Days With The Lord Movement of Don Bosco
As a result, many Filipinos were spiritually nourished and changed by this Eucharistic focused event.

Published on: February 24th, 2013 — 10:38 PM / OBS: ASIA

MANDALUYONG CITY, THE PHILIPPINES — In celebration of the 60th anniversary of Don Bosco Technical College in Mandaluyong City, the Days With The Lord Movement of Don Bosco organized the Grand Eucharistic Adoration in thanksgiving for the school’s support of their movement on their 16th year. A record number of 2500 people (students,teachers,and young professionals) took part in the event from 6-9 pm in the evening, together with the Sacrament of Reconciliation being offered. (read more below)

David Panlilio
Video Missionary in the Philippines

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music by: TAIZE

This event proved to be a miracle in itself as it had succeeded despite the many obstacles, … Read More »

‘It was necessary, absolutely necessary’
Whether it is the scratches in our hardwood floors or deciding on our next vacation, it often obstructs our view of Christ

Published on: October 30th, 2012 — 9:28 AM / OBS: South America

AYAVARI, PERU — Every year for the past 3 years, medical missionaries have been making their way from the U.S. and other parts of Peru to the small town of Ayaviri, Peru. For almost a week, these doctors, nurses, pharmacists and some non-medical personnel tend to the needs of the people in this high altitude town (about 4,000 meters, or over 13,000 feet) and the surrounding countryside. They brought all the medicine, vitamins, and equipment they could and tended to patients from October 16th through the 19th (2012). This medical campaign (as it is formally called), was coordinated through the … Read More »

Jas Syquia shares with Video Missionary David Panlilio about an extraordinary experience he had with the Eucharist during a family encounter seminar. Jas’ family moved to North Carolina 7 years ago where he has the privilege of helping lead a Catholic Charismatic Community called “Bukas Loob Sa Dios” which means (Bukas Loob sa Dios means: Open in Spirit to God). Be sure to tune back in on Thursday, July 12th for part II of this story where he discusses his struggles to express his faith in a new land along with his uncle based in the Philippines, an Exorcist.

On a monthly basis during the school year, the seminarians in the Archdiocese of Denver put their musical skills and passion for Christ to service for the young adults in Denver. Today’s video is some footage from Vigil Praise this past year. Formerly Deacon Sam Morehead shares some reflections on why we come together to take vigil with Christ through the gift of adoration. What has been your experience at Vigil Praise or adoration? Share below.

And what is great is that this young man from Minnesota knows that being different in 2012 does not just mean being a Christian

With God’s strength, Eucharistic adoration will only increase among all Catholics around the world moving forward in to the 21st century.

ll across the United States and other nations, NETters as they call themselves, take on the task of being God’s instruments to the youth of the nations.

In fact, during those tumultuous years of seeking God without much support from the family, it was a brother who told this young man, ‘be sure to take your confirmation retreat seriously.’