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All materials used are high quality Gemstones and Real Freshwater pearls. The bails, silver balls and in-betweens are made of Stainless steel and high quality non-tarnish hematite. The medal used are made of good quality nickel and imported from Italy.

01/12/2024

The Season of Advent is for Family. Let us pray. 🙏

11/11/2024

Awesome Monday! ✨

“To forgive is not to excuse what the other person did. It’s to prevent their behavior from destroying your heart.” – Unknown

It’s not easy to forgive. We would say that forgiving is not human. After the original sin, after the fall of our first parents, the consequences of resentment, hatred, envy, and malice are not love, not forgiveness, it is murder. It was Cain’s experience with his brother Abel. So God introduced forgiveness, a blessing we should be willing to receive. To receive not only because God commanded us to forgive but because we were originally designed in the image and likeness of God. We were originally designed like God: a God who is not malicious, a God who is merciful and compassionate. So, to forgive is to be like God. It is to recall our primordial original design. In the gospel today, Jesus emphasized forgiveness.

We should be clear on what forgiveness is and what forgiveness is not. First, forgiveness is not pretending that everything is fine or okay. If there’s someone who wronged us and said sorry to us we usually respond, “Okay, lang.” (It’s okay). In truth, sometimes it’s not okay for us, especially if it hurts us deeply. It’s not easy to forgive. Forgiveness is not making an excuse or permission for the person who offended us to do it again. A friend who betrayed us or a family member who manipulated or hurt us in the past can hurt us again and we usually take necessary steps to prevent them from hurting us again.

It’s not to forgive is to forget, Forgiveness is remembering. Because every hurt instructs, and which instructs makes us grow. But let us remember without anger, bitterness, and resentment in our hearts. It’s realizing that we cannot change that hurtful past, it’s refusing to let what we cannot change control us and only then we can move on. It’s not about retaliation, but the person who angers us controls us. We will not heal unless we stop hurting another.

Excerpt from the homily of Fr. Milan Ted D. Torralba

God bless 🙏

Gospel Lk 17:1-6
Jesus said to his disciples,
"Things that cause sin will inevitably occur,
but woe to the one through whom they occur.
It would be better for him if a millstone were put around his neck
and he be thrown into the sea
than for him to cause one of these little ones to sin.
Be on your guard!
If your brother sins, rebuke him;
and if he repents, forgive him.
And if he wrongs you seven times in one day
and returns to you seven times saying, 'I am sorry,'
you should forgive him."

And the Apostles said to the Lord, "Increase our faith."
The Lord replied, "If you have faith the size of a mustard seed,
you would say to this mulberry tree,
'Be uprooted and planted in the sea,' and it would obey you."

05/11/2024

The primary difference between the Catholic Bible and the Protestant Bible

It is lies in the number of books included in the Old Testament. The Catholic Bible contains 46 Old Testament books, while the Protestant Bible typically contains only 39. This discrepancy stems from a difference in the accepted biblical canon—the collection of books considered to be divinely inspired and authoritative scripture.

The Deuterocanonical Books:

The seven books that are present in the Catholic Bible but absent from most Protestant Bibles are known as the Deuterocanonical books. These are:

- Tobit
- Judith
- 1 Maccabees
- 2 Maccabees
- Wisdom of Solomon
- Sirach (Ecclesiasticus)
- Baruch

In addition, parts of Esther and Daniel found in the Catholic Bible are also considered deuterocanonical. These books were included in the Septuagint, the Greek translation of the Hebrew Bible used by early Christians, but were not included in the Hebrew Masoretic Text, which became the basis for the Protestant Old Testament canon.

The Protestant Perspective:

Protestants, during the Reformation, rejected the authority of the Catholic Church and established their own biblical canon based on the Hebrew Masoretic Text. They argued that the deuterocanonical books lacked the same level of historical and textual support as the books included in the Hebrew Bible. They viewed these books as valuable historical and religious texts, but not divinely inspired scripture on par with the rest of the Bible. Many Protestant Bibles include these books in a separate section called the Apocrypha, indicating their non-canonical status. The Apocrypha's inclusion varies among Protestant denominations; some include it, while others omit it entirely.

The Catholic Perspective:

The Catholic Church, on the other hand, maintains that the deuterocanonical books are part of the divinely inspired canon. The Council of Trent (1545-1563) formally affirmed the inclusion of these books in the Catholic Bible. Catholics argue that these books have historical and theological value and contribute to a more complete understanding of salvation history.

Beyond the Book Count:

While the difference in the number of books is the most significant distinction, other minor variations exist between Catholic and Protestant Bibles in terms of the text itself. These minor variations are usually due to differences in translation and interpretation rather than the inclusion or exclusion of entire books. Different translations emphasize different aspects of the text, leading to subtle variations in wording and phrasing.

22/10/2024
16/10/2024



ONE DECEMBER MORNING in 1931, immediately after celebrating Mass, Fr. Josemaría Escrivá wrote his short book “Holy Rosary” in a single sitting.

The work is marked by two key themes: contemplation and spiritual childhood. Fr. Escriva invites the faithful to enter into each mystery as though they were present as a child or humble onlooker, witnessing firsthand the events surrounding the life of Jesus and Mary.

“We will contemplate the thirty years of his hidden life... We will be present at his Passion and death... We will marvel at the glory of his Resurrection...” (St. Josemaría Escriva)

Read more. https://opusdei.org/en-ph/article/holy-rosary/

14/10/2024

Dear Fellow CATHOLICS,

“Hallow" signifies holiness, and HALLOWeen is a celebration of the sanctity of God’s faithful children. It is not a time to glorify the devil. Dressing as demons or engaging in sinful behaviors on this sacred occasion deeply offends God and dishonors His saints, whose virtuous lives we are called to emulate. Let us commit to upholding holiness in our celebrations.

String Rosary for little girls 👧🏻
13/10/2024

String Rosary for little girls 👧🏻

30/09/2024

is here! 🌺

“THE HOLY ROSARY: the joys, the sorrows, and the glories of the life of Our Lady weave a crown of , repeated ceaselessly by the Angels and the Saints in Heaven — and by those who love our Mother here on earth…

“Practise this holy every day, and spread it." (St. Josemaria Escriva, The Forge no. 621)

Read more. https://opusdei.org/en-ph/article/what-is-the-rosary/

29/09/2024

Prayer for the Feast of the Archangels Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. 🙏❤️

13/09/2024


September 14
EXALTATION OF THE HOLY CROSS

"Let us never forget that we have only one aspiration in all our endeavors: to place at the of all human activities." (St. Josemaria Escriva)

This feast originated in the Church in Jerusalem in the 7th century. In the Byzantine liturgy, the priest raises the Cross above all the people’s heads, blesses them and turns to the four points of the compass, as the choir sings “Kyrie Eleison” (Lord have mercy) a hundred times at each point. Afterwards the faithful come forward to venerate the Cross.

Read more. https://opusdei.org/en-ph/article/feast-of-exaltation-of-the-holy-cross/

Meditation. https://opusdei.org/en-ph/article/meditations-september-14-exaltation-of-the-holy-cross/

11/09/2024

🙏 𝐏𝐫𝐚𝐲𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐃𝐚𝐲 (September 11, 2024)

May the grace of God help us to live each day with the conscious awareness that the world in its present form is passing away.
May we always seek first the Kingdom of God and his righteousness.
Amen.

04/09/2024

The fastest way to connect with Christ through prayer is by asking for Mary's help.

When we turn to Mary, she brings our prayers to Jesus with her loving care as His Mother.

Mary is close to Jesus and knows our needs, making our prayers even stronger when she intercedes for us.

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May the holy Triune God and Our Dear Blessed Mother bless you always and in all ways!






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We started making rosaries and accessories for our family and friends when I was still in High school. I love to work with wire, threads, beads a needles because my mom loves crafting too.

2010, Our friends starting to come over with their broken rosaries and other loose beads. Asking for appointments and dropping off their precious pearls and stones to turn them to beautiful rosaries and accessories. The orders piled up and requests from friends of friends started to make me and my mom busy.

Now, I am a mother of two girls, I decided to sell and promote our creations online to earn while taking care of my babies. It was indeed a great blessing for me to have this talent because of this, I can ear while being a full time mother to my babies.

Thank you for trusting us and continue to support #Momprenuers like me and my mom!


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