Love one person at a time 💕.
Smile, help, or listen—it’s how Jesus loves 🌈.
Each kind act spreads His light everywhere ✨.
Based on the Word of Life (December 1980) by Chiara Lubich
🛐 Prayer to Share Love
Dear Jesus, You love everyone. Sorry when we only think of ourselves. Thank You for loving us always. Please help us show Your love to everyone we meet. Amen.
Youth shape tomorrow’s integrity—and the world gets cleaner when they refuse the habits that broke the last.
International Anti-Corruption Day • 9 December International Anti-Corruption Week • 9–15 December
Every generation inherits a country—but youth inherit the future. And this year, the world is finally saying it out loud: if you want a cleaner tomorrow, talk to the ones who will actually live in it.
Corruption feels like an “adult problem,” but young people are the ones who pay the long-term price—slow systems, broken trust, opportunities that disappear before they ever reach them. Integrity isn’t something politicians can hand down—it’s something the next generation must learn, defend, and expect from everyone.
Youth see things clearly—walang drama, walang palusot. When something is unfair, they say it. When something is wrong, they feel it instantly. And that honesty is exactly what the world needs. Not just outrage, but fresh eyes that don’t accept “ganyan talaga” as a lifestyle.
This week calls young people to step forward—not to fight in the streets, but to shape a culture where cheating isn’t admired, favors aren’t shortcuts, and “connections” don’t replace hard work. A culture where transparency isn’t just a slogan, but a habit.
Adults built the systems. Youth will decide if those systems survive.
And that’s why this year matters. Corruption looks strong, but it hates sunlight. When young voices rise together, walang makakatago. Change becomes possible—not someday, but starting now.
A cleaner world begins when the next generation refuses to repeat the mistakes of the last.
That’s the heart of 2025—hope with backbone, unity with purpose.
