Holy Family Parish Youth Ministry

20/08/2026

Let us strengthen the Campus Youth Ministry.

In the face of growing concerns about school violence, student behavior, and the challenges young people are experiencing today, we need to look beyond punishment and ask how we can form, accompany, and guide our young people before they reach a breaking point.

The Campus Youth Ministry may not be the sole solution to the problems confronting our schools, but I believe it can help a lot.

Our young people need spaces where they can be heard without judgment, where they can ask difficult questions, build meaningful friendships, discover their purpose, and encounter God. They need mentors and communities that can walk with them—not only when there is a problem, but especially before one arises.

Teachers cannot carry this responsibility alone. Parents, teachers, school administrators, guidance counselors, youth ministers, parishes, and the wider community must work together in forming our young people.

A stronger Campus Youth Ministry can become one of those bridges—a safe and welcoming space where faith, values, friendship, service, and responsible citizenship can be nurtured.

We cannot expect our young people to choose peace if we do not give them opportunities to experience and practice peace. We cannot simply tell them to be respectful; we must surround them with communities that teach, model, and live out respect.

The Campus Youth Ministry may not solve everything. But every young person reached, every heart listened to, every life guided, and every act of kindness nurtured is already a step toward a safer and more compassionate school community.

Let us not wait for another tragedy before we invest in the formation of our youth. Let us strengthen our Campus Youth Ministry now.

16/08/2026

11/08/2026

Let us take this opportunity to pause, reflect, and allow God to renew our hearts and strengthen our faith. Join us for the Parish Renewal Experience on August 15–16, 2026, at the 2F Parish Formation Center. Together, let us rediscover our calling, deepen our communion with one another, and renew our commitment to Christ and His Church. Come and experience God’s renewing love!

10/08/2026

As we face the threat of typhoons/ monsoons and floods, let us come together in prayer for protection and strength. May God shield our communities, keep our families safe, and guide us through these calamities. As one family, let us pray +

09/08/2026

Banal na Misa para sa Ika-19 na Linggo sa Karaniwang Panahon. Ang punong tagapagdiwang ay si Reverendo Padre Ruel Fernandez, MI.

For your Donation/ Mass Intention:
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RCABAN HOLY FAMILY PARISH FUND
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04/08/2026

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS!

Let us greet and pray for Fr. Ruel T. Fernandez, MI on his 31st Birthday.

Fr. Ruel is from Bangued, Abra who is now assigned as Hospital Chaplain at East Avenue Medical Center, Q.C.

Thank you for your selfless dedication and for bringing Christ’s healing touch to those who need it most.

May St. Camillus guide you, and may God bless you with good health, joy, and peace in the year ahead.

Happy Birthday Fr. Ruel!

"I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made; your works are wonderful, I know that full well." - Psalm 139:14

03/08/2026

Daan sa Bokasyon 2026

A small sacrifice can make a big difference.

To our generous parish priest, Fr. Fhyrdz and benefactors of the Daan sa Bokasyon, THANK YOU for being instruments of God's providence in the formation of future priests and religious. Your kindness, sacrifices, and faithful support help seminarians continue their journey of discernment and preparation for service in the Church.

Every donation, becomes a seed of hope that nurtures vocations and strengthens the mission of Christ. May God reward your generosity a hundredfold and bless you and your loved ones abundantly.

Thank you for helping pave the way for vocations. Together, we are building the future of the Church.

🙏 "The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few." (Matthew 9:37)

03/08/2026

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03/08/2026

Every church-goer has a story to tell the Lord.

A student praying to pass the board exam.
A teacher asking for wisdom.
A seminarian praying for perseverance.
A mother praying for her children.
A father asking for a stable job.
A woman praying for her sick husband.
A couple longing for the gift of a child.
Someone carrying the pain of heartbreak.
Someone battling anxiety in silence.
A patient waiting for healing.
A family praying for reconciliation.
Someone asking for forgiveness.
Someone thanking God for answered prayers.
Someone with no words left—only silent tears before the Blessed Sacrament.

And you might be surprised that even the priest standing at the altar is carrying burdens you cannot see. He, too, has struggles, fears, disappointments, and prayers that he silently entrusts to God. The Church is not a gathering of people who have perfect lives—it is a refuge for those who know they need God's grace.

The next time you enter a church, remember that every person kneeling beside you is fighting a battle, carrying a cross, or hoping for a miracle. Instead of judging how they look, how they pray, or why they came, choose compassion. We all come before the same God with different stories but with the same hope—that He listens, He understands, and He never turns away a sincere heart.