Ako Naman Po | Prayer for Generosity

She designs film sets, manages campaigns, and leads creative teams in school. But if you ask Jazmine Bon what really drives all of it, the answer has nothing to do with grades or portfolios.It's the thought of one day looking at her parents and saying — ako naman po.Jazmine M. Bon is a Communication student at Trinity University of Asia, a production designer, social media manager, and creative leader who tells stories through visuals, design, and production. Behind every project she takes on is a motivation that runs deeper than any output she's ever submitted.Her papa works as a captain waiter. On top of that, he drives for Grab. Two jobs. No complaints. And he never finished college — but he made sure his daughters would.In this episode of JOSh Friends, Jazmine reflects on the Prayer for Generosity by St. Ignatius of Loyola, performed by Hangad, from the St. Ignatius of Loyola playlist on Spotify. A prayer asking God for the grace to give without counting the cost, to labor without asking for reward, to serve without seeking recognition.She didn't find this prayer in a retreat or a homily. It found her. And when it did, she heard her father's whole life in it.This Ignatian Month, as we journey toward the feast of St. Ignatius of Loyola on July 31, this episode is for every student carrying more than their coursework. For every child of a parent who gave quietly and without complaint. For anyone still figuring out what generosity actually looks like when it's lived and not just prayed.Because sometimes the most generous people in your life never used that word to describe themselves. They just showed up. Every day. Without counting the cost.Stream the Prayer for Generosity by Hangad on Spotify, Apple Music, and all major streaming platforms.Journey with us through the St. Ignatius of Loyola playlist on Spotify this Ignatian Month: open.spotify.com/playlist/3IyOsXuqJO6pNHqXdjk19PSupport the ministry and explore more at jescom.ph/josh.