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EDITOR’S NOTE

Anong “SANA ALL” statement mo? Nauso satin ngayon ung pagsasabi ng sana all–lalo sa mga kabataan. ............page 2

LAMP AND LIGHT CORNER

What is HOPE? Naaahhh, you might be thinking of a cigarette now but that’s not what I’m referring to page 3

MARIAN CORNER

Alam mo ba na may apat na importanteng aral o dogma tungkol kay Mama Mary na dapat page 5

VOCATION STORY

The wheel moves continuously, and the flame flickers as I face the diverse hardships in my life page 12

ANIMATOR’S LIFE

Naalala ko nung unang pasok ko sa Cainta Catholic College, 1994 , isa lang page 14

GRAND ROSARY RALLY 2024

TRAINOR’S WALL

Isang malaking karangalan ang maging issang trainor, bakit? dahil sa pagiging trainor maraming kabataan..........page 14

It was four years ago when the Covid-19 pandemic infected the Philippines Who would not forget the fear ..........page 9

YMC SR NIGHT WALL

If you want to be holy, you have to find the greatest treasure -Jesus And when you find Him,..........page 14

Editor’s Note

Anong“SANAALL”statementmo?

Nauso satin ngayon ung pagsasabi ng sana all–lalosamgakabataan Forthosewhoare notfamiliarwithit,"S

familiar with it, Sana All is a slang phrase often used on social media and in casual conversations sa bansa natin

It translates roughly to I wish everyone or I hope everyone experiences that" It’s usually used when someone sees something good or desirable happening to someone else, and they express a playful or light-hearted longing to experience the same thing

For example Kapag mayroong nagpost kanilang dream vacation, others might com All," implying they also hope to have that Or, If someone talks about receiving g others might say "Sana All" to express a w same good fortune

It’s a way of acknowledging someone else or achievements while also expressing sometimes humorous, desire to experience thing

trust, we, too, can say “ yes ” to hope, even in life’s most difficult moments We are never alone in our struggles; Mary walks with us, pointing the way to Christ, the source of our ultimate hope

In this issue of Mater Spei, we explore the many ways Mary has been and continues to be, the Mother of Hope for countless souls. Through her intercession, we can find peace and strength in the midst of our worries. She offers us the hope we all long for hope that is available for each one of us Sana all, indeed, can turn to Mary and find in her a light that leads us to the eternal hope found in Jesus Christ

As you read through this issue, may your hearts be filled with that very hope, knowing that with Mary, we can always trust that there is a reason to keep moving forward, no matter the challenges.

In Mary, we find the hope we all need.

With faith and love,

-Maron Anthony RodriguezEditor-in-chief of Mater Spei

But behind the lighthearted humor of this deeper, almost universal truth: we all something Hope for better days, hope f hope for answers

This brings us to the heart of this issu "Mary, Our Mother of Hope" As Catholi truly blessed to have Mary as our greates a mother who never tires of bringing our prayers to her Son, Jesus If there is one p embodies the true essence of "Sana All," it’s is the beacon of hope not just for some, who come to her with open hearts

When we turn to Mary, we ’ re reminded th never far away Just as she said yes to Go

WWhy did I name our community Feast Light HOPE?

Mary’s HopefulHeart: GIFTTOTHEWORLD

BY:MARONANTHONYRODRIGUEZ

hat is HOPE? Naaahhh, you might be thinking of a cigarette now but that s not what I m referring to

Years ago, I co-founded a small community named Feast Light Hope. It’s a small online fellowship wherein we just listen to a replay of a talk from a community called The Feast then we share our reflections from the talk afterwards

It’s simply because the word “Hope” is very significant to us. For us, Hope is the flame that keeps the human heart alive when life feels overwhelming It is the light we cling to when everything else seems lost, a beacon that points us toward something greater than ourselves But in a world filled with pain, uncertainty, and fear, hope can sometimes feel fragile like a flickering candle about to be snuffed out by the winds of life’s struggles

Amazing, right? But how can we deepen our understanding of Hope?

Here s something that you might not yet know In the silence of Nazareth and the sorrow of Calvary, there’s this one woman who teaches us that true hope is unshakable, enduring, and rooted in God

Who is it? It’s no other than our Blessed Mother Mary In this world that we ’ re living in, there is a kind of hope that does not falter, even in the face of storms and shadows a hope that burns like a lamp in the darkest night, steady and sure This is the kind of hope Mary, our Blessed Mother, carries in her heart And it is this hopeful heart that she gives to the world as her most precious gift

Mary, our Blessed Mother, offers us a profound example of what it means to hope, not as the world hopes, but as one whose heart is fully anchored in God’s promises Her life was not free from trials she faced questions she could not answer, journeys she could not predict, and pain she could not avoid Yet, through it all, her heart radiated a hope that inspires the world even today

When the angel Gabriel appeared to Mary in the quiet town of Nazareth, bringing news that would forever change her life, Mary responded with courage and faith. "Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord; let it be to me according to your word" (Luke 1:38) It was a moment of profound trust and unwavering hope Mary could have let fear take over After all, she was a young girl with no certainty about what the future held But she chose to believe in God’s promises, embracing her role in His divine plan with a heart full of hope

Her “ yes ” to God was not without its trials From the moment she carried Jesus in her womb to the heartbreak she endured at the foot of the Cross, Mary’s life was one of constant surrender and faith. Yet, through it all, her heart remained steadfast How? Because Mary s hope was not anchored in circumstances it was anchored in God She knew that no matter how difficult the road, God’s love and plan would prevail.

Mary ’ s hopeful heart is her gift to us too She shows us that hope is not just wishful thinking; it is a deep trust in God’s promises It is believing, even when life feels uncertain, that He is working all things for our good (Romans 8:28)

When we feel burdened by life s challenges, we can look to Mary as our guide Imagine the quiet strength she must have drawn from her hope when she fled to Egypt with Joseph and baby Jesus to escape Herod’s wrath (Matthew 2:13-15) Picture her walking the dusty roads to visit Elizabeth, bringing with her not just physical presence but also the joy and hope that overflowed from her heart (Luke 1:39-45) And at Calvary, as she stood beneath the Cross, we can only marvel at how her hope in God’s plan held her together during her deepest sorrow

Mary teaches us that hope is active. It is not simply waiting for things to get better; it is trusting and moving forward, even when we cannot see the whole picture She invites us to do the same

When life feels overwhelming, and we find ourselves struggling to hold on, Mary reminds us that we do not hope alone She is with us, guiding us toward her Son, Jesus Christ, who is the ultimate source of our hope "Do whatever He tells you " (John 2:5), she said at the wedding at Cana a loving reminder that Jesus always knows what we need, even when we do not

This is Mary’s gift to the world: a hopeful heart that inspires us to trust, surrender, and believe. She calls us to open our hearts to her Son and let Him transform our pain, fears, and doubts into something beautiful Through her example, she lights the way for us to live with hope, even in the most trying times

So, when the weight of the world feels heavy, turn to Mary Ask her to lend you her hopeful heart Pray that she may walk with you, as a mother who understands your struggles and knows the path to her Son Let her remind you that with God, all things are possible (Luke 1:37) and that His plans are always for your good and not for harm (Jeremiah 29:11)

A hopeful heart is not just Mary’s gift to the world it can be ours, too. All we need to do is trust, as she did, and say “ yes ” to God’s plans for our lives

May Mary’s gift of hope bring light to your heart today and always Let her guide you closer to Christ, who is the reason for our hope and the fulfillment of all our desires In her, we find hope Through her, we find Christ

THEMARIANDOGMAS

by: Ate Ghen Genova Soriano

mo ba na may apat na mahahalagang aral o dogma tungkol kay Mama Mary niniwalaan ng mga Katoliko? Ito ay hindi lang basta religious teachings pwede rin natin silang gawing gabay sa pang-araw-araw na buhay natin So, here’s a breakdown of these dogmas in a relatable way!

IMMACULATECONCEPTION

mmaculate Conception ay nagsasabing si Mama Mary ipinaglihi nang walang bahid ng kasalanang orihinal hshort, e was pure from the start! Paano ‘to related sa everyday life? Simple lang reminder ito na, kahit hindi tayo perfect, pwede nating pagsikapan maging mas mabuti arawaraw Para kang naglilinis ng bahay minsan may dumi, pero tuloy lang sa paglilinis para maging fresh at organized ang buhay!

DIVINEMOTHERHOOD

Mama Mary ay Ina ng Diyos meaning, siya ang nanay ni Jesus. Relate much? Sa bawat nanay o -agapag alaga, o kahit kaibigan, lagi tayong nagbibigay ng care and love tulad ni Mama Mary Parang kapag nag-aalaga ka ng baby o pet, di ba? Pinapakita mo ang malasakit, tiisganda, at walang sawang pagmamahal Siya ang OG “ supermom ” at pwede natin siyang gawing role model sa kung paano natin inaalagaan ang iba.

THEMARIANDOGMAS

RAND RAND OSARY OSARY

Maria, KAUPODSAPAGKABALAAN MASS RALLY MASS RALLY FORPEACE2024

MODELOSAPAGPANGAMUYO,

GRAND ROSARY MASS RALLY FOR PEACE FOUND ITS WAY HOME AGAIN

It was four years ago when the Covid-19 pandemic first affected the Philippines Who could forget the fear and

and anxiety that engulfed us all on the 30th of January, 2020? On that day, the 38-year-old Chinese woman, who was confined at San Lazaro Hospital in Metro Manila, was confirmed to be infected with the virus, marking the first case of Covid-19 in the country It felt as though everything changed in the blink of an eye When local transmission of the virus began, the national and local government units immediately imposed lockdowns, enhanced community quarantines (ECQ), social distancing, and mandatory wearing of face masks and face shields No one was excused or exempted from these measures As a result, all planned activities were halted Many of us likely found ourselves reflecting on the question, “What will happen next?” Sadly, the answer was nowhere to be found, only fear, anxiety, and uncertainty

The fear and anxiety of the pandemic remain vivid in my memory. I was still at the Silay seminary before the local transmission of the virus took hold We were preoccupied with planning and preparing for upcoming events in YMC, such as the February First Friday Vigil, YMC Summer Sportsfest, and Leadership Seminar Tuloy ang misyon! We were excited and enthusiastic about our future activities We even began giving protocol letters to the principals with smiles on our faces and had already announced the upcoming events to our YMC members to fuel their excitement

Br. Ivan Vinze John Rey Ma. C. Tapayan, MMHC MMHC Pangasinan Mission

These were routines we followed every end of the school year, and we were used to it until March 16, 2020, when the local government units of Negros Occidental announced a region-wide lockdown and the implementation of community quarantines due to local transmission of the virus. As a result, all our scheduled YMC activities were canceled The cancellation of these activities truly broke our hearts Our apostolate, which we considered the "outpouring of our community life," "the seedbed of our vocation," and "the manifestation of the charism of our congregation," was compromised by this virus The joy turned into fear, the excitement into anxiety, and the zeal into uncertainty What would happen next? Indeed, what we found were fear, anxiety, and uncertainty, but what fueled us to continue? Faith Tuloy ang misyon!

Our faith led us to venture into the online world, attempting to bring the YMC to social media It was a difficult task, as we weren’t familiar with it, but we did our best to answer the call of the times Looking back at our online activities, I can confidently say that we made it! We survived all the online SR meetings, online recollections, online Mariologies, YMC content online postings, online Christmas Parties and caroling concerts, and even the congregation’s biggest annual activity, the Grand Rosary Rally! It seemed impossible, but we did it! I will never forget the first Online GRR in 2020, held in Silay with the theme, Mary, Health of the Sick Lead us to Christ for Unity and Peace ” I was a pastoral-year brother back then The second online GRR was held in Marikina in 2021 during my first year of theology, with the theme, “Maria, Sisidlan ng Pag-asa sa Panahon ng Pandemya ” In 2022, during my second year of theology, the last online GRR was held again in Marikina with the theme, “Maria, Ina ng Kabataan at ng Sambayanang Pilipino ” Finally, the first onsite GRR took place in 2023, held in Pangasinan with the theme, “Mary, Mother and Model of the Synodal Church This time, I was in my third-year theology formation. Recently, we thanked the Lord and the Blessed Mother because our GRR found its way home again to Negros, and who would have thought that I am now a perpetually professed member of the community? Time really moves so fast and mysteriously

Theme: “Mary, Health of the Sick Lead us to Christ for Unity and Peace”

Theme: ”Maria, Sisidlan ng Pag-asa sa Panahon ng Pandemya”

ONLINE GRAND

ROSARY RALLY 2022- MMHC MARIKINA

Theme, Maria Ina ng Kabataan at ng Sambayanang Pilipino”

ONLINE GRAND ROSARY RALLY 2020- SILAY SEMINARY

ONLINE GRAND ROSARY RALLY 2021- MMHC MARIKINA

“Mary, Mother and Model of the

Theme, “Mary, Mother and Model of the Synodal Church”

Theme, “Maria, Modelo sa Pagpangamuyo, Kaupod sa Pagkabalaan”

Finally, on October 3, 2024, the Marian Missionaries of the Holy Cross and the Youth for Mary and Christ, after the onslaught of the pandemic, held the Grand Rosary Mass Rally for Peace at the University of St. La Salle Coliseum, Bacolod City, with the theme, “Maria, Modelo sa Pagpangamuyo, Kaupod sa Pagkabalaan ” It was attended by more than 5,000 participants, including students, educators, members of religious congregations, and YMC members. The program began with a moodsetting led by the MMHC priests The participants then sang "Immaculate Mother" and waved their flaglets as the Blessed Virgin Mary was brought onto the stage Rev Fr Julius Ma Dayandante, MMHC, gave the inspirational talk, stressing the importance of following Mary's example of prayer, sacrifice, and service The praying of the Holy Rosary and the coronation rites followed Mother Mary was honored with the imposition of the crown, rosary, leis, and flowers offered to her as gifts from different schools and organizations To culminate the activity, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass was celebrated by Most Rev. Patricio Buzon, Bishop of Bacolod, together with MMHC priests

I was there and witnessed this historic event in our congregation Yes, the question “What will happen next?” during the pandemic now seems absurd because the future was uncertain, but seeing my community once again dancing and singing the classic songs of the GRR 2024, watching the 5,000 young people praying the Holy Rosary, seeing the procession of the Blessed Mother, and appreciating the elegant design of the GRR, I couldn t help but utter these words: Thank you, Lord and Mama Mary!” After everything we ’ ve been through, all I can say is “Thank you ” If we hadn’t kept the faith and believed in prayer, our mission might have vanished too Thanks be to God, for we have survived the pandemic Indeed, everything is grace! The historic homecoming of the GRR in Negros is truly a manifestation of “Tuloy ang Misyon!” Let the theme of the GRR 2024 echo in our hearts: “Maria, Modelo sa Pagpangamuyo, Kaupod sa Pagkabalaan ” Together with Mary, let our prayers be our source of strength and unity as we continue the mission towards holiness!

Vocation Story

The wheel moves continuously, and the flame flickers as I face the diverse hardships in my life It is a chaotic existence filled with Br. Ignatius Jayson Ma. Fajardo, MMHC MMHC Dumaguete Mission

with financial instability and uncertainty How can I tell others that God has changed my life and that He loves me when my own family remains closed off, like a shell deep in the sea one I cannot courageously open? How can I break the stigma of diverse beliefs in faith within my family when we are not united in seeking and encountering the true meaning of faith? How can I serve God if I do not serve my own family? Am I truly a genuine servant of God? These questions often linger in my mind, forming the core dilemma of living as a consecrated person

I wonder why such struggles persist even as I serve God Does my life truly change as I serve Him? At times, I feel as though I underestimate God's plan for me Yet, I remind myself that every situation has meaning and purpose These hardships occur, in part, due to my own imperfect actions I must learn to trust Him in all aspects because He knows everything, and His power far surpasses mine.

When my tears of hardship fall, I close my eyes and imagine God speaking to me, embracing me This thought relieves the heaviness within In these moments, I find solace in silence, reading the words of St Francis de Sales:

"Lord, I am Yours, and I must belong to no one but You My soul is Yours and must live only by You My will is Yours and must love

only for You I must love You as my first cause since I am from You I must love You as my end and rest since I am for You I must love You more than my own being since my being subsists by You I must love You more than myself since I am all Yours and all in You."

After such prayers, the pain within subsides I often end by saying, "Lord, I am ready to be with You," reminding myself to live each day as though it were my last This mindset inspires me to make every moment meaningful and fruitful

As I meditate on death daily, it strengthens my resolve to live life to the fullest To die for the Church, to die for the people, and to die for the world these thoughts illuminate my purpose St Ignatius of Loyola once defined death as a companion to life that, rather than shrouding it in anguish, illuminates it with the joyous light of grace A meaningful death allows us to see life as a gift, a loving grace from God This realization fills me with joy for living because lucidity triumphs over absurdity

Reopening my vacation testament, I am reminded that acceptance and values are the keys to embracing the Cross, the Joy in the Cross.

IntendedMISSION

lamang na magturo Akademya ang aking linya

aalala ko nung unang pasok ko sa Cainta Catholic College, 1994 , isa lang akong simpleng guro na nais lamang

Aktibo naman ako sa KAMAG-ARAL campus Ministry noong ako ay nag aaral sa isang Catholic School noong College Akala ko hanggang doon lamang ang aking paglilingkod sa Kabataan

Maaaring itinadhana na ma-encounter ko ang mga YMC sa Cainta Catholic College Sa dami ng Catholic schools na inaplayan ko, dito ako unang tinawagan Kahit tinawagan din ako ng malalaking paaralan, mas pinili kong manatili rito

Sina Fr Alexis Libao (dating Alfredo Libao) at Fr Joshua Santos (dating Emilio Santos) ang una kong naencounter noon Aktibo silang nagko-conduct ng roomto-room recruitment upang maka recruit ng mga bagong miyembro ng YMC Out of curiosity, natanong ko kung ano ang ginagawa sa YMC Sinabi nila, “Marami po, at inisa-isa nila ang mga ginagawa ng grupo. Nabanggit ko rin na may similar organization ako noong kolehiyo, ang “KAMAG-ARAL.”

Noong panahong iyon, naghahanap din pala sila ng bagong animators dahil ang YMC animator ng CCC ay isa ring guidance counselor at hindi gaanong nasasamahan ang mga YMC sa mga activities sa labas ng school

Nabanggit nina Alexis Libao (ngayo’y Fr Alexis Libao) at Emilio Santos (ngayo’y Fr Joshua Santos) na kung maaari, samahan namin sila upang makasali sila sa mga activities ng YMC sa labas ng school Hindi sila pinapayagang lumabas ng school at sumali sa activities nang walang kasamang teacher o animator

Former YMC Animator of Cainta Catholic College

Current YMC Animator of Cainta Senior High School

Tita Cenecia Pergis Moreno

Doon nagsimula ang pagsama ko sa kanila sa YMC

Sa lahat ng activities vigil, sportsfest, contest, rosary rally kasama

rosary rally kasama na nila ako, pati na rin ang isa pang animator

Hindi madali ang maging YMC animator Kung wala ang puso mo rito, hindi mo kakayanin ang misyon ng isang YMC Naibigay ko yata ang 3 T’s ko dito Time, Talent, and Treasure Minsan gusto ko nang magpahinga, pero nakikita ko ang sigasig ng mga batang YMC talo pa nila ako! Narealize ko na siguro nga, dapat akong manatiling kasama nila, lalo na’t nakikita ko ang sigla ng bokasyon sa aming mga batang YMC

Mula sa dalawang kandidato na pumasok sa seminaryo upang maging pari, nadagdagan pa ang bilang Hindi man taon-taon may candidate, marami ang nagpatuloy Nakakainspire, ‘di ba?

Pinagkakatiwala ng Diyos sa akin ang mga batang ito upang samahan sila. Para sa akin, wala naman akong naging malaking kontribusyon sa kanilang bokasyon Maliit na bahagi lamang ang aking nagawa ang samahan sila sa lahat ng YMC activities Pero dito ko nakita ang tatag ng kanilang bokasyon Kahit ang mga recruit na pasaway noong una, natuto ring magtiis sa vigil at kusa nang nagdarasal ng rosaryo

Ako ang higit na nabago ng YMC bilang animator Napakarami kong natutunan ang maging mas malapit sa Diyos at kay Mother Mary, ang pagsasakripisyo nang bukal sa loob, at ang gawing lakas ang dasal at pananampalataya Walang puwang ang pagsuko

Ngayon, naiintindihan ko na kung bakit ako naging animator Dapat “buhay” ako upang manatiling buhay ang mga batang YMC Hindi aksidente na naging animator ako Marahil ito talaga ang itinadhana para sa akin

Ngayon, hindi ko na tinatanong kung bukod sa pagiging guro, ano pa ang misyon ko Ang sagot ay malinaw: patuloy sa misyon, patuloy sa pagdarasal Ang pagsasakripisyo ay bahagi ng misyon ng isang YMC animator Tiwala lang laging nandiyan ang Diyos at ang Mahal na Ina

MACENZIEGUERRERO

Y M C T R A I N O R

“A LEADER IS ONE WHO KNOWS THE WAY, GOES THE WAY, AND SHOWS THE WAY.”

Isang malaking karangalan ang maging issang trainor, bakit? dahil sa pagiging trainor maraming kabataan

MBakit? Dahil sa pagiging trainor, maraming kabataan ang namumulat na may Diyos na totoo at totoong nagmamahal sa atin. Dumaan ako sa isang 3-day seminar kung saan hinubog ang aking kakayahan sa leadership Sa pagpasok ko sa seminar na iyon, nakaramdam ako ng kaba at takot Ganun din ang naramdaman ko sa paglabas ng seminar dahil akala ko iyon na ang huli naming pagkikita ng aking mga kasama Pero nagsisimula pa lang ang buhay namin bilang mga trainor Hanggang sa muli kaming nagkita-kita sa First Friday Vigil, at doon ko narealize na marami pa ring kabataang nagmamahal sa Diyos at kay Maria Simula noong araw na iyon, ang aking kaba at takot ay napalitan ng saya

Masaya dahil nakikita mo ang pagmamahal na ibibinigay mo sa Panginoon habang naglilingkod

aglilingkod bilang trainor Noong naging trainor ako, doon ko nalaman ang tunay na kahulugan ng J O Y : JESUS you spend more time with Him, and He will never disappoint you as you help teach the youth; OTHERS your time teaching the youth is never a waste because the time you give them is something that pleases the Lord; YOURSELF kung hindi ako tumugon sa tawag Niya na maging trainor, hindi ko marerealize ang totoong kahulugan ng J O Y Kaya’t isang napakasayang karanasan ang maging isang trainor

insan nakakalungkot dahil may mga pagkakataon na sinusubok na tayo ng Panginoon na

Panginoon kung hanggang saan ang ating leadership

May mga pagkakataon na walang nakikinig sa mga turo, walang pumupunta sa mga activity, at kakaunti na lang ang mga trainor na umaattend Noong naging Trainors President ako sa Luzon Chapter, naging hamon ito at nakakalungkot minsan dahil kakaunti na lang ang sumasali sa mga activities

Umaabot pa sa puntong mina-message ko ang aking mga batchmates para magkita-kita sa mga activity

Sa kabutihang palad, may mga sumasali at nakikilahok pa rin Hindi pa ako nakuntento, kaya gumawa ako ng paraan upang mas marami ang makadalo sa mga aktibidad, at ako'y natuwa dahil naging epektibo ang aming mga hakbang

At panghuli, pamilya Hindi lang saya, lungkot, at kaba ang naramdaman ko bilang trainor; naranasanaranasan ko rin ang pagmamahal ng isang pamilya

Araw-araw ang kamustahan sa group chats, hindi nagkakalimutan kahit abala sa mga school works

Naglalaan pa rin ng oras para magkamustahan, kaya t naging masaya at parang isang tunay na pamilya ang aming samahan

Isang napakasaya at pinagpalang karanasan ang maging isang trainor

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"Kapag walang Hesus ang krus, pasakit lang lamang ito pero kung andito si Hesus nagiging meaningful ito sa atin The beauty of the cross lies on its direct relationship to Jesus"

"If you want to be holy, you have to find the greatest treasure -Jesus And when you find Him, be like Him and take that path holiness"

- Br. Justin Maria Youth in Mission Episode | "Behold the Treasure"

- Br. Gregory Maria Youth in Mission Episode | "The Cross and it's Triumph"

"The Grand Rosary Rally 2024 if full of grace, it rekindled our flame for the apostolate and restored our hope for our mission"

- Br. Clement Maria Youth in Mission Episode | "GRR 2024 - Grace • Rekindled • Restored"

"Ang mga celebrations ngayong buwan ng September gaya ng Kapanganakan ng ating Mahal na Ina at Pagtatanghal ng Banal na Krus ay nagbibigay ng meaning sa buwan na ito nagpapaalala sa atin na espesyal ang buwan ng September - kaya ito monthsary "

"We are shepherds as we do our apostolate and mission, pero tayo din ay mga sheeps na patuloy na natututo sa pagpapastol ng ating shepherd, si God at hindi dapat nawawala ang ating pagiging sheep so that we may continue to learn something from being a sheep "

- Fr. Ralph Maria

Tuloy ang Misyon Episode | "Basics of Sheep Care"

- Fr. Romuald Maria

Tuloy ang Misyon Episode | "Monthsary"

"To practice humble service as one of our core values, is to first recognize that you are blessed by God with talents, be able to share it with others thru service and honor God that it came from Him (your talents)"

- Fr. Felix Maria

Tuloy ang Misyon Episode | "The Core Values of MMHC-YMC