Makati and Ortigas Business District Mass Schedule

Dear Good Friend,

Here is a compiled list of mass schedules around the Makati and Ortigas Business Districts. It may give you information in case you find your self unable to attend mass in your parish. To the best of our knowledge, it is accurate. Just to be sure, please do check for yourself and send us a message.

MAKATI BUSINESS DISTRICT MASS SCHEDULES

Asian Institute of Management

Paseo de Roxas

Monday - Friday - 1230PM

First Friday, Saturday - 6:00PM

Sunday - 9:30AM

Ateneo Law School

Rockwell Center

Monday - Friday - 12:15PM, 6:00PM

Saturday - 5:15PM

25F Ayala Tower 1

Ayala Avenue

Monday to Friday, 11:30 AM to 12:00 NN

Bank of Commerce

Ayala Avenue

Wednesday, Friday - 12:15PM

Builder's Centre

Ground Floor

Salcedo St., Legaspi Village

Monday - Friday - 12:00NN

88 Corporate Center

Suite 905 (subject to change)

Sedeno St. corner Valero St.

First Friday: 12:15 PM

(Ash Wednesday Mass is also normally celebrated)

Development Bank of the Philippines (DBP)

Sen Gil Puyat Avenue

Monday - Friday: 12:00 NN

Eastern Telecoms Plaza Penthouse

Sen. Gil Puyat Avenue

Monday - Friday - 12:00NN

Equitable PCIBank (now Banco de Oro)

Our Lady of Guadalupe Chapel

Makati Avenue

Monday - Friday - 7:45AM, 12:15PM, 5:30PM

Greenbelt Park

Monday - Friday - 7:30AM, 12:15PM 5:45PM, 7:00PM

Saturday - 12:15PM, 4:30PM, 6:00PM

Sunday - 7:15AM, 9:00AM, 10:30AM, 1200NN,

3:00PM, 4:30PM, 6:00PM, 730PM

Glorietta Ayala Center

Wednesday, Saturday - 5:00PM

Sunday - 10:30AM

Makati Medical Center

9th floor Chapel or Ledesma Hall

Monday - Sunday - 7:30AM, 12:00NN, 4:00PM

Metrobank Plaza

Penthouse Annex Building

Sen Gil Puyat Avenue

Monday - Friday - 7:45 AM

PhilamLife Tower

Paseo de Roxas

9th Floor

Monday - Friday 12:15PM

Prudential Bank

3F Ayala Avenue

Wednesday - 12:00NN

4F RCBC Plaza

Ayala Avenue cor. Buendia

Monday - Friday - 12:00 NN to 1:00 PM

ORTIGAS BUSINESS DISTRICT MASS SCHEDULES

Chateau Verde Condo

Lobby

Valle Verde 1

First Friday Masses - 6:00PM

Sunday - 11:00AM

EDSA Shrine

Monday - Saturday - 6:30AM, 12:15NN, 5:30PM, 7:00PM

Sunday - 8:00AM, 9:30AM, 11:00AM, 12:15NN

3:00PM, 4:30PM, 6:00PM, 7:30PM

Meralco Chapel

Meralco Compound

Meralco Avenue

Monday - Friday - 7:00AM, 12:00NN

RFM Auditorium

RFM Corporate Center

Pioneer cor. Sheridan Sts., Mandaluyong City

Monday - Friday - 12:00 NN

SM Megamall

Julia Vargas Avenue

Monday - Friday - 1215, 6PM

Saturday - 5:00PM, 7:00PM

Sunday - 9, 11AM, 1230, 2PM, 330PM, 5PM, 630PM

Stella Orientis Chapel

University of Asia and the Pacific

Josemaria Escriva Drive, Ortigas Center

Monday - Friday - 7:45AM, 12:05PM

Saturday - 12:05PM

Tektite Chapel

West Tower

Emerald Avenue

Monday - Friday - 12:15PM, 5:30PM

Special thanks to the following for the information they sent: Johnny, Paul, Mae, Ele, Rowel, RMD, Arlene, Yola, Marjie, Aly, Sheila, Ayie, http://manilacatholic.blogspot.com, http://intentiontotreat.blogspot.com, http://mass-schedules.com, Frank and Thea. Please email us for any corrections or updates. We'd like to add more mass schedules from the workplace, so please keep them coming.

Thanks and God bless.

The MabutingBalita.net Team

Keep warm

Hello Springtime!

It has been more than a week since the temperature in Southern China has gradually upped to about 17 degree Celsius. Needless to say, the last 2 weeks of January has been a frosty one for my family with temperatures dipping up to 6 degrees. To make it worse, there was this nasty connivance between the cold weather and the strong wind to make sure that the cold air would sneak inside our 4 layers of thick clothing. I have been in China for more than 8 years and this year easily stood out to be one of the coldest ones I have and I dare not even think about the cold feeling in other places with snow and minus degree temperatures.

It’s a good thing that our small heater did not conk-out on us during that grueling period. You see, that heater should have been relegated to scraps-ville since 3 years ago because of its intermittent function – it always bogged down after a few minutes of use. I was bent on replacing it but my wife always find a way to convince me not to (yeah, sometimes I think that she got me under her spell :D). Hence, it was simply amazing to see that small machine heating our room and our parents room in regular shifts, day-in and day-out for 2 consecutive weeks without fail. What was doubly amazing is that as soon as the surrounding temperature has risen up to around 12 degrees, its problem of intermittent function started all over again and I can not make it work until now.

Still pondering about our “reliable” heater, I just can’t help it but be grateful to our Lord who has kept us warm all the time no matter what the season is. Whether you are outdoor smelling the fragrant flowers of spring, frolicking along the beaches in summer, wet under the umbrella during rainy days, kicking fallen leaves of autumn or eskimo-clothed while chilly-frozen at the time of winter, He never ceases to warm our hearts and lives with immense and subtle blessings and graces. All it takes is for us to open up and accept them.

Aren’t you glad our God is who He is and not some 230V~ 50Hz analog heater that breaks down in time and stop giving warmth?

I sure am.