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Discernment




Dala ang aking sarili,
Tumungo ako sa Pagbilao,
Dala ang mabigat na damdamin,
Bitbit ang mabigat na bagahe,
At ang pagtatanong sa tawag ng panginoon,
Hindi malinaw sakin
Kung anu ang tunay na rason ko,
Hinayaan ko lang na dalhin ako ng panginoon sa lugar na iyon.

Mag aalas tres ng umaga ng marating namin ang pagbilao,
Pagod sa byahe pero andun yung pag – asang
May makukuha akong sagot sa mga katanungang
Tumatakbo sa utak ko nung oras ding yun…


Nagsisimula ang aming umaga sa tunog ng bell… klang klang klang... 
















Sa unang araw na iginugol ko sa lugar na iyon ay

Ang paghahanap ng kasagutan…
Sa bawat tanong na gumugulo sa aking isipan,
At sa paglalakad ay yaong nakita…
Isang bunga ng santol na hilaw…
Hilaw sa paniniwala…
Hindi handa sa mag bagay na susuungin…
Pero naisip ko ding,
Baling araw ay mahihinog rin…

MV Weekend Discernment Phase
At Pagbilao Quezon + Pansit Habhab at Tayabas
+ 268 steps to reach kamay ni Jesus at Lucban
one of the Longest Aisle sa Luzon -- Church in Tayabas, Quezon  




+ The amazing experience with my dear
Brothers and sisters from Luzon

Pansit Habhab at bro Ronald's house 


Ilang steps nalang... 


with my Brod and Sis at the Top of Kamay ni Hesus :) 




yeah!!! seeing Lucban, Quezon from the top 


Ang aking kapwa misyonaryo! :D




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