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Aranzanzu’s Rector & Parish Priest Fr Larry dies
Fr. Lawrence “Larry” Paz, died on Saturday morning, February 10, after he was rushed to the hospital for heart attack.
6 good reasons…ahmm, excuses for why we gossip
It’s so rotten, gossip. At the beginning, it seems to be something enjoyable and fun. But at the end, it fills the heart with bitterness and also poisons us.
Casting out the negative spirits within us.
Points to Ponder: Having negative thoughts? Think good. Be good. Do good. Stay good. See more to life.
The Words of God are strong and powerful!
God’s love is different. His love does not change. It is unchangeable and enduring, even if you do not love Him in return.
Dialogue meeting with parish youth ministry heads
The youth head’s dialogue meeting will happen quarterly for the preparation of the coming Youth Ministry programs lined up for the whole year.
Fr. Larry leads Sto Niño Festival 2019 turnover to new Hermanos
DSPNSDA PPC and San Mateo LGU congratulates Sto Niño Festival 2019 Hermano Mayor, Kagawad Sendong Atanacio and Hermano Menor, Kapitan Butchoy Cruz. Pit Senyor!
Students participate the National Bible Sunday Celebration
Spearheaded by the PPC – Evangelization Ministry engaged the activities last Sunday in line with the National Bible Month.
10 Bible Facts that you probably didn’t know
Today, as we celebrate the national bible week, let us take time to read the bible and make it a habit.
Aranzazu Parish takes part in National Bible Week Celebration
Culminating activities will be conducted in line with the National celebration.
God keeps his promises…in the Bible
Here are some of God’s many promises in the bible that will cast your worries and fears away.
Come to God like children
One quality of children God loves so much is that they trust easily. Because there are things in our lives wherein we need to trust God. There are things in our lives wherein we have to hold onto God.
42nd Sto. Niño Festival, a Success
Thousands of Sto Nino and Aranzazu devotees flocked and participated on the parade last Jan 21, 2018.