Sangtinig Choir

21/06/2026

21/06/2026

21/06/2026

“Do not be afraid; you are worth more than many sparrows.” — Matthew 10:31 🙏

A reminder today to put our trust to God and walk in faith, not fear. ❤️

20/06/2026

PRAYER FOR FATHER'S DAY!

Today, we give thanks to God for the invaluable gift of fathers. Through their love, sacrifices, guidance, and unwavering dedication, fathers reflect God's care and providence within the family. Whether they are biological fathers, grandfathers, adoptive fathers, spiritual fathers, or father figures, they play a vital role in shaping lives, nurturing faith, and building strong foundations for future generations.

As we celebrate this special day, let us pause to honor and pray for the men who have embraced the vocation of fatherhood with courage, generosity, and love.

Prayer for Fathers

Heavenly Father, we thank You for the gift of fatherhood. Today, we lift up all fathers, grandfathers, and father figures into Your loving care. Bless them abundantly for the sacrifices they make, often unseen and unrecognized, to provide for and protect their families.

Grant them wisdom to guide with understanding, patience to endure life's challenges, and strength to lead their families with unconditional love. Fill their hearts with faith, hope, and courage, especially during moments of difficulty and uncertainty. Comfort those who are weary, heal those who are hurting, and remind them that their efforts are never unnoticed in Your eyes.

May they be examples of integrity, compassion, and steadfast devotion. Let their words inspire, their actions teach, and their legacy reflect Your grace and goodness. Bless fathers who are separated from their families, those who have lost children, and those who long to be fathers. May Your loving presence sustain and strengthen them always.

Through the intercession of St. Joseph, the faithful guardian of the Holy Family and patron saint of all fathers, may every father grow in holiness and become a living witness of Your fatherly love.

St. Joseph, patron saint of all fathers, pray for us! Amen.

🙏💙

20/06/2026

12TH SUNDAY OF ORDINARY TIME (A) | Mateo 10, 26-33

Maging ang buhok ninyo’y bilang na lahat. Kaya, huwag kayong matakot; higit kayong mahalaga kaysa libu-libong maya.

20/06/2026

HAVE A BLESSED FATHER’S DAY!

Today, we honor and give thanks for all fathers—our first protectors, providers, and quiet sources of strength.

To our fathers who guide us with wisdom, who work tirelessly for their families, and who love in ways often unspoken but deeply felt—thank you. Your sacrifices, both seen and unseen, shape the lives of your children in powerful ways.

We also remember fathers who continue to inspire us from afar, and those who now rest in God’s loving embrace. May their love remain a lasting light in our hearts.

Above all, we lift up all fathers to our Heavenly Father, the perfect model of love, mercy, and faithfulness. May He continue to strengthen, bless, and guide every father in their sacred mission.

Happy Father’s Day! May God reward your love and service a hundredfold.

20/06/2026

WHAT CAN FATHERS LEARN FROM ST. JOSEPH?

Fathers can learn from Saint Joseph a profound model of silent strength and faithful obedience—one that speaks more through action than words.

In Joseph, we see a man who does not demand attention, yet carries immense responsibility with quiet courage. He listens to God even when the path is unclear, and he obeys without hesitation. For fathers today, this becomes a reminder that true leadership in the home is rooted not in control, but in discernment, prayer, and trust in God’s plan.

He also teaches humility—working as a carpenter, providing for his family without seeking recognition. Modern fatherhood can draw from this by embracing daily sacrifices that often go unseen: long hours of work, patient guidance, and steady presence in the family’s life. These hidden acts of love build a strong foundation more than grand gestures ever could.

Joseph’s role as protector of Mary and Jesus highlights responsible guardianship. He does not only provide materially, but ensures safety, direction, and moral grounding for his family. In the same way, fathers are called to create homes where faith is not just taught but lived—where children feel secure not only physically, but spiritually and emotionally.

Finally, St. Joseph shows that fatherhood is not about perfection, but fidelity. Even in uncertainty, he remained faithful. Even in silence, he was present. Even without recorded words in Scripture, his life still preaches loudly: a father leads best when he leads with love, obedience to God, and steadfast presence.

19/06/2026

Hats off, Porcia!🎉🎓 We are so proud of you!✨