Isaac Alfon has served as a sacristan every Fiesta Señor mass since 2007. After the Augustinian Friars announced the cancellation of public masses this year, he said he would still devote his time “serving” Señor Santo Niño from the comfort of home.
Alfon had served the Basilica for almost a decade and recalled the great and beautiful moments he shared with the Cebuanos every novena mass.Without the masses, he now spends more time taking care of his pet dogs and his career as part of an esports agency. While at home, one particular practice he continued was the waving of hands during the singing of the 'Gozos'.
This year, he prays for government leaders and frontliners, hoping that they will be able to secure high-quality vaccines for everyone. DEVOTION. Kathryn Tuañohas been a devotee to the Santo Niño for as long as she can remember and continues to share the faith with her family.This pandemic, she prays for peace for the world, her family, safety for the frontliners and even for all the souls of those who have passed on. She firmly believes that the Santo Niño is graceful and her “wishes” will be granted in his own good time.
As more and more devotees pray from the comfort of their homes, there are still those who long to attend face-to-face masses. “The prayer-song helps us to put ourselves in a disposition of prayer and trust in God as we are assured that, through the stories of wonders and praises of the Señor, God will eventually make a new miracle in our lives,” said Reyes.
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