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Showing posts with label Blessed By the Pope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blessed By the Pope. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 20, 2015

The Best Microvideos of Pope Francis in the Philippines

What is Vine? I like this site i bumped into since it compiled short vids of Pope Francis' stay in the Philippines... and no it's not really about Vine 

This site is better in its original form than when translated into English #grammarnazi Good thing the videos have captions anyway…
I particularly liked the 2 vids of his zucchetto, 1st being blown away and when Pope Francis grasped it instead the next time…

Oh and his humor too… 

“Do you love me”…  

“Be quiet”

Monday, January 19, 2015

Pope Francis Speeches and Homilies During His Philippine Visit




There were a lot and I mean a lot of memorable quotes from the whole state and pastoral visit of Pope Francis to the Philippines. I still watch the replays of the events whenever I catch them on TV... And am wishing for a DVD of it should one of these TV networks come up with one 😉

And to further reflect on Pope Francis' messages it was a good thing that Rappler compiled all his speeches and homilies - both impromptu and prepared ones (link found at the end of the blog)

And I really do have lots of quotes that made an impact on me but this in particular is very... Honestly surprising to hear 😉

"Real love is about loving and letting yourself be loved. It's harder to let yourself be loved than to love. That is why it is so difficult to come to the perfect love of God. We can love Him but we must let ourselves be loved by Him. Real love is being open to the love that comes to you. The love that surprises us. If you only have information you are not surprised. Love surprises because it opens a dialogue of loving and being loved. God is a God of surprise because He loved us first. God awaits us to surprise us. Let us allow ourselves to be surprised by God. Let us not have a computer psychology that makes us think we know it all. All answers on computers - but no surprises. The challenge of love. God reveals himself through surprises."
- Pope Francis impromptu speech during the meeting with young people in UST


How has/will Pope Francis impacted/influence your life esp after his visit?


As Cardinal Tagle said... Let's reflect and do...


Sent from my iPad

Sunday, January 18, 2015

Timeout for Pope Francis' last mass in the Philippines






#PopeFrancisPH #PapalVisitPH #PopeFrancis #BlessedByThePope @youscoop

We walked from Vito Cruz almost until our hotel in UN Avenue (we were able to grab a pedicab halfway)... A lot of other "pilgrims" braving the rains and heading up to Luneta Grandstand...
That was around 1030 am and our checkin is not until 2pm 🙀
so we patiently waited and I secretly hoped we'd get at least a good room...
And thanks that we did get it even if it was from the 12th floor!

Ma told me that even from far away she can at least tell it was the Pope aside from the popemobile, his yellow raincoat is glaringly obvious 😺
Oh and thanks to the TV coverage too we can at least track where the Pope so we were ready to look out our room's window...

Not to mention that we also went down and waited in the crowd, not minding being drenched in the rain while waiting to catch another glimpse - albeit fleetingly - of Pope Francis!
Let me reiterate it as worth being wet to catch a quick glimpse of him in his Jeepmobile! 😸

Thank you Pope Francis for visiting the Philippines!

God bless you!

Friday, January 16, 2015

Define fleeting glimpse: Pope Francis in the Philippines





#PopeFrancisPH #PapalVisitPH
Me and my mom, we took the chance to see the Pope's motorcade on his way to MOA arena and we took our spot at the intersection of Edsa-Macapagal...
And these screenshots will attest (from my short vidclip he was there so quick)... Hindi ako ang nakakita kay Pope, kungdi yun iPad ko at mga sandamakmak na gadgets! 😜😂😂😂
But it was an overwhelming experience to catch a glimpse of him though fleeting...
We feel blessed by the Pope!