Campus Ministry

The month of November has been designated by the Holy Mother the church, as time of prayer and good works on behalf of oour beloved dead, imploring our Heavenly Father to bring them home to be with Him forever. All of our School Online Masses for the month of November will be offered to our […]

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“We also invite all to a collective prayer action to lift the lockdowns and help heal the nation. God always listens and nothing is impossible with Him. Pope Francis said in March “We are not self-sufficient; by ourselves we flounder: we need the Lord, like ancient navigators needed the stars. Let us invite Jesus into

The Campus Ministry Office of the school will be streaming online masses every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7 am, via the school’s Facebook Page. https://www.facebook.com/ateneodecebu/

I wonder if Ignatius loved to cook. What might have been his favorite recipe? When the pandemic resulted in lockdowns and quarantines, almost all of us resorted to home-cooked meals. Perhaps now is the best time to try Ignatius’s recipes since we are secluded in our own homes during this pandemic. His recipe would have

The COVID-19 pandemic has unimaginably affected thousands of lives. Its effects are pushing people to give up. Many have lost their jobs and their loved ones, and all of us must drastically adjust to the new normal. When the news of the virus came out, I admit that I was not bothered at all. I

“We should never postpone a good work, no matter how small it may be, with the thought of later doing something greater. It is a very common temptation of the enemy to be always placing before us the perfection of things to come and bring us to make little of the present.” (The Letters of