JesCom Weekend on Radio

Noted: b!@n , , Friday, October 31, 2008 5:02 AM

JesCom Radio inspires the audience by sharing God's word and the light of faith in your homes. Feed your souls and listen to JesCom's radio shows this weekend.


PASAKALYE

Be inspired every Sunday as we listen to a thirty-minute reflection of prayer and songs presented to you by Fr. Nono Alfonso, SJ on Radio Veritas DZRV 846 KHz AM at 5:30 in the morning.


USAPANG KAPATID

Usapang Kapatid invites listeners to open up and share on-air their souls' burdens and their lives' troubles with spiritual mentors Fr. Nono Alfonso, Sr. Bubbles Bandojo, and lay mother Betsy Fuentes. Be with us every Saturday, 10:30-12:00mn on DZMM 630 KHz.

HEARTBEAT

With host Fr. Nono Alfonso, SJ, Hearbeat centers on the affairs, struggles and passions of the heart accompanied by songs for reflection and inspiration. Heartbeat invites the audience to call on-air to seek for advice or share their stories. Listen and be inspired every Sunday, 11:00-12:00mn on Radio Veritas DZRV 846 KHz.


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This weekend, JesCom Radio takes a deeper look at death in time for the commemoration of the all saints' and souls' day.

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bouncing back

Noted: b!@n , , Thursday, October 30, 2008 8:38 AM

One of the things lurking in my mind is that... am i living in the past?

I already went to hell and back a few years ago... I don't want to go back there.. It's like saying I have to die all over again. For what? Or, do I really refuse to go back?

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new leaf?

Noted: b!@n , , 8:25 AM

Well, not really.

I've been promoted from Publications Officer to Radio Production Manager effective last October 1. It's pretty exciting, yet I still feel a bit nauseous when I think of my new responsibilities. I know I'm going to enjoy this new chapter. Ayayay! God help me! I still can't get the hang of it, especially now that I still have projects for publications on my shoulders. It's just like: the boat is sinking! The boat is sinking! Someone told me that if it's already there on the seabed, I should get another boat. I disagree. It's not right to just leave it lying there. After all, the captain must sink with his ship, right?

Stress is my favorite word. It's the new definition of my name. Every now and then, I tell myself to think of happy thoughts so I won't get drowned with all the negativity in my current state. Sleepless nights with nightmares; nagging from the wrong people; confusion from a heart's curse. All these are not really helping me. Good Lord, help me!

And so I bid good bye to my cold October; wait for the heat to arrive and give me new life. *sighs* It's another journey ahead.

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What Dreams May Come - An Advent Recollection on St. Joseph with Bishop Chito Tagle

Noted: b!@n , , Wednesday, October 15, 2008 10:11 PM

During Advent, we prepare to celebrate and worship the Child Emmanuel and the Virgin Mother. But what about the Head of the Holy Family, St. Joseph?

We seldom recollect how St. Joseph made the difficult decision to take in Mary as his wife after the Angel of the Lord told him in a dream that the Virgin Mother was carrying the Child of God.

We rarely praise St. Joseph for his heroism: he saved the pregnant Mary from being stoned to death by the townsfolk.

We always seem to forget: St. Joseph took care of the Mother and the Child and protected them.

This Advent, let us look back at the moment when St. Joseph had a dream that ultimately led to the salvation of humankind.

JESUIT COMMUNICATIONS

presents

What Dreams May Come

A Special Advent Recollection on St. Joseph

with Bishop Chito Tagle

Sunday, December 14, 2008

8:30 am to 12:00 noon

Church of the Gesu

Ateneo de Manila University

Proceeds of the Recollection will fund Bishop Tagle's media evangelization work.

For ticket reservations and inquiries, call CATHY at (02) 426.5971 to 72 local 111.

REV. BISHOP CHITO TAGLE, D.D., S.T.D. (Diocese of Imus, Cavite). Appointed as one of the two representatives of the Churches in Asia to the 30-theologian member Holy See’s International Theological Commission in 1997. Served as a key resource person to the Federation of Asian Bishop’s Conferences and the Synod of Asian Bishops in Rome. Intelligent, quick-witted, and gifted with a refreshing sense of humor, Bishop Tagle brings the most lofty of ideas and topics down to the level of common people-- a level that a wide spectrum of audiences can understand and appreciate. Bishop Antonio Luis Tagle is host of The Word Exposed (TV5, Sundays, 7:00 – 8:00 a.m.).

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