Sunday, August 5, 2012

the miraculous relic of saint jerome emiliani


 The last visit of the miraculous relic of Saint Jerome Emiliani




Last July 13, 2012, the relic of saint jerome emiliani was brought here in the province of sorsogon..

We aemilians welcome it here in our school. St. Jerome Emiliani was our school's patron saint. there were  students who portrate the life of saint jerome emiliani. there were also students who performed, like dancing. the adopted children of casa miani and in hardin de maria also performed their most spectacular performance. I was amazed to those little children who performed the doxology.there were so cute when they danced.



  The relic of saint jerome emiliani was also bought in gubat so that people from there could also see it.
They said that the relic was miraculous if you'd believe in it.
St. jerome emiliani was the patron of the orphans and abandoned children.

The students here in Aemilianum prayed the relic alternately. our teacher in values education, Bro. Federico Balsomo tells more story about the life of St. jerome Emiliani and also abouts its relic and where it can be found.



nutritious food

nutritiuos food such as the vegetables and fruits contains all the nesscessary vitamins and minerals that are needed by the body.

Some people takes vitamins to ensure their healthy and strong body, but what they didn't know by eating healthy foods, they're body is already healthy.Organic produce is the safest and healthiest choice for you and your family. Gardening organically means that you won't risk eating any chemicals or pesticides that are usually found on store-bought produce. Your own organically grown fruits and vegetables will only be loaded with nutrients!

 

I would like to share with you some of the healthy foods for us filipinos...


 

 

Pakbet

Pakbet is a Filipino vegetable dish bursting with flavor and a spicy aroma. The dish typically contains onions, eggplant, tomatoes, bitter melon and okra. Vegetables are a natural low-fat source of essential minerals, vitamins and dietary fiber. According to MyPyramid.gov, consuming vegetables as part of a heart healthy diet can help reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease, certain cancers, kidney stones and osteoporosis.

 


Tortang Talong

Tortang Talong is a delicious Filipino breakfast and lunch dish containing eggs and eggplant. Eggs are a natural appetite suppressant that can help you manage your weight, the February 2010 issue of "Nutrition Research" notes. In this study, a group of men were given an egg-based breakfast. The scientists found that the egg eaters ate fewer calories over the next 24-hour period when compared to a group that ate a bagel for breakfast.


 

Pork adobo with potato 


Pork Adobo is a popular Filipino Pork Recipe. The method of cooking this dish – called “inadobo” – can be considered as a signature Filipino cooking approach. This particular recipe is different from the original basic recipe because of an additional ingredient –it gives calcium,minerals,zinc,iron.





If i were you you should prefer organic foods because they are  healthy...

Tuesday, July 31, 2012

Life of saint Jerome Emiliani


Jerome Emiliani lay chained in the dark dirty dungeon. Only a short time before he had been a military commander forVenice in charge of a fortress. He didn't care much about Godbecause he didn't need him -- he had his own strength and thestrength of his soldiers and weapons. When Venice's enemies, the League of Cambrai, captured the fortress, he was dragged off and imprisoned. There in the dungeon, Jerome decided to get rid of the chains that bound him. He let go of his worldly attachments and embraced God.


When he finally was able to escape, he hung his metal chains in the nearby church of Treviso -- in gratitude not only for being freed from physical prison but from his spiritual dungeon as well.
After a short time as mayor of Treviso he returned his home in Venice where he studied for the priesthood. The war may have been over but it was followed by the famine and plague war's devastation often brought. Thousands suffered in his beloved city. Jerome devoted himself to service again -- this time, not to the military but the poor and suffering around him. He felt a special call to help the orphans who had no one to care for them. All the loved ones who would have protected them and comforted them had been taken by sickness or starvation. He would become their parent, their family.
Using his own money, he rented a house for the orphans, fed them, clothed them, and educated them. Part of his education was to give them the first known catechetical teaching by question and answer. But his constant devotion to the suffering put him in danger too and he fell ill from the plague himself. When he recovered, he had the ideal excuse to back away, but instead his illness seemed to take the last links of the chain from his soul. Once again he interpreted his suffering to be a sign of how little the ambitions of the world mattered.
He committed his whole life and all he owned to helping others. He founded orphanages in other cities, a hospital, and a shelter for prostitutes. This grew into a congregation of priests and brothers that was named after the place where they had a house: the Clerks Regular of Somascha. Although they spenttime educating other young people, their primary work was always Jerome's first love -- helping orphans.
His final chains fell away when he again fell ill while taking care of the sick. He died in 1537 at the age of 56.
He is the patron saint of abandoned children and orphans.