"Second to Mary -the greatest gift that our Lord Jesus Christ has gifted us with is our Catholic faith."

Hello - welcome to my Author Website!

It is a great pleasure to connect to brothers and sisters in the faith -You!

The beautiful history of man's spiritual beginnings drove me to immerse in the teachings of our Catholic faith, and to share through written words the beauty and riches of the Catholic faith -the Church that our Lord Jesus Christ himself founded when he was here on earth.

Our faith that started 2000 years ago - and beyond - cannot be fathomed in a simple, easy way.

Jesus himself told the disciples, "I still have many things to say to you, but you cannot bear them now" (John 16:12).

It is on this note that I embark on the Spiritual journey of knowing more  about the things and mysteries of our faith that the disciples back then could not yet grasp as Jesus said, and to taking you along with me in the long and exciting journey of this task, until we fully reach unity with Jesus through the Holy Catholic Church.

For more about me . . . :D

I started writing at the age of 17. 

My first writing breakthrough was having an article published at a major publication - Woman’s Home Companion magazine - during my sophomore year in college, back in my home county -the Philippines. 

I have then written articles and contributed stories to magazines and newspapers.

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Mass Communication major in Journalism. 

I have worked as a researcher/analyst at the Armed Forces of  the Philippines in Manila, has held the position of Presidential Staff Officer III at the Office of the President of the Philippines in Malacanang, Manila and has worked as a Press Assistant and telephone operator/ receptionist at the Philippine Embassy in Washington, D.C., U.S.A. 

I currently live with my family in Centreville, Virginia, United States. 

I am passionate about my Catholic faith.

I would love to share  my life’s journey as a Catholic with a deep desire to be a mouthpiece of the faith, and of the Church.

To see more of my work visit my blog at catholicwomendisciples.com