Gospel'd

At first, Ms. Myla seemed like a very strict and scary teacher. But when I got to know her more as a student in her advisory class, I discovered that she was more than that; she was funny, relatable, friendly, and so much more! Although indirectly, she taught me that people should not be judged as a whole just because their first impressions aren't what we expected. Have you ever judged someone based on their first impressions? Join me today, as we reflect on those moments in our lives where we judged someone too quickly while asking the Lord to forgive us as well. 

Sir Martin, my Grade 11 adviser as well as my Filipino teacher in both my Grade 11 and 12 years, taught me the two most important P's in life: prioritizing and perseverance. Although he indirectly taught this to me and all of us, I learned by his actions. Join me today, as we ask the Lord to help us prioritize what we need to do and develop the perseverance we need to face the everyday problems in our lives.

Ms. Zane taught me two very important things in life: first, it's NEVER an act of weakness to ask for help; secondly, it's that it's okay not to be okay...but have faith that in time, you will be okay. Let your problems be like a storm; let it pass, but don't stay under it. Join me today, and let us ask the Lord to give us the courage and humility to accept how we really feel.

Ms. Hazel is an example of God being someone who is approachable, and is ready to listen to you at any point in your life. When was the last time you approached God? Join me today, as we remember the moments we approached God through the people He sent us.

Among all my teachers, I consider Ms. Ria as one of my inspirations in terms of writing. She was there the moment I discovered my gift in writing. She helped me unwrap and activate that gift from God. What are your gifts? How and who helped you discover them? Join me today, and reflect on the moments where you have discovered your unique talent and gifts from God.

Ms. Jill was one of the people who taught me how to both control and accept myself for who I am and who I am not. Sometimes in life, we tend to pretend to be someone we aren't. With acceptance comes self-control, and vice versa. Join me today, and reflect on the moments where you have been someone you aren't, as we ask Him to give us the courage to accept and control who we really are.

Ms. Elena "Ellen" Monzon was one of the first teachers whom I got to interact with as a new student at Elizabeth Seton School. I consider her as a major factor in terms of my growth as a Setonian. She helped me adjust to the change of being in an all-boys school to a co-ed school. Have you ever gone through a change in your life? Who helped you through it? Join me in reflecting on those moments of change, as well as those who have helped you go through those changes in your life.

Today's topic's gonna be a very fur-filled sharing because it's all about our pet dog Maximus! Though he may not be human, I am truly a believer that God is present in all living beings, even in our Bambino! To all you pet lovers, I invite you to listen and reflect on the experiences and memories you shared with your own pets. Remember, God is present in ALL living things and who knows, He may be present in those pets of yours at home!

Mommy Ann and Lolodad are my grandparents from my mom's side. And although they are far away from us, we are assured that they love and pray for us always. Join me in today's episode as I look back on the memories and experiences I got to share with them both that made me the person I am today.

Today, I'll be talking about my Papa Erning, my lolo. He was such an inspiration to me and made a difference in my life in terms of my music knowledge and taste. Join me today, as I look back on the moments shared with him, while you reflect on your "lolo moments", too.