The Beloved Disciple offers no theology of atonement, no theory of sacrifice. What he offers is something more unsettling and more accessible: a model of love as attention. He watched. He stayed. He ran toward what he did not yet understand. And in the end, that was enough.
Built by the French during the colonial times, this church stands on top of Mount Bokor in Kampot, a province in southwest Cambodia bordering Vietnam to the south.
Through its dedication to cultivating hope for the underprivileged, Pondo ng Pinoy has embodied the spirit of compassion and generosity, thereby transforming the lives of countless individuals.
The cathedral was built right across the Istigla Mosque, which is Jakarta's largest mosque. This demonstrates the Indonesians' respect for religions and cultures.
