Not an Ordination, But a Sacred Commission for Peace In a world increasingly marked by division, misunderstanding, and conflict, the need for peacebuilders has never been greater. The Interfaith Order of Peace Weavers is pleased to announce the upcoming Certificate in Interfaith Peace Ministry (CIPM), a formation program designed for dedicated members who seek to … Continue reading A New Path of Service: The Certificate in Interfaith Peace Ministry
Correllian Tradition
The Myth of Cosmic Guilt: Why Indigenous Spiritualities Have No Concept of “Sin”
When European explorers and Christian missionaries first sailed to the shores of the Americas, Africa, and the Philippine archipelago, they carried with them a specific spiritual vocabulary. Central to their worldview were the concepts of inherent human fallenness, divine judgment, and a burning underworld reserved for the damned. For centuries, colonizers tried to translate these … Continue reading The Myth of Cosmic Guilt: Why Indigenous Spiritualities Have No Concept of “Sin”
🌏 From Ice to ICE: A Reflection on Connection, Separation, and the Journey of Humanity
🌿Introduction Throughout human history, the forces of nature have shaped not only the land beneath our feet but also the direction of our collective journey. Today, as we witness modern institutions setting boundaries and dividing communities, it is worth pausing to remember a time when ice itself connected the world, offering pathways to our earliest … Continue reading 🌏 From Ice to ICE: A Reflection on Connection, Separation, and the Journey of Humanity
Dedicated Members of IOPW Update
Greetings fellow Peace Weavers! As of September 27, 2023 9:56 AM Philippine Time, our Total Number of Dedicated Peace Weavers are 51. From the time of Mother Peace Weaver Rev. Teri H Ott she have certified 22 individuals that includes me, and from the time the Administration of the Order turned over to me as … Continue reading Dedicated Members of IOPW Update
Pilgrimage of Faith in Chicago, Illinois
Last year I received an Invitation to come to the US through the Correllian Tradition and it was the Rt. Rev. Ser Ed Hubbard who personally messaged me to come. To be honest, our Shrine is incapable of sending me to the US due to our lack of Finances as we focus on constructing our … Continue reading Pilgrimage of Faith in Chicago, Illinois
ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE CORRELLIAN TRADITION
"The Wind of Change have stirred up the fire", this is the vision that I saw when delivering the Oracle of Janus during our New Year's celebration ritual of 2023 at the New Temple of Janus headed by Rt. Rev. Lady Elizabeth Hamilton AP. And this wind have struck us now in the Correllian Nativist … Continue reading ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE CORRELLIAN TRADITION
Revising our Ladder of Peace Prayer
For almost 10 years as Dedicated member of the Correllian Order of Peace Weaver, the ladder of Peace Prayer have become my Training Tool on becoming an Effective Peace Weaver rather than a Warrior. But through out the passing time, it came to a point that I'm about to give up everything and stop all … Continue reading Revising our Ladder of Peace Prayer
Wiccan Groups in the Philippines
In the History of Philippine Religion, it is only Wicca that I could say that exist magickally and it spread faster among Young People at the coming of the 21st Century. Philippines before the influence of the Hindu/Buddhist Empire which is the Sri Vijaya (7th to 13th Century) and Majapahit Empire which reigns during the … Continue reading Wiccan Groups in the Philippines
Correllian Wicca in the Philippines
Last May 16 on the eve of Full Moon we have celebrated dedication and full moon ritual to welcome Mark Genesis Cheong to the outer court of the Correllian Nativist Tradition of Wicca. Its been a while since I do this ritual again and Mark's entry to the Outer Court of the Tradition also means … Continue reading Correllian Wicca in the Philippines
We need to Pray
In this present time of our Generation, People must learn to pray that the light may shine on them and see the beauty of this world. As Filipino, we value prayer not only as a means of communicating to the Divine but also as the Medicine for our soul. We always taught that in Healthcare, … Continue reading We need to Pray