Ralph
Ralph's piano lesson: Playing Jingle Bells
Jolly's voice lesson
KoroStigmatino Choir
The Shine of Five Wounds of our Lord Jesus Christ
Las Pinas City
Music is a blessing and talent from God. We possess certain talents that we nurture and sharing it with people.
Ralph has Autism and he is 10 years old. He has been having his piano lessons over a year and he could really play a piano piece of both hands. Of course, the child has to practice over and over again for a period of time. The process is slowly but surely. There is plenty of improvement and at the same time the child has having fun in having his piano lessons.
Jolly is having her voice lessons. Her voice range is an Alto singing songs for weddings and church music. She will be training for her line ups as a wedding singer.
KoroStigmatino Choir of The Shine of Five Wounds of Jesus (Administered by the Stimatine Fathers and Brothers) in Las Pinas City are currently practicing church songs for the Lenten Season and also, for wedding occasions. I am inviting you to attend mass every Sunday at 6:30pm at 364 Real Street, Talon I, 1747 Las Pinas City, Philippines. Tel No. 8014020, Fax no. 8050987, email: pfivewounds@yahoo.com.
A related article and history about the The Shrine below. (Reference): http://www.tempo.com.ph/2012/veneration-of-a-sacred-relic/
Shrine of the Five Wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ
MANILA, Philippines — A sacred relic, part of the cross where Jesus Christ was crucified, is enshrined in the Parish of the Five Wounds of Our Lord Jesus Christ which was elevated into a Diocesan Shrine on January 14, 2012.
Devotees continue to flock to the new shrine to pray and venerate the Savior’s relic.
The miniature relic is contained in a giant cross, placed beside the tabernacle on the right side of the altar of the shrine. It was brought to the Philippines on January 2, 2012, from Rome, after the parish sector wrote to the Vatican agency in charge of holy treasures and asked for a relic of the “true cross” to complement the faithful’s devotion to the Five Wounds of Jesus Christ.
The relic was originally owned by a family in Salerno, Italy, that donated it to the shrine, through the Vatican, which authenticated it in 1634.
The Five Holy Wounds or Five Sacred Wounds are believed to be the five piercing wounds that were suffered during the crucifixion of Jesus. In the course of His Passion, Jesus suffered other wounds as well, such as those from the crown of thorns and from the flagellation.
Let us venerate the relic now enshrined in the Parish of the Five Holy Wounds of Jesus Christ, and before it, pray for peace in the world, in our country, in our families, and in ourselves. Let us pray for blessings for the New Year.




















