S1EP13 | One with the Catholic Church

“We continue to live our covenant because our covenant says that we should live our spiritual life in our respective parishes. Wag nating kalimutang magsimba, mangomuyon, at tanggapin ang mga sakramento.”

Mike Bukuhan has been serving in the parish since he was in his younger years. He even met his wife while in service. It allowed him to grow in faith. Yet he felt the need to be part of a community that can help sustain them, and that is how they became part of CFC. Awed and inspired by the formation tracks of Couples for Christ, he still believed that CFC’s role was to bring its members closer to God and back to the Catholic Church.

He opens the story about his family’s roots being Muslim, but his grandfather allowed his children to freely choose the faith they wanted to practice. This led them to be Catholics. He also shares how CFC helps in appreciating more the Catholic faith, what can we do to make the clergy feel that they are also valued, how CFC is a seedbed of vocations, and ultimately, how CFC is blessed to be one with the Catholic Church.

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