Priests of the Sacred Heart in the Philippines: Community & Mission

“A Brief Description of the Priests of the Sacred Heart Community Life and Mission in the Philippines,” authored by Rev. Fr. Rechie C. Gier, SCJ, MA, STL, invites you to explore the life and mission of the SCJ community within the Philippines. This document delves into the core values that guide the SCJ, emphasizing their unwavering dedication to spreading love, compassion, and service through their diverse ministries.

The description delves into the unique character of the SCJ community in the Philippines, highlighting its international and intercultural makeup. It showcases their unwavering commitment to serving the Filipino people, particularly those facing hardship, through projects that address the needs of the poor, the sick, and the oppressed. Continue reading

35 Years of Bringing Christ’s Love to the Philippines: A Celebration of the SCJ Mission

This year marks a significant milestone for the Priests of the Sacred Heart (SCJ) in the Philippines – 35 years of serving the Filipino people. It’s a story that began with a vision, unwavering commitment, and a deep love for God and neighbor. Continue reading

Called to Be One: Dehonian Communion in a Transforming World

Father Candido S. Bayron, SCJ, STL is a priest with the Priests of the Sacred Heart of Jesus (SCJ) in the SCJ Philippine Region. Born on June 22, 1983, he was ordained a priest on November 18, 2014. In 2021, he earned a Licentiate in Sacred Theology with a specialization in Spirituality and Pastoral Psychology from Loyola School of Theology.

His recent reflection, “Dehonian Communion,” explores the concept of communion within the Dehonian community. You can find this reflection also on the SCJ Dehonians website: https://www.dehoniani.org/en/dehonian-communion/

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Celebrating the Feast of St. Isidore the Farmer in Dumalinao and Kumalarang

May 15th marks the commemoration of St. Isidore, the patron saint of farmers, in the parishes of Dumalinao and Kumalarang. The Dumalinao Parish celebrated it on May 15th, while the Kumalarang Parish observed it a day later on May 16th, 2024. Continue reading