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😢Saint Charbel, today my mom will be admitted to the hospital to be treated for her Breast Cancer. But I have no money at all to support my mom. Every single day I pray that Lord Jesus Christ will heal her, even if it means giving up my own life. I don’t want my mom to suffer, Saint Charbel. Have mercy on us, please heal my mom. In Jesus Name I pray. Amen.🙏

A Day of Healing with the Visit of the Relic of St. Sharbel

Join the parish community this March 31, 2026 (Holy Tuesday) for a grace-filled day of prayer, healing, and devotion.

🕘 9:00 AM – Welcome Rites and Mass
🕊 Whole Day – Veneration of the Relic & Blessing with Oil
📿 5:00 PM – Rosary & Confession
⛪ 6:00 PM – Send-off Mass

Come and experience God’s healing through the intercession of St. Sharbel Mahklouf.

📍 Parish of St James the Great, Ayala Alabang.

UPDATE: The viral story of the 7 dogs has now been debunked.

The video of the seven dogs walking together in Jilin is real—but the story that has been about them being stolen, escaping, and journeying 17km home as a loyal pack is not accurate.

According to reports from CNN and Chinese state media, the dogs were not stolen and did not escape from a transport vehicle.

They actually belong to nearby villagers and were simply roaming close to the highway. The reason they stayed together wasn’t a dramatic rescue mission—
it’s because one of the dogs, a German Shepherd, was in heat, which naturally attracted the others.

The dogs have since returned home safely.

What this reminds us of:

Even stories that feel real, emotional, and widely shared can still be misinformation.

In today’s social media landscape, viral content can quickly turn into something bigger than the truth—especially when it taps into themes we all want to believe in, like loyalty, friendship, and bravery.

REFERENCE
CNN - The internet loves this band of lost dogs journeying home. Too bad the story is fake