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    The first episode of the Youth Podcast hosted by the ICSM-SHS liturgical club discussed the meaning of Christ the King. Rev. Fr. Menald S. Leonardo explained the different liturgical seasons represented by the colors of the priest's vestments. He noted that purple is for Advent and black can be used for funerals. Fr. Menald also emphasized that the Christmas season in the church starts on Christmas and ends on the feast of the Baptism of the Lord. Finally, he stated that Christ the King is celebrated at the end of the liturgical calendar because Jesus said He is the first and last, signifying His triumph in the end.

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    The first episode of the Youth Podcast hosted by the ICSM-SHS liturgical club discussed the meaning of Christ the King. Rev. Fr. Menald S. Leonardo explained the different liturgical seasons represented by the colors of the priest's vestments. He noted that purple is for Advent and black can be used for funerals. Fr. Menald also emphasized that the Christmas season in the church starts on Christmas and ends on the feast of the Baptism of the Lord. Finally, he stated that Christ the King is celebrated at the end of the liturgical calendar because Jesus said He is the first and last, signifying His triumph in the end.

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    The first episode of the Youth Podcast hosted by the ICSM-SHS liturgical club discussed the meaning of Christ the King. Rev. Fr. Menald S. Leonardo explained the different liturgical seasons represented by the colors of the priest's vestments. He noted that purple is for Advent and black can be used for funerals. Fr. Menald also emphasized that the Christmas season in the church starts on Christmas and ends on the feast of the Baptism of the Lord. Finally, he stated that Christ the King is celebrated at the end of the liturgical calendar because Jesus said He is the first and last, signifying His triumph in the end.

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    The Kingship of Christ

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    The first episode of the Youth Podcast hosted by the ICSM-SHS liturgical club discussed the meaning of Christ the King. Rev. Fr. Menald S. Leonardo explained the different liturgical seasons represented by the colors of the priest's vestments. He noted that purple is for Advent and black can be used for funerals. Fr. Menald also emphasized that the Christmas season in the church starts on Christmas and ends on the feast of the Baptism of the Lord. Finally, he stated that Christ the King is celebrated at the end of the liturgical calendar because Jesus said He is the first and last, signifying His triumph in the end.

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    The Kingship of Christ: the first episode of the Youth Podcast

    By: Brent Allan D.C. Santos


    The Immaculate Conception School of Malolos community tuned in to the very first
    episode of the Youth podcast, hosted by the ICSM-SHS liturgical club last November 19 via
    Facebook Live.
    Rev. Fr. Menald S. Leonardo is the guest speaker for the first episode of the podcast and
    he is accompanied by Mr. Jervee Justiniano, the moderator of the ICSM-SHS liturgical club, to
    give a discussion about Christ the King and the liturgical calendar cycle.
    Mr. Jervee Justiniano started the podcast by asking a question about the meaning of the
    different colors of the vestments that are worn by priests during masses. Rev. Fr. Menald S.
    Leonardo then explained that each of the colors of the vestments corresponds to the liturgical
    season. He then gave an example, “Purple is the color of the vestment when it is advent season.”
    He also said that the color, black, can also be used during a funeral mass.
    He also explained the various themes of the upcoming advent season. “After the advent
    season, comes the Christmas season,” Fr. Menald said. He also emphasized that the Christmas
    season, in the church, starts at the day of birth of Jesus Christ until the feast of the Baptism of the
    Lord. “For other people, the Christmas season ends after the Christmas day itself, but for the
    church, it is only the beginning of the Christmas season.” Fr. Menald also explained that after the
    Christmas season, there is a few weeks of break, called the ordinary time, in the liturgical
    calendar.
    He later talked about the reason why the celebration of Christ the King is considered the
    end of the liturgical calendar. He expounded “Christ the King is the end of the liturgical calendar
    because Jesus said that He is the first and the last, the alpha and the omega, the beginning and the
    end, this statement signifies Jesus, in the end, will triumph.” Mr. Justiniano added that from his
    reflection about Fr. Menald statement earlier, he realized that the liturgical calendar starts with
    Jesus and ends with the celebration of His kingship.
    Father Menald gave his closing remarks with a message, “I hope that in the celebration of
    the Christ the King, we truly accept Jesus in our lives as our king and we submit ourselves to
    Him. I hope that He is the one that is reigning in our hearts, lives, and our homes. Hopefully, we
    let Him reign in our hearts and not the fears that we experience in our situation today. We
    should always remember that Jesus is always with us and we need to open our hearts to Him. If
    He is the one reigning in our hearts, then all of our worries, fears, and problems can be resolved.
    Also sometimes, sins rule our world but we should always let Jesus reign in our hearts, especially
    the difficult situations that we are facing in our everyday lives” He also expounded that Jesus is
    the kind of king that serves and not to be served. He hopes that we also display this kind of
    kingship throughout our lives.
    The first episode of the podcast ended with the attendees reflecting while they are
    listening to the song called “How Great is our God” by Chris Tomlin.

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