Showing posts with label Pope Francis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pope Francis. Show all posts
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Do We Really Have An Insensitive President or Not?
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Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Pope Francis: The People Of The Masses
By Alon Calinao Dy: Pope Francis is the first non-European pope in over a thousand years. He is the most eminent figure in the Catholic church and considered as the Pope of The Poor People. He is as well the most popular pope since his heart is for everyone.
Although he is the head of the catholic church, he continues to change the views of the church regarding the issues of same-sex marriage and on how catholic leaders should behave themselves in front of the public.
His Holiness Pope is expected to arrive this afternoon in the Philippines and millions of Filipinos will come to see the Pope. The pope represents the love of Jesus Christ to all his people. Indeed, his immense love is for both Christians and non-Christians.
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome Pope Francis to pray for the souls of my friends Nino Angelo Naputo, Dennis Cabacaba, Christian Alido, and Christian Cesar Cebrecus. They are former seminarians at Seminario De Jesus Nazareno in Borongan, E. Samar, who died young, but they are at present in the hands of our Almighty God.
As we get close to the arrival of the pope, I pray for his safe journey so that he can pray over those thousands of people who lost their lives in the wake of super typhoon Yolanda last November 8, 2013.
I pray for all Filipinos, particularly the homeless and the poor, that they should have enough source of income to feed their families. I pray for all the politicians, businessmen, leaders, and government officials to be honest in their work and should be good examples for everyone.
Lastly, I beg for the peace and unity not only for the Filipinos but also for all people in the world.
Although he is the head of the catholic church, he continues to change the views of the church regarding the issues of same-sex marriage and on how catholic leaders should behave themselves in front of the public.
His Holiness Pope is expected to arrive this afternoon in the Philippines and millions of Filipinos will come to see the Pope. The pope represents the love of Jesus Christ to all his people. Indeed, his immense love is for both Christians and non-Christians.
I would like to take this opportunity to welcome Pope Francis to pray for the souls of my friends Nino Angelo Naputo, Dennis Cabacaba, Christian Alido, and Christian Cesar Cebrecus. They are former seminarians at Seminario De Jesus Nazareno in Borongan, E. Samar, who died young, but they are at present in the hands of our Almighty God.
As we get close to the arrival of the pope, I pray for his safe journey so that he can pray over those thousands of people who lost their lives in the wake of super typhoon Yolanda last November 8, 2013.
I pray for all Filipinos, particularly the homeless and the poor, that they should have enough source of income to feed their families. I pray for all the politicians, businessmen, leaders, and government officials to be honest in their work and should be good examples for everyone.
Lastly, I beg for the peace and unity not only for the Filipinos but also for all people in the world.
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Happy Birthday, Pope Francis!
By Alon Calinao Dy: Pope Francis, a leader of the Catholic Church, has emerged to be a more influential figure for creating a connection to other religions because of his compassionate nature.
The Holy Father wanted to restore the unity among all Christians and non Christians because the true peace lies if all people are united as one whatever their faith in life.
I have three messages for our beloved Pope Francis on his birthday:
I want to thank his Holiness Pope Francis for being an excellent leader of the Catholic Church and for uniting all religious leaders in the world.
I want to thank Pope Francis in helping bring back world peace.
I want to thank Pope Francis for planning to visit the Philippines on January 2015 particularly the Yolanda survivors in Tacloban City and other affected areas when super typhoon Haiyan devastated many places that caused several mass graves last November 2013.
The Holy Pope now celebrates his 78th birthday. If you are given a chance to talk to Pope Francis, what do you desire to tell him? What are your wishes in life that our Holy Father can pray over you? I believe his affection is for everyone, especially for the poor. He is absolutely a great Pope.
Happy Birthday, Pope Francis!
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