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Spirituality
The red roof of a palatial building jutting out of the rolling pineapple fields of Polo and Landan in Polomolok, South Cotabato was out of place and intriguing. More so when the motorcycle driver added that reclusive women lived there and all they did daily was work and pray in perpetual silence.
Both sides of the cement road going up the 35-hectareTrappistine Monastery of Our Lady of Mt. Matutum was covered with huge ferns, trees and plants that abundantly grow in the wild. Further, neatly arranged cornstalks ready for harvest lined the right slope, offering a pleasant sight upon entering the monastery property.
Kristine Mae “Tata” Guillamas is taken cared of by sister Kristine Joy and eldest brother Karl Anthony who came all the way from Palawan to be with Tata in her last hours