@libra_10_14: #onthisday MY VERY 1ST VIRAL VEDIO 4.6M VIEWS & 541.7K LIKES #kathrynbernardo #danielpadilla #kathniel

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..S.J..love._.💔._marupoc.🥵🥵 :
Ngayon Hanggang kuwento nalang kau dalawa nagkasawan na sa isat isa.... sabi nga nila hind na maibabalik ang nakaran. kaya good bye na sa lab tem na hangagang alaala na lang ung fan nio
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Leaving the seminary after serious discernment is not a sin. In fact, the seminary itself is a gift and a place where young men are guided in discerning their vocation—whether to married life, single blessedness, or the priesthood. All these vocations are gifts from God and are paths through which a person can become a holy Christian. If a seminarian chooses to leave the seminary, it is not something bad. Rather, it can be a sign that he has already discovered the vocation that suits him in living a holy life. However, his journey as a Christian does not end there; it continues even outside the walls of the seminary. Some people misunderstand what discernment truly means. Others think that all seminarians must become priests, but that is not the case. A seminarian should never be forced to pursue the priesthood if his heart is not truly called to it, because this may lead him to become only a functional priest, not a joyful and authentic one. Therefore, if a seminarian chooses to leave, it is good. If he chooses to stay, it is also good. What truly matters is that he discerns his vocation seriously and prayerfully, until he discovers the path that will lead him to live as a happy, faithful, and holy Christian. Sometimes we do not really miss the seminary itself; what we truly miss is the community. Some of my classmates chose to leave the seminary, and now they are happy with the life they have chosen. Seeing them happy also makes me happy. I miss them so much, but I am grateful that they are living their lives with joy and peace. Even though we are no longer together in the seminary, the friendship and memories we shared in the community remain in my heart. #fypシ゚ #catholictiktok #catholic #seminarian #cebu
Leaving the seminary after serious discernment is not a sin. In fact, the seminary itself is a gift and a place where young men are guided in discerning their vocation—whether to married life, single blessedness, or the priesthood. All these vocations are gifts from God and are paths through which a person can become a holy Christian. If a seminarian chooses to leave the seminary, it is not something bad. Rather, it can be a sign that he has already discovered the vocation that suits him in living a holy life. However, his journey as a Christian does not end there; it continues even outside the walls of the seminary. Some people misunderstand what discernment truly means. Others think that all seminarians must become priests, but that is not the case. A seminarian should never be forced to pursue the priesthood if his heart is not truly called to it, because this may lead him to become only a functional priest, not a joyful and authentic one. Therefore, if a seminarian chooses to leave, it is good. If he chooses to stay, it is also good. What truly matters is that he discerns his vocation seriously and prayerfully, until he discovers the path that will lead him to live as a happy, faithful, and holy Christian. Sometimes we do not really miss the seminary itself; what we truly miss is the community. Some of my classmates chose to leave the seminary, and now they are happy with the life they have chosen. Seeing them happy also makes me happy. I miss them so much, but I am grateful that they are living their lives with joy and peace. Even though we are no longer together in the seminary, the friendship and memories we shared in the community remain in my heart. #fypシ゚ #catholictiktok #catholic #seminarian #cebu

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