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DEVOTION WITH ANDRES B. QUOW

 


Archbishop and Presiding Prelate Hon.  Andres B. Quow

Beloved in Christ, our devotion to God is the lifeblood of our spiritual existence. It is through unwavering faith and steadfast prayer that we find communion with the Almighty and strength for the work to which we are called. Each dawn that breaks is another opportunity to rededicate our hearts to divine purpose—to lift our eyes to the hills from whence cometh our help and to move forward, clothed in the anointing of the Spirit. Genuine devotion transforms duty into delight, burden into blessing, and sacrifice into sacred joy.

As we lead God’s people, our example must be one of constant spiritual renewal. The Presiding Prelate, like the shepherd before the flock, must model submission to God’s command and discipline in His service. We must set our hearts on things eternal, remembering that the fruit of devotion is holiness, and the fragrance of holiness is love. Without love, service becomes ritual; but with love, even the smallest act radiates divine power. Let each minister and believer seek the deeper life—the life hidden with Christ in God—where peace reigns, and purpose becomes clear.

The ministry entrusted to us demands more than administration; it demands consecration. Our time in prayer, our words from the pulpit, and our actions among the people all testify of our devotion. May this year mark a renewal within the Mystical Order—a rededication of hearts to the vision and covenant we share. Let brotherly love continue, and let every altar, whether public or private, burn with the fire of holy devotion. When the Church walks in unity, founded on prayer and service, heaven responds with open favor. Let us go forth, not in our own strength, but in the strength of the Lord, who calls and equips us for such a time as this. To Him be glory, honor, and praise, now and forever.

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