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Find New Beginning in Life's Twists and Turns

Have you ever experienced a time when the most unimaginable, unexpected thing happens in your life? These unforeseen twists and turns may come in many forms—job loss, sickness, death in the family, a broken relationship, children who go wayward, financial loss, to name a few.

5 Self-Care Hacks to Welcome the New Year

Embrace positivity and good vibes through self-care! Quickly recover from the holiday stress with these simple self-care hacks.

Skincare Is Self-Care!

6 Basic tips to Get You started on Your Daily evening skincare routine

You are already a Saint

How to stop Pretending and start Living in God’s Grace

You Are a Miracle Worker

Last February, my friends and I went to Bonifacio Global City (BGC) to have dinner.

The Sacred Bond Between Mom and Me

Life Lessons from Lallaine and Helene Gogna

How to raise Young Millionaires using allowance Part 2

Let’s continue our allowance story that was featured in the February 2020 issue of Feast.

Passion for Paws

Every Life is Worth saving

Our Mother Brought Me Home

My Journey Back to the Catholic Church

Guiding Your Children in the Era of YouTube and Netflix

The era of YouTube, Netflix, and social media is very exciting for parents with children who are already young adults. There is an unbelievable variety of information and entertainment that’s just a few clicks away.

Fatima and the Popes

On May 13, 1917, Mary appeared to three young children—Lucia, Francesco, and Jacinta—in a remote glen called Cova da Iria in Fatima as they pastured sheep.

Connection Before Correction

How to Build strong Life relationships

Your Kind of Beauty

What Women in Ministry Can learn from Marowe sanchez

Lydia's Purple

How women can help Build God's kingdom

The Gift of Centering Prayer

Your life might be swirling around right now like a typhoon, but what makes a storm powerful? A calm, peaceful eye. A center. Do you have a center in your relationship with the Father? God lives within you and He wants you to be at rest.

The Way You Look at Yourself

The amazing wedding band played the Frank Sinatra song “The Way You Look Tonight” as the bride and groom were having their first dance.

Loving Your Liver

Last week, my mom went on a staycation with a group of friends in a hotel in Manila.

Relying on God too Much?

Many years ago, I was giving a retreat to a bunch of college women.

The Road to Easter

Hallelujah is our song

How to Become Self-Motivated for Work in 4 Simple Steps

Do you hate work? Are you struggling to be motivated?Oh, how we love weekends! We get to spend time with family and friends, and do some service for church or community.

The Ministry of Friendship

I’ve never had a priest friend before,” a college student once told me. I cherish working with college students because I was once like them.

Four Biblical Women Worth emulating

The world we live in today is very confusing. Society dictates a lot on us so we can become acceptable to the world around us.

Spiritual Sight

I had an amusing conversation with an old friend from high school. She went back to what we learned in science class about how our eyes see. We see as soon as light comes into our eyes. We have photoreceptors at the back of our eyes called rods and cones. Cones are color-sensitive and rods are light-sensitive. They process what comes into our eyes and transmit this information through the optic nerve to our brain. I thought it was simply an interesting trivia.

Beads of grace

How Praying the rosary became a Channel of blessing and Grace in My life

So You Don't Like Your First Job?

1985 was a trying year for the Philippines. Senator Ninoy Aquino had been assassinated two years before. Our country was in the midst of a political turmoil. There was public unrest all around. Companies were jittery with our situation. The economy was on a standstill.

A Shrine's Dream Come True After a Leap of Faith

Would you believe that a church’s fundraising campaign can raise four million pesos in two months time? This was the leap of faith of Fr. Ronald M. Macale, rector and parish priest of St. Joseph Shrine under the Diocese of Cubao.

Peter's Road to Easter— And It Could Be Ours, Too

Have you ever made a big mistake in your life? Have you ever made six really big mistakes in your life—and now when you look back on them, you’re so embarrassed that you want to cringe? What makes it worse is that somebody else knows about it and they remind you of those mistakes.

Dead Ends, New Beginnings

When God Writes Your love story

Admitting ‘I'm Not OK' Is Self-Care

Before the end of 2019, a lot of things happened to me on the home front. I knew I was wearing myself out as I had a very challenging year. Then December came. On top of the expected busyness of the Christmas season, there was work, my kids, my helper going on a month-long vacation, and my husband getting sick. Each day brought crying sprees, emotional battles, and couple discussions as I carried on with my work or chores.

True or False: God Won't Give You What You Can't Handle

How do you view suffering? Do you see it as a test from God? I know many people, especially Christians, who love saying to a suffering friend, “It’s OK. You will be OK. God won’t give something you can’t handle. God is just testing you. Pagsubok lang ’yan!” It’s a statement we love making with the beautiful intention of encouraging the other person remain steadfast in the face of trials.