Campus Ministry

Today’s world is radically different from that of St. Iggy and so, if he were to speak with the youth of today he’d have to learn their language. As a 30-year old undergoing a major midlife crisis, he decided he wanted to become a priest, which meant being the odd man out in a classroom […]

Fr. Arsenio C. Nuñez, SJ was a long time Jesuit missionary in the Philippines from Spain. He served in many Chinese-Filipino schools and parishes of the Philippine Province. His last assignment was in Sacred Heart School – Ateneo de Cebu before he passed away on May 20, 2017. This typewritten prayer was found in his

We share another reflection from our grade school pupil, Ms. Espedido about finding God during this times… Finding God in this Time of Pandemic by Sophia Ysabella L. Espedido (incoming Grade 6) COVID-19 has significantly affected our way of living. Many people have lost their jobs, thousands have died, and the number of COVID-19 patients

“The God that Jesus reveals to us is a God of infinite abundance. Inside God there is no scarcity, no stinginess, no sparing of mercy. As the parable of the Sower makes clear, this God scatters his seed indiscriminately on every kind of soil – bad soil, mediocre soil, good soil, excellent soil. God can

For St Ignatius of Loyola, the act of gratitude is very important. In the daily Examen, it begins with being thankful for God’s gifts. In the Spiritual Exercises, it is crammed with references to expressing gratitude for God’s gifts. For Ignatius, ingratitude was the “most abominable of sins.” As we end the work week, let

St. Ignatius wrote nearly 7,000 letters over his career and asked his companions in the Society of Jesus to write regularly in return. Much of Saint Ignatius Loyola’s spiritual teaching is found in his letters, and these have always been regarded by Jesuits as an important source of their spirituality. He wrote to Jesuit superiors,

During this Ignatian Month, we asked some our students to reflect on the life of our beloved saint, Ignatius of Loyola. We asked Ms. Kirsten Erica Tequilo, an incoming Grade 9 student: “Why is St Ignatius relevant today?” This is her reply. “St. Ignatius taught us that change is not always something that people should

Examen St Ignatius of Loyola recommended a simple prayer for each day called the Examen, when we can review our day with God and ask him to help us the next day. This is helpful especially at the moment, when thinking about the future may be hard. Here is an Examen in 25 words… With

Teach Me to Listen Let us ask for the grace to hear God speaking to us through our families, colleagues, in our work and circumstances. May we be able to listen to the Lord’s subtle whispers amidst the sounds outside us and the noises within our hearts. Teach Me to Listen (adapted by John Veltri,