SPU Manila Campus Ministry - Paulinian Liturgical Animators

As Paulinians, we begin the season of Lent with prayer, reflection, and repentance. May this day remind us to return to God with humble hearts, living out faith, hope, and love in our daily lives. 💜


Photos by: Zoe Marcheline Peralta

“Remember that you are dust, and to dust you shall return." — Genesis 3:19

Ash Wednesday commemorates the First Day of Lenten Season, symbolizing penitence and services. On this solemn day, we are called to live in accordance with the ash on our forehead—emitting genuine connection: living with love and a humble home that signifies more than an act for everyone.

As our fasts precedes, may it remind us to serve earnestly as we remain close to God. Let the crosses we are marked with help us return to our acknowledgment of sacrifice and God more than as a persona.


Pubmat and Caption by: Ahnica Almanzor

🎉 Happy Birthday to our very own, Dr. Maynard! 🎉

Your unwavering dedication and remarkable contributions to the Campus Ministry Office and the Paulinian Liturgical Animators continue to inspire us all. May your day be filled with blessings, joy, and the same light you bring to our community every day. Once again Happy Birthday to our #1 Kuya Doc 🙏💛

Grateful hearts gathered for the First Friday Mass last February 6, 2026 at the Chapel of the Crucified Christ, with Rev. Fr. Augusto Pulido as our mass presider. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus continue to guide and bless our community with love, mercy, and faith.


Caption and photos by: Calyx Sanchez

Gathered as one community in faith and thanksgiving at the Grand Alumni Homecoming Mass, celebrating the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul — January 25.


Caption and photos by: Calyx Sanchez

January 25, a date granted for a special someone — not just someone, but for the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle. This day serves as a reminder of commemoration for the sacrifices and transformation of St. Paul the Apostle.


Caption and pubmat by: Ahnica Almanzor

Yesterday, we gathered in solemn thanksgiving for the Grand Eucharistic Celebration in honor of the Conversion of St. Paul—remembering a powerful journey of faith, transformation, and mission.


Photos by: Zoe Marcheline Peralta

The Feast of the Lord's Baptism serves as a liturgical bridge between Christmas and Ordinary Time. During the Christmas season, we reflected on the Incarnation, Nativity, Presentation in the Temple, and Epiphany. On this day, we look upon Jesus presenting Himself to the world as He begins His three-year public ministry.

Pubmat and caption by: Clare De Jesus

Faith that moves millions, carried by devotion and bound by hope.

Pubmat by: Kristine Lobo

Like the Magi, may we journey in faith to seek Christ, recognize Him as our Savior, and humbly offer our lives in worship and love.

Pubmat by: Calyx Sanchez

As we begin the new year, the Church honors Mary, Mother of God, and entrusts all time and history to her maternal intercession.

Pubmat by: Enrico Cabalfin