Parish of the Holy Sacrifice

If we love those things for God’s sake, and see them as part of our mission from God, we truly love God above all things and still love those dearest and most important to us.

What kept them struggling to be faithful to Jesus and coming out victorious in the end? It is to believe, that, in the eyes of our loving God, we are worth more than many sparrows, and the hairs of out head has been counted. Thus, there is no need to fear. Our response to such reassurance is to reveal, not conceal, what our faith is all about; to proclaim with our lives our faith in God …

We often understand vocation as a call to the priesthood or religious life. If this is our understanding of what it means to have a vocation there is definitely a serious shortage of priests and religious especially in first world countries. But if we look at vocation as an invitation to every baptized person to take part in the harvest, there will be an increase in the laborers who will work in the field of the Lord. All of us have a vocation; all of us have been called by the Lord of the harvest.

The Pastoral Council of the Parish of the Holy Sacrifice (PPC) carries on its second year of implementing the Three-Year Master Plan formulated in 2006 with the vision that being a parish is not merely a one-time moment but a process.

The Worship Ministry is a happy collaboration of varied personalities who have chosen to take up the call to be servant leaders and assume various roles to serve the Church. Sometimes the tasks are daunting, but hurdling this challenge brings about a personal transformation and a sublime sense of spiritual gratification that Ministry members experience.