Life these days has many hardships and hassles, that in order for us to stay on track, lessen the problems, and get our fair share, it feels like we must be selfish or only love yourself. But when you love a person, or for example, your family, you choose the hard way instead of just your own life and make a lot of own sacrifices to help them or make them well, out of loving them. Just a thought of them is your inspiration that makes life a bit lighter.
We take on all the difficulties for the love of the people you care about. Though we should remember that what we do for the ones you love must be moral and proper in the eyes of God. If we genuinely love them, we must make it sure that it’s in the context that gives glory to God. We should also be concerned for their souls, and not lead them to sin and more troubles.
For the people who have difficult life, like many of us, we pray that the love for themselves, for others, and above all, for God, inspires them to carry on and continue living, with things or situations becoming easier for them.
She graduated cum laude from the University of Santo Tomas, the country's Pontifical and Catholic university, with an AB in Legal Management and minor units in Theology.
As an unmarried woman, prayer holds a central place in her daily life, with a focus on the Rosary and the Divine Office. Embodying her faith, she emphasizes the growth of her inner spiritual life, guided by the wisdom of Carmelite spirituality.
God manifested to her in a unique and radical manner, which made her know Who He truly is and led her to total surrender of her life to Him.
She has studied the Bible with her family, developing a particular fondness for the Old Testament.
Her adorable and intelligent toy poodle is a delightful companion in her daily life, bringing warmth and joy to her home.
Her hobbies include reading about everything, learning Japanese and German, listening to music and playing the flute.
In her leisure time, she enjoys gaming on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch OLED, Nintendo 3DS, iOS and OS, and collecting things related to PlayStation and Nintendo.
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