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August 22, 2020November 5, 2020 Eric Santillan PWinQ, spirituality

PWinQ #235: Trauma

It's been 235 (of 365) Days since we started this journey of #PrayersWrappedInQuotes!⁠ ⁠🙏 🕯️ REFLECTION GUIDE below ⬇️⁠⁠😊 as you read this! Your day is going to be awesome after spending the next 10 mins reflecting!⁠⁠🕯️: Go through the list in the image. Which ones are most apparent in your life or in the lives … Continue reading PWinQ #235: Trauma

February 9, 2019August 29, 2020 Eric Santillan Prayers

#40: Please Heal My Love Wounds

Because we are people of love, one of the most difficult things to do is to recover from the experience of a love gone bad. Healing from a broken heart is difficult to come by. But it happens. And we are usually made better by the experience, if we truly allow ourselves to learn from … Continue reading #40: Please Heal My Love Wounds

January 14, 2019August 29, 2020 Eric Santillan Prayers

#14: Prayer for the Sick

Today we pray for the sick and dying. You may have a family member or close friend who is sick, or you may be sick yourself. Pray to the God who is healer and giver of fullness of life. Say this prayer in your heart. And imagine God touching you or your friend or family … Continue reading #14: Prayer for the Sick

June 12, 2011August 19, 2020 Eric Santillan Blog, society

10 Videos That Made The Philippines

Some years ago, I listened to a CD called, "20 Speeches That Changed A Nation". It was a list of 20 Speeches that changed, made and molded our country into what it is now. In homage to that, and borrowing from that idea, I am featuring 10 Videos that I think best represent, or show us what this country is all about. This one is by no means a definitive list. But I have tried my best to get a good sampling from all over.

January 7, 2011August 19, 2020 Eric Santillan Blog, poetry, spirituality

The Lady At the Grotto Around 12 Midnight (When No One is Watching)

Many people who visit Baguio and the Lady of Lourdes Grotto do not know that the Jesuit Retreat House called Mirador is on top of it. This is where the Jesuits go every summer for villa (vacation) and retreat. This was written many years ago when I saw hundreds of people go up the steps of the Grotto on a particularly busy Saturday. I prayed to Mary just when it was around 12 midnight, no one else was there, and I imagined this scene take place...