Truly Rich Reflections: It’s All About Love — How Lent and Valentine’s Day Are Connected

I believe it's no coincidence that the readings for today, Valentine's Day, speak about choosing life and love. First Reading: Deuteronomy 30:15-20 “Today I have set before you life and prosperity, death and doom. If you obey the commandments of the Lord, your God, which I enjoin on you today, loving him, and walking in his ways, … Continue reading Truly Rich Reflections: It’s All About Love — How Lent and Valentine’s Day Are Connected

Truly Rich Reflections: My FIRST Reflection in Didache! :)

Just a quick post this morning to share with you all one of the greatest privileges I've ever had in my life — my first reflection published in Didache, one of the daily Scripture reflection guides published by our company, Shepherd's Voice Publications. I remember how, as a teenager, I would read Didache and other publications … Continue reading Truly Rich Reflections: My FIRST Reflection in Didache! 🙂

Truly Rich Reflections: Water Into Wine

My family and I came home on Sunday night from Baguio, where we attended an inspiring (though at times, tiring) weekend retreat organized by Couples for Christ, our Catholic community. Since then, my mind and heart have been overflowing! I tried to "capture" some of our Baguio moments through this photo collage, but I don't … Continue reading Truly Rich Reflections: Water Into Wine

Truly Rich Reflections (of sorts): `Tis the Season to Be Champions! :)

Hello, everyone! :)I'm still "recovering" from the Kerygma Conference (KCon) last weekend — it was a great time of blessing, inspiration, encouragement and affirmation from the Lord for all of us who were present. Hubby and I were part of the service team/staff and so we weren't able to bring the kids (the only "dim spot" … Continue reading Truly Rich Reflections (of sorts): `Tis the Season to Be Champions! 🙂

Truly Rich Reflections: The Truth About My Pregnancy (Or The One in Which I Ask for Your Prayers)

I've been contemplating on writing this post for the longest time now. I had to wait for hubby's go-signal to actually do so. You see, there's something I/we haven't been telling you all.But just now, after putting our little girl back to sleep, while I was holding her in my arms and looking at her … Continue reading Truly Rich Reflections: The Truth About My Pregnancy (Or The One in Which I Ask for Your Prayers)

Truly Rich Reflections: Job 1: 21 — Thank You, Giovanni!

This is something I've been wanting to write since last Wednesday... right after we heard news that the one-year-old child of our friends, Santi and Vania, had passed away... all too suddenly and quickly. Just the day before, I had seen one of Santi's posts asking for prayers for healing for Giovanni, who had pneumonia. … Continue reading Truly Rich Reflections: Job 1: 21 — Thank You, Giovanni!

Days of Grace: The Most Important Relationship

This image says it all: Source. Thank You, Lord, for the reminder! 🙂 I know You've got my back! And that You're working miracles in our lives, especially in our children's lives. I'm so sorry for all the times I put You "on the shelf," because I was too busy. Thank You, thank You, thank … Continue reading Days of Grace: The Most Important Relationship

Days of Grace: What It Means to Be Free

Source. Our friends over in the U.S. have just celebrated (or, maybe, are STILL celebrating) their Independence. We in the Philippines celebrated ours last month. But really, what does it mean to be FREE? Check out this reflection on God's Mighty Hand, taken from Prayables.com:The fight for freedom began long before the fathers of our … Continue reading Days of Grace: What It Means to Be Free

Truly Rich Reflections: In memory of Zachary Daniel

I meant to post this last Friday but was too exhausted to even turn on the computer when I got home. After a long day at work, I went to the necrological service of the son of one of my fellow homeschool mom bloggers, Michelle. He was born premature at around 30 weeks, and we … Continue reading Truly Rich Reflections: In memory of Zachary Daniel