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Newsbits from Deutschland |
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Written by Fr. Manny Tamayo, MI
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Fr. Manny as Godparent
 Maximillian Julius Bongard Schwalbe, a German, was baptized at the St. Camillus Church in Essen-Heidhausen last April 4. The parents of the newly baptized, Thomas and Angelika, requested Fr. Manny to be godparent. The baptismal ceremony was presided over by Fr. Dietmar Weber.
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Written by LCF Helen Marie P. Mendoza
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Holy Week in DMC
 The Chapel of the Divine Healer of Davao Medical Center meaningfully celebrated the Holy Week. The Chaplaincy Office spearheaded the various activities. The Divine Healer Choir, Lay Camillian Family, Lay Ministers, Miraculous Medal community and some chapel volunteers showed their support in the different religious activities during the weeklong celebration.
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Written by Ms. Olivia T. Timeng
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SCH Mati going strong through the years
 A solemn Eucharistic celebration, a most colorful parade and a hilarious program highlighted with a jam with the band provided a lot of fun as St. Camillus Hospital celebrated its 11th Founding Anniversary on April 15, 2009 with the theme “Participate, Believe and Succeed.” (more photos at StCamillusHospital.com )
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Sa Balay ni Isko (Scholastics' Home) |
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Written by Sch. Jayson Labrador, MI
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Scholastics before the renewal…
To prepare for their renewal of vows, the scholastics, coming back from their summer apostolate and summer vacation, had their four-day renewal course, which began on May 14 and ended on the 17th. The course consisted of inputs from several speakers. On the first day Fr. Rolly Fernandez MI shared his experiences concerning lay collaboration. On the second day Fr. Renante Sentillas MI gave a talk on the evangelical counsels. Spirituality was the topic on the third day with Fr. Bong Pamintuan MI as resource speaker. Finally on the last day, Fr. Evan Villanueva MI shared his insights about community life.
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Memorable Momments for Cogeo Community |
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Written by Sch. Bon Arimbuyutan, MI
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A life-changing Announcement
 May 6, 2009 was a memorable day for four postulants (Albert Silos, Charito Borra, Seo Jung Ju, and Henry Angupa) because Fr. Gabby, the superior, announced to the community that they were recommended for the novitiate. Memorable, because for almost four months of journey amidst many temptations, pains and challenges they were able to persevere. The hardships and trials make them strong and their motivation firm as they continue their journey.
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Written by Fr. Tom Welu, MI
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Had a great retreat at Tagaytay. Fr. Rudy Fernandez, S.J. (not the actor) was able to bring Jesus down to a human level. I could have listened to him talk all day.
By the way, if anyone has tapes of his talks or notes, sure would like a copy.
Thanks Fr. Rudy for your insights into life and Jesus. May God give you many more leftovers.
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All about Apostolate Areas |
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Written by Sch. Roderick Tampis, MI
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Camillians in ARMC
The Amang Rodriguez Medical Center is a health facility with a 150-bed capacity that also serves as a research and training venue for health practitioners. Located on Sumulong Highway, it services a population of approximately 2,600,353 in Marikina, Antipolo, part of Pasig, Cainta, San Mateo and Rodriguez in Rizal.
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Written by Sch. Mushtaq Anjum, MI
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The Sower throws the seeds in Pakistan!!!
After two years of anticipation and active-waiting, I went to visit my family in Pakistan. Surely they were very happy just as I was/am happy to see them.
I got to see so many people; former friends, priests, religious and other well-wishers. I attended a Diocesan gathering for a Lenten recollection. It was a nice experience. I met Bishop Joseph Coutts, the Bishop of Faisalabad, Pakistan. He made a special mention of St. Camillus, the Camillians and of our ministry to the sick. It was, indeed, amazing for them to see a man wearing a big red cross on the chest. Indeed, it was an eye-opener for them to know that there are ‘others’ as well. They came to know about the Camillians.
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Written by Sch. Cyrelus Suparman Andi, MI
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Summer Vacation and a Missionary Journey to Remember
 Two Indonesian scholastics, Bros. Suparman Andi and Ignasius Sibar, had a wonderful summer vacation in Flores, Indonesia. They left Manila soon after their classes ended and spent some beautiful moments with their families, friends, and countrymen. This vacation however is different from previous vacations. For aside from spending time with their loved ones, they also carried out a significant task for the future Camillian mission in Indonesia.
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Written by Sch. Mushtaq Anjum, MI
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Back to 4 in 1: Admission, First Profession, Renewal, Perpetual Profession
 May 31 was a highly significant and memorable day for the Order of the Ministers of the Infirm (Camillians) in the Philippine Province. Four special moments took place during one Eucharistic celebration held in St. Lorenzo Ruiz and St. Camillus de Lellis Church at the Provincialate compound on that day: admission to the novitiate, first profession, renewal of vows, and perpetual profession.
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2009 May 
