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26/08/2025

26/08/2025

In Catholic teaching, marriage is a sacrament between one man and one woman, ordered toward two purposes:

1. Unity – the faithful, lifelong partnership of husband and wife.

2. Procreation – openness to the gift of life.

Because of this, the Catholic Church teaches that same-sex marriage is not valid in the eyes of God, since it cannot fulfill the natural complementarity between male and female or the openness to life.

The Church makes a distinction:

Same-sex attraction itself is not a sin. Having the tendency or feelings is not sinful.

Acting on it (same-sex sexual acts) is considered sinful, because it goes against the natural law and God’s plan for human sexuality.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 2357) states:

“Homosexual acts are intrinsically disordered. They are contrary to the natural law. They close the sexual act to the gift of life. They do not proceed from a genuine affective and sexual complementarity. Under no circumstances can they be approved.”

However, the Church also teaches (CCC 2358–2359) that people with same-sex attraction must be treated with dignity, respect, and compassion. They are called to live in chastity, just like unmarried heterosexual persons.

👉 So, in summary:

Same-sex marriage is not recognized by the Catholic Church and is seen as contrary to God’s design for marriage.

The Church does not condemn people with same-sex attraction but calls them, like everyone else, to live a holy and chaste life.

26/08/2025

August 26, the Church honors Saint Teresa of Jesus Jornet Ibars.

🌿 About Saint Teresa of Jesus Jornet Ibars

Born: January 9, 1843, in Aytona, Spain

Died: August 26, 1897, in Llíria, Valencia, Spain

Canonized: January 27, 1974, by Pope Paul VI

Patronage: The elderly and abandoned people

Known for: Founding the Little Sisters of the Abandoned Elderly (Hermanitas de los Ancianos Desamparados).

✨ Her Story

Teresa devoted her life to serving the poor, sick, and especially the elderly who had no one to care for them. She and her sisters created homes filled with compassion and dignity for the abandoned. Her mission reflected the love of Christ for the most vulnerable.

St. Teresa of Jesus Jornet Ibars reminds us that true holiness is found in small acts of love—especially toward those who are forgotten by society. She saw Christ in the elderly and abandoned, treating them with dignity and tenderness. Her life challenges us to look beyond comfort and serve those most in need with compassion and joy.

25/08/2025

25/08/2025

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25/08/2025

It’s no longer just whispers—it’s now a loud demand from city leaders.

MAYORS’ GROUP WANTS POLITICIANS, CONTRACTORS BEHIND DEFECTIVE PROJECTS NAMED AND JAILED

The Mayors for Good Governance, led by Mayor Benjamin Magalong of Baguio, with Mayor Vico Sotto of Pasig, Mayor Joy Belmonte of Quezon City, and Mayor Sitti Hataman of Isabela City, are pushing for full disclosure of all details behind the ₱350-billion flood control projects flagged for corruption.

They want the DPWH and other agencies to reveal the names of politicians and contractors who pocketed funds or delivered substandard projects. Their call: corrupt officials should not only be removed but also jailed.

According to the mayors, corruption in flood control has become “alarming, pervasive, and systematic.” They stressed that transparency is no longer optional—it’s a duty owed to Filipinos.

President Marcos himself earlier admitted that many flood projects failed to protect communities. He also revealed that ₱100 billion worth of contracts went to only 15 contractors, now under investigation.



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