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Come and join with us in the ICCR family.

The ICCR family is a generous benefactor of Fr. Bedes mission.

•  Yes! "Oh Happy Birthday" is a song composed by Rev. Fr. Bobby Calunsag, dedicated to celebrating the birthdays of the ICCR family. It serves as a joyful tribute to members of the community, emphasizing love, unity, and gratitude for life. 

•  The hymn "We Are the ICCR" was composed by Rev. Fr. Bobby Calunsag as an official hymn of praise for the Lord Almighty. It serves as a musical expression of faith and unity within the ICCR community, emphasizing devotion, service, and spiritual commitment. 

• True Surrender: A Song of Abandonment in the Divine Will   Composed by Rev. Fr. Bobby Calunsag, True Surrender is a heartfelt anthem born from the spiritual depths of the ICCR Family. The song invites every soul to entrust their entire being to God—leaving behind personal ambitions, anxieties, and attachments.
• Its central message resounds with clarity: “In God, we surrender everything we have; only Him can make our dreams come true.” Every verse points to radical trust, a life no longer driven by self but anchored in Divine Providence.
• Within the ICCR mission of living in the Divine Will, this composition becomes more than melody—it is a prayer, a commitment, a daily offering. In joy or sorrow, True Surrender reminds the faithful: trust in God alone.

• Come, Oh Holy Spirit – A Hymn of Worship in the ICCR Family
• Come, Oh Holy Spirit is a solemn and moving song embraced by the ICCR Family as a spiritual invocation to the Third Person of the Holy Trinity. Composed as a call to surrender, this song reflects the community’s longing to be consumed by the presence of the Holy Ghost, who animates every breath of worship and mission.
• Dedicated to the Holy Spirit, the hymn echoes the ICCR charism: living in the Divine Will and allowing the Spirit to renew the heart, mind, and soul. It invites believers to lay down resistance and embrace a life of prayer, unity, and holy boldness.
• Through reverent lyrics and contemplative tones, the song serves as a channel for deep spiritual openness. “Come and fill this temple,” it pleads—not just the place of prayer, but the hearts of all who gather. It reminds the ICCR Family that true worship is not performance—it is presence.

• “Mahal Kita, Panginoon” – A Song of Belonging and Love   Composed by Rev. Fr. Bobby Calunsag for the ICCR Family, Mahal Kita, Panginoon is a tender and soul-stirring hymn of love and devotion to God. Inspired by the truth that each of us is created out of love, the song leads the faithful into the depths of divine intimacy and surrender.
• Every note and lyric reflects the ICCR Family’s central calling: to live in the Divine Will and to remain in communion with the One who formed us. It’s more than a song—it’s a declaration: “Mahal kita, Panginoon”—“I love You, Lord.”
• In a world that often pulls the heart in many directions, this song reminds us of our original purpose: to love and stay with God forever. The melody evokes both longing and peace, a prayer sung not just with words, but with the entire life offered to the Divine.

Mahal Kita, Panginoon continues to uplift ICCR gatherings, touching hearts and rekindling the deepest truth of faith: that we are made by Love, for Love, and in Love.

A boss and a leader may hold similar positions, but their approach to guiding a team is vastly different. Here are some key distinctions:

• Authority vs. Influence: A boss relies on their position to command respect, while a leader earns respect through inspiration and guidance.
• Giving Orders vs. Setting an Example: A boss tells employees what to do, whereas a leader shows them how to do it.
• Control vs. Empowerment: A boss seeks control over their team, while a leader empowers individuals to take initiative.
• Blame vs. Responsibility: A boss may place blame when mistakes happen, but a leader takes responsibility and helps find solutions.
• Profit-Oriented vs. People-Oriented: A boss focuses on results and efficiency, while a leader prioritizes the well-being and growth of their team.

• “We Are the ICCR” – A Missionary Anthem of Belonging and Purpose   Composed by Rev. Fr. Bobby Calunsag, We Are the ICCR is more than a song—it’s a bold declaration of identity and mission for the ICCR Family. Through its uplifting rhythm and spirit-filled lyrics, the hymn affirms that every member of ICCR is called to be an angel of God—a messenger of His Divine Will to the world.
• In a society longing for connection, truth, and spiritual companionship, the song echoes the Church’s prophetic voice: the world needs a true family. ICCR answers this need by building a spiritual home where love, formation, and witness are lived daily.
• To be ICCR is to be a living witness of God’s life—a presence of grace in homes, parishes, and mission areas. This anthem unites hearts and voices, empowering the faithful to proclaim: We are the ICCR. We are sent. We are chosen. We belong.
• In a time of confusion, We Are the ICCR becomes a musical compass—guiding souls to trust, walk, and rejoice in the Divine Will.