Community Quarantine, we spend our days in “the new normal” with gratitude, creativity and enthusiasm.

The Paulines Media Center which is open from Monday to Saturday is visited by the faithful. As the new school year begins, the diocesan and religious seminaries are taking books from us. But it is very interesting to listen to people who share with us that during this General Community Quarantine wherein they cannot go to Church every Sunday, they become more prayerful as a family. They buy Bible, Prayer books, rosaries, medals, candles, sacred images and statues. According to many of them, they are making altar in their home or improving it as it becomes a venue for them to pray together.

The community is also engaged in packing rice and canned goods, rosaries and prayerbooks every time we receive donations for our less fortunate brothers and sisters. We are reaching out to parishes and for two times already, we gave packed lunch to the children in SOS sponsored by families of our sisters.

By Sr. Yolanda Dionisio, FSP