Stations of the Cross

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STATIONS OF THE CROSS 🙏

The way of the Cross is a devotions in which we meditate on Christ Passion and Death in order to put their meaning into our lives. 

Heavenly Father,grant that I who meditate on the Passion and Death of your son,Jesus Christ, may imitate in my life .His love and self -giving to You and to others.Grant this through Christ  our LORD, Amen. 
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1. Jesus is Condemned to death.
  "O Jesus,help me to appreciate Your sanctifying grace more and more." 

2.Jesus hear his Cross. 
  "O Jesus,You chose to die for me.Help me to love You always with all  my heart." 

3. Jesus Falls the First Time. 
  "O Jesus,make me strong to consumer my wicked passions, and to rise quickly from sin." 

4. Jesus Meets His Mother.   
  " O Jesus, grant me a tender love for your Mother, who offered You for love of me." 

5. Jesus  is  Helped by Simon. 
" O Jesus, like Simon lead me over closer to You  through my daily crosses and trials."

6. Jesus and Veronica. 
"O Jesus, imprint Your image on my heart that I may be faithful to You all my life." 

7. Jesus  Falls a Second Time. 
"O Jesus, I repent for having offended You. Grant me forgiveness of all my sins." 

8.Jesus Speaks to the Women.  
"O Jesus, Grant me tears of compassion for Your sufferrings and of sorrow for my sins." 

9. Jesus Falls a Third Time.
 "O Jesus, let me never yield to despair.Letme come to You in hardship and spiritual distress. " 

10. He is Stripped of His Garments. 
 O Jesus, let me sacrifice  all my attachments rather than imperil the divine life of my soul." 

11.Jesus is Nailed to the Cross. 
   " O Jesus ,strengthen my faith and increase my love for You. Help me to accept my crosses." 

12. Jesus  Dies on the Cross.  
 "O Jesus, I thank You for making me a child of God.Help me to forgive others." 

13. Jesus  Is Taken down from the Cross.  
 O Jesus, through the intercession of Your  Holy Mother, let me be pleasing to You." 

14. Jesus  Is Laid in the Tomb.
 " O Jesus. strengthen my will to live for You on earth and bring me to eternal bliss in heaven." 

 Prayers after the Stations of the Cross  

 JESUS, You became an example of humility, obedience and patience, and preceded me on the way oflifebearing Your Cross. Grant that,inflamed with Your love,I May cheerfully take upon myself the sweet yoke of Your Gospel together with the mortification of the Cross  and follow You as a true disciple so that I may  be UNITED with you in heaven. 

AMEN.🙏

Let's continue to stand as #OneAgainstCOVID19: Send love to your family and friends with PayMaya

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Life after COVID-19: Stories of Survival

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As of April 7, the Department of Health reported 414 new cases of the novel coronavirus disease in the country, raising the total number to 3,660. The Philippines now has 163 fatalities, and 73 recoveries. But while the number of deaths outnumber recoveries, most people who contract the virus go on to get better. That’s because 80% of people who contract the coronavirus will only experience relatively mild symptoms, or even no symptoms at all.

While most will recover from contracting COVID-19, the peculiar nature of recovery is it requires isolation. And patients, in addition to being sick, will oftentimes also experience great anxiety and afraid. According to the members of Public Health Communications Advisory Network (PHCAN), COVID-positive patients should be shown kindness and compassion, and not discrimination and fear.

As a follow up to their first FB Live session last April 4, PHCAN will be holding another Live session this Saturday, April 11 at 2PM, with Dr. Iris Isip-Tan together with COVID-19 survivors to discuss recovery, coping, and moving forward during this very challenging time. Follow the official PH CAN Facebook page for more updates and tune in to hear the stories of recovered COVID-19 patients.

About PHCAN

PHCAN is an official partner of the Department of Health (DOH) that seeks to drive a social movement to buy more time for the country’s healthcare system by communicating critical and verified public health messages on COVID-19 to families. It is composed of doctors and healthcare professionals, dedicated to empowering families and communities to care for their loved ones during these challenging times.

Palacio de Memoria offers virtual tour

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Art and history enthusiasts can now go on a virtual tour of Palacio de Memoria, the resplendent Colonial Revival mansion, and marvel at its luxurious facilities and hundreds of Euro-Filipino paintings, sculptures, art displays, and historical pieces online. 

The virtual tour offers a highly detailed and interactive presentation of the heritage house. If you haven’t visited Palacio de Memoria yet and are looking for a more "enriching" activity during the COVID-19 lockdown, now is the perfect time to explore and “walkaround” the place through 360-degree videos as if you are there in real life.

“Many Filipinos are ordered to stay home at the moment to protect themselves from the coronavirus pandemic. With most of us being isolated from the outside world, we hope that Palacio de Memoria’s virtual tour will not only give them respite during these uncertain times but also keep them productive as they learn and get a glimpse of a significant time in our history that was once Manila’s prime,” said Palacio de Memoria general manager Camille Lhuillier.

The tour will begin with an aerial and outdoor view of the estate which shows the restored pre-war mansion. It then leads to the first floor which shows the Los Tamaraos Ballroom and its Murano chandelier, as well as the terrazzo floor by National Artist for Architecture Juan Nakpil.

It also shows the showroom of Palacio de Memoria’s auction house, Casa de Memoria or the Casa, which houses the Lhuilliers’ unrivalled collection of antiques. Other highlights include the Mosphil Lounge, a passenger plane that that was refitted to be a lounge for special occasions; the bridal suite which is perfect for weddings; and the recently opened museum which also serves as a chapel for intimate weddings and religious gatherings.

To view the complete Palacio de Memoria’s virtual tour, visit https://www.palaciodememoria.com/tours. For more updates, follow @thepalaciodememoria on Facebook and @palacio.de.memoria on Instagram.

Parlorista at Barbero Kami Foundation (PAK) with a mission : To Spread Love, One Haircut at a Time

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Parlorista at Barbero Kami Foundation (PAK) was founded by Joby Linsangan Moremo  in April 8, 2020. The mission of the foundation is simple: To Spread Love, One Haircut at a Time.

Joby Linsangan Moreno

Businesswonan, Joby owns and manages Orange Blush Salons that she built in October 2003. Since then, she has opened several branches nationwide and have been building and supporting families who work for the company. 

Orange Blush Salons have also contributed and joined various CSR activities nationwide. In January 2020, with the objectives to support these families and to promote Hairdressing as a serious profession and educational program, Joby began to gather information and started to work on the vision and mission of the foundation. In the long run, Joby wishes to put up salons that offer free haircut services to the indigent and less fortunate, and to build PAK communities that look after the welfare of PAK Members.

In time of her 40th birthday April 8, Joby opens the Parlorista at Barbero Kami Foundation with vision to be the first foundation that unifies salon owners and workers, barbers and other related beauty and wellness institutions.

Parlorista at Barbero Kami Foundation

- OBJECTIVES:

1) To prioritize, improve, and safeguard the lives and the welfare of our Parloristas (Hairdressers, Estheticians, Massage therapists, Nail Technicians, salon receptionists), Barbers and their families.

2) To promote Hairdressing as a serious profession and educational program that generates employment and contributes to the over-all economic development of the country. To uphold Hairdressing, Massage, Hair and Makeup and other beauty and wellness related courses to the highest standards

3) To ensure the welfare of ALL CUSTOMERS of Health and Wellness industries by providing them with the proper and the best professional hairdressing services possible

- SHORT-TERM GOALS:

1) To establish PAK foundation and enlist its members: Parloristas- (Hairdressers, Estheticians, Massage therapists, Nail Technicians, salon receptionists), Barbers (initial 500 members)

2) To provide FREE Haircut and other wellness services as part of our CORE objectives in the foundation

3) To hold free summer camps and short courses about Hairdressing and other beauty and wellness-related programs in cooperation with TESDA

- LONG-TERM GOALS:

1) To educate and encourage learners to enroll in Hairdressing program as offered in K-12 curriculum by the Department of Education (Home Economics Thread)

2) To provide scholarship programs to the children of our PAK families in pursuing their courses of choice (Junior-senior year)

3) To put up HAIRCUTTING SALONS (1 salon per city) that offer FREE HAIRCUT for the indigent and for the less fortunate.

4) To hold FREE HAIRCUT SESSIONS and related health and wellness services in partnership with both government and private institutions to promote the Foundation and its members

5) To build PAK communities (with affordable housing, vehicles, free basic education, livelihood programs for mothers, job opportunities for fathers) in every province in the country that will ensure holistic and meaningful livelihood programs for the PAK members and their families.

- PAK BENEFICIARIES:

1) Families of PAK foundation members

2) Indigenous people

3) Salons, Barbershops, massage parlors owners and workers, and suppliers

4) Salons, barbershops CUSTOMERS

An entreprenuer, Joby also to introduce her first book BEAUTY and THE BIZ .

The book is a guide for aspiring entrepreneurs who want to build their own beauty empire. The book features stories from self made beauty entrepreneur who share their personal experiences and success stories to help you establish your own beauty brand. 

Include at Joby’s “10 commandments of the Orange Lady” a list of rules on how to live a joyful and balanced personal business life.

The BEAUTY and THE BIZ book will be published by ABS CBN Publishing and will be sold at National Bookstores nationwide soon.

You may contact Parlorista at Barbero Kami Foundation (PAK) Head Office 474 Maharlika Highway, Concepcion Sr., Cabanatuan City  and with contact numbers (044) 940 6573, 0917 566 4142