Caleruega Philippines, a retreat center that fosters spiritual healing through a deep connection with nature, faced significant hardships during the COVID-19 pandemic. Know more:
Caleruega Philippines, a retreat center that fosters spiritual healing through a deep connection with nature, faced significant hardships during the COVID-19 pandemic. Retreat houses already have seasonal income sans any other major disruptions, so with the entire world on pause during the lockdowns, their already non-profit operation became entirely unsustainable.
Established in 1995 as an offshoot of the World Youth Day celebration held in Manila, Caleruega Philippines swiftly became a beloved destination for those seeking spiritual retreats. Throughout the years, it has diligently served the Church and society by offering a serene space for reflection while nurturing individuals with a Christ-centered approach to life.
Undeterred by adversity, Caleruega Philippines remained resolute in its mission and sought support from individuals and organizations willing to uplift them during these trying times. DivinaLaw emerged as one such organization, whose philanthropic endeavors aligned harmoniously with Caleruega Philippines’ vision.
DivinaLaw’s contribution played a pivotal role in crucial infrastructure improvements at Caleruega Philippines. The construction of the Dominican Steps not only enhances the retreat center’s accessibility but also symbolizes a tangible step forward amidst adversity. Furthermore, the provision of new dining area tables ensures guests can enjoy their meals in comfort, fostering a welcoming and peaceful atmosphere.
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