June 2013 Volume 1 No. 5August 2015 Vol. 3 No. 3

PLDM TO RAISE P20M FOR PASTORAL CENTER

Getting Ready for the Big Shake

The next phase in the construction of the PLDM Pastoral Center began last August 8, as parish priest Fr. Steven Zabala launched the new fundraising campaign called DOTS or More.

The campaign aims to raise an additional 20 million pesos to sustain the building of the Pastoral Center and Adoration Chapel, by asking parishioners and other generous benefactors to make a pledge to donate P10,000.00 or more by September 20 and fulfill their pledges on or before July 20 next year. The scheme allows donors to have 8 amounts to choose from according to their giving capacity. Each amount is assigned a category: PhP10k – Donor of Ten Thousand (DOT), 20k – DoubleDOT, 30k - TripleDOT, 50k - PentaDOT, 100k - DecaDOT, 250k - SilverDOT, 500k - GoldenDOT, 1M - CenturyDOT. Of course, any one can be a donor of any other amount.

The P20 million target of DOTS or More shall be added to the present construction fund of P17 million, which includes the 10 million pesos raised via the recently-concluded Project 10-5-10. The combined

Fr. Steve is usually seen at the DOTS or More donation table after Sunday Mass, to encourage parishioners to donate or look for donors so the Pastoral

Center can already be started.

School children from Malaya Elementary School practice the “drop, cover and hold” during the Shake Drill.

P37-M will cover more than half of the estimated cost of the 4-storey facility, already providing some functional utility and overall livability.

As of August 30, 2015, the campaign has already raised a total of P3,065,725.50 with 375,225.50 cash on hand and P2,690,500.00 in pledges. (See www.pldm.ph or DOTS or More brochure for more information.) Kyle Franz Laluces

PLDM parishioners joined the simultaneous Metro-wide Shake Drill on July 30 to practice emergency and disaster procedures should a massive earthquake hit the area.

Even before church bells tolled and sirens wailed to signal the start of the drill, people began pouring in at the designated evacuation areas. A few minutes after 10:30 AM, these areas were already filled with parents holding their children, senior citizens clutching emergency kits, office workers, shop owners and students with their teachers, among others.

Barangay officials of Sikatuna and Malaya were involved in the drill, led by their respective Captains Annabella “Anabel” Curatcho and Fernando “Jojo” Asia, Jr. Both barangays oriented their constituents prior to the activity, giving whistles to those who attended and distributing leaflets that outlined what to do during the exercise.

After the activity, Kap. Anabel and her team assessed what were lacking in Sikatuna, such as louder alarms and sidewalk markers. While they learned a lot, she stated that “we still need a series of drills to perfect the activities.” She

also called for more volunteers who will be trained to assist during calamities.

In Malaya, Kap. Jojo noted that they were able to pin down a number of things needed, including a bigger evacuation center. He urged everyone to “first, secure your family, practice

‘drop, cover and hold’ and be prepared with a disaster plan.”

Many participants agreed that the drill increased their awareness and readiness to face calamities. Sherry Verzola, with reports from Sammy Cuartero and Serma Palacpac

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DALOYParish of the Lord of Divine Mercy

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Sherry P. Verzola Editor-in-Chief

Kyle Franz U. Laluces Managing Editor

Patricza T. Braganza Associate Editor

Sammy Cuartero, Zeny de los Reyes, Claire P. Guhit, Edith O. Medina, Serma Palacpac, Bong Rillo, Evelyn D. Sevilla, Recy B. Sunico, Nerry S. Tabuzo,

Jeanette V. Villacorta, Sarah R. Villacorta Contributors

Alex Cordero, Julian Rillo

Photographers

Rev. Fr. Steven C. Zabala Sylvia Florence V. Posadas

Sherry P. Verzola Editorial Board

FROM THE PPC COORDINATORFinancial Report on the Parish Pastoral Council (PPC) Funds:Pastoral Fund and Construction Fund, as of July 31, 2015

By Sylvia Posadas, Coordinator, PPC

(continued on page 7)

The Parish Pastoral Council, through the leadership of its Parish Priest, Fr. Steven C. Zabala, is proud to present the Audited Financial Statement of the PPC Funds as of July 31, 2015. Since 2012, we have recorded our highest fiesta net earnings of P807,836.25this year! Of this amount, 90% will go to the Construction Fund and 10% to the Pastoral Fund. With prudent use of funds, we have adequate cash on hand to finance our Pastoral Plans in the next 2years. Our Project 10.5.10 campaign to raise the initial funding for the construction of our Pastoral Center exceeded our most optimistic expectations. We rely on you, dear parishioners, to equal or surpass your feat in Project 10.5.10with our 2nd Pastoral Center fundraiser, DOTS or More.

Below are the Audited Statement of Assets and Fund Balances for both the Pastoral Fund and Construction Fund. For the complete Financial Statements prepared by PPC Treasurer Julie Zalameda and audited by PPC Auditor Tess Molina, please see the parish office or PPC Treasurer.

ASSETS

Cash and Cash equivalent Cash on Hand - Cash in bank 849,075.58 Temporary Cash Investments-BahayPari Credit Coop. 1,057,205.70 TOTAL ASSETS 1,906,281.28

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FUND BALANCES & EQUITY

Fiesta Fund - Raffle Tickets 2015 549,660.00 Fiesta Fund - cost of Raffle Tickets 2015 (12,000.00) Fiesta Fund - Raffle Prize 2015 (22,000.00) Fiesta Fund - Expenses 2015 (120,049.00) Fiesta Fund - Divine Mercy Congress (105,000.00) 290,611.00 Fiesta Fund - Bingo 2015 194,625.25 Fiesta Fund - Souvenir Program 2015 307,600.00 Fiesta Fund – Fireworks 15,000.00 Coffee Table Book 3,800.00

Pastoral Fund Equity-Balance 7/01/2015 1,206,899.85 Add: Excess Receipts over Disbursements (112,254.82) 1,094,645.03 TOTAL FUND BALANCES & EQUITY 1,906,281.28

=========Income Statement For The Period Ending July 31, 2015

Gross Receipts Sale of T-lite candles 34,412.20 Interest Income on Investments - BahayPari Cooperative 18,490.13 Interest Income on Deposits - BPI (Pastoral Fund) 731.60 SSDM-Donation to Medical Mission 3,000.00Total Receipts 56,633.93Less: Disbursements Parish Pastoral Council 13,071.00 Formation Ministry 45,480.00 Youth Ministry 6,661.50 Worship Ministry 59,740.25 Communication Ministry 20,250.00 T-lite Candles Expenses 12,000.00 BEC 10,286.00 Bank Charges 1,400.00 Total Expenses 168,888.75

Excess Receipts over Disbursements (112,254.82) ===========

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TULAIisang Patutunguhan

ni Nerry Tabuzo

Ang sino mang lingkod na bagong talaga, Ay tulad ng isang tumatayong bata.

Nagdaraan muna ang pusong mahina,Pagsubok na panday ng katawang mura.

Ganyan din, ating pananampalataya, Dagat ng pagsubok ng Poong Lumikha.

Sinusukat ang ating pagtitiwala, Pag-ibig kay Hesus, ang Dakilang Awa.

Magtulungang tapat, dukha o mayaman, Mga pinuno at pinamumunuan.

Huwarang halimbawa sa kabataan,Para sa kabutihan ng karamihan.

Sana’y walang mataas, walang mababa, Lahat mahal ng Diyos, at ang nais N’ya, Sa patutunguhan ay laging magka-isa,

Tanglaw ang Dakilang Awa at ang Ina N’ya.

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BLISS 1 Celebrates Feast of Lord of Pardon

The sun shone in all its glory last August 30 as BLISS 1 celebrated the 29th feast day of its patron, the Lord of Pardon, Jesus Christ Crucified. Father Ronnie Banaria, CMF, officiated the Mass at the Bliss 1 chapel.

After the Mass, an image of Jesus on the Cross was carried in a procession around the community. This was followed by a sumptuous lunch shared by residents and guests. Children from nearby areas were also welcomed and served ice cream and fish balls, an activity that has become a Bliss 1 fiesta tradition. Fun and laughter ensued when residents and Claretian seminarians demonstrated their karaoke singing prowess.

A procession around the area was held during the Bliss 1 fiesta.

Fr. Ronnie Banaria, who officiated the Fiesta Mass, joins residents and guests in a sumptuous fiesta lunch.

HAPPY FIESTA BLISS 1 !!!

Org in Focus: Lord of PardonThe Lord of Pardon (LOP) group has been in

the parish for many years now. It is composed of parishioners who are devotees of the Lord of Pardon – Jesus Christ, crucified. According to lordofpardon.org, the LOP is devoted to spread “the message of God’s love, mercy, forgiveness, generosity and gratitude to those who seek Him.”

In the parish, the Lord of Pardon images consist of: the Crucifix and the images of the Divine Mercy, the Blessed Virgin Mary, the Santo Nino and the Holy Family. These are brought by the LOP to a member’s home every Tuesday, where they stay for a week.

At the visited home, the family prays the Holy Rosary and special prayers daily, following the Lord of Pardon booklet that accompanies the images. After a week of stay, the images are brought to another home and the ritual is repeated. The LOP aims to reach as many homes as possible to spread the devotion and message of love as well as teach the families how to pray.

The LOP also has other activities, including praying the Holy Rosary in church every Saturday. And, the group embraces its apostolate of prayers for the souls of the dead. Recy B. Sunico, LOP Coordinator

Lord of Pardon devotees join in praying at the home of Sis. Myrna Mateo last July 21.

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DMA CORNERBy: Claire P. Guhit

WORKS OF MERCY The Divine Mercy

Apostolate (DMA), as part of its commitment to practice Mercy and propagate the Divine Mercy devotion, regularly reaches out to those in need through the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy.

The DMA officers and members continue to comfort the sick at the V. Luna Medical Center every Wednesday at 4-5 P.M. They also visit the inmates of the female correctional facility in Camp Karingal every Monday, 10-11 A.M.

DMA also led the enthronement of the Divine Mercy images in the following homes and offices within the parish community:

LIBIS (July 7) – Onid & Lalie Canoy; Romnick & Kimberly Canoy; Edgar & Cynthia Limbaro; Ramil & Gladys Estrella; Nestor & Nime Acampado; Feliciano & Leticia Gonzales; Eric & Maritess Cabigas; Vic & Pacencia Ecto; Roger & Mylene Bautista; Adelaido & Jocelyn Limbaro; Danilo & Miguela Aspe.

BOTOCAN (July 21) – Felix & Rosalinda Baluyot; Josephine Garcia; Botocan Barangay Council; Matias & Mirriam Marcelo; Rosalina Sapalon; Celine Fradez; Evelyn Notario; Cita Igliane; Fely Signo; France Lacanlale; Nelson Magarso; Agustin & Moreina Zeribo.

MALAYA (July 28) – Romeo & Myrna Yang; Miguel & Florencia Cabatic; Ananias & Josefina Odrunia; Oliver & Ana Corita Baladjay; Rodel & Michelle Amansec; Elmer & Rubelyn Hilario; Eddie & Malou Saens;

Lagrimas Saens; Luzviminda Diaz; Sammy & Petty Atip; William & Mary Ann Bonto; Elmer & Carol Oarde.

BLISS II (Aug. 4) – Ben & Eva dela Cruz; Leo & Tess Nicdao; Carlo & Charie Azero; Alice Jaraza.

LAMBAK (Aug. 18) – Felina Adel; Reynaldo & Melda Cenas; Vivian Estueta; Wilfredo & Avelina Panaligan; Yolanda Barba; Porfirio & Felisa Rioveros; Fe Marquez; Liza Barroza; Ester Jurado; Isagani & Rizza Pillos; Manolo & Geronima Vicera; Arturo Caparas.

SIKATUNA (Aug. 25) – Gerry & Sherry Verzola; Sikatuna Barangay Hall; Rolando & Angelica Homires; Jennifer Dinula; Edwin Yanzon; Lydia Querijero.

AN EXCERPT FROM THE DIARY OF ST. FAUSTINA

Jesus to St. Faustina: “Secretary of My mercy, write, tell souls about this great mercy of Mine while there is still time.” (Diary 848, 965)Meditation/Reflection: The Lord’s

invitation is not hard to accept. It is an offer for us to come close to Him, an invitation to convert and break away from sin. Our God has a deep love and an unconditional mercy for us, and our acceptance of this mercy involves entrusting our lives to Him. Therefore, let us place our hope in His mercy, heeding this call at the earliest possible time.

Ang BUKLURAN sa Buhay Ko

my belief that God really exists, a God Who never ceases to love us because He cares for us. Binay D. Francia, Bliss 1

Bago ako pumasok sa Bukluran, ako ay nahinto na sa pag-serve sa simbahan kasi nabuhos ang oras ko sa gawaing bahay at sa aking dalawang apo. Nang mag-umpisa ang

aming Bukluran, nagawan ko ng oras tuwing Huwebes. Marami akong natutunan. Naging malinaw sa aking isip na ito na ang umpisa uli at tinawag muli ako ni Lord na mag-serve sa Kanya. Carol Roque, Malaya

Masayang makakita ng mga batang nagdarasal sa harap ng Dakilang Awa, katulad nitong sa enthronement sa Brgy. Botocan.

Kapos kami sa buhay at solo akong nagtataguyod ng walong anak. Hirap ako sa araw-araw na pangangailangan ngunit tuwing tatawag ako sa Kanya, may ginagamit Siyang ibang tao na nilalapitan ko at hindi naman ako nabibigo. Sa mabibigat na pagsubok sa buhay, binabalikan ko ang mga “paksa” na tinatalakay sa Bukluran at ako’y humihingi ng gabay sa Kanya. Ngayon, bukas ako sa mga pagsubok dahil doon lalo akong nagiging masipag tumawag at magsilbi sa Kanya. Dahil sinabi Niya: ‘Seek first the Kingdom of God [...] and all these will be added unto you’.” Elena “Bing” Goze, Pook Libis

Before, my life was dutifully focused on my family, work and other people. I was not happy and had a feeling of emptiness inside. When I was invited by my dear neighbors in Bldg. 3 to attend the Bukluran sessions hosted by Sisters Jeanette and Naty, I was both curious and excited. They told me it would only be a simple prayer meeting. To my surprise, it was more like a gathering of individuals believing in one God, having a common goal and learning something from each other. The sessions made me realize how important God is in my life. It strengthened

Maraming pagbabago ang nagaganap sa buhay ng mga sumasapi sa Bukluran, katulad nitong mga taga-Malaya na masusing nag-aaral ng mga paksa sa Bukluran nila.

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The Parish Pastoral Council Executive Committee members went out to the mountains of Tagaytay last July 4-5, for their annual recollection.

Recollection master Fr. Cyrus Banque, CMF (standing) ably led them to pray and reflect on their lives in relation to their service in the church.

DMA members continue to do their work of mercy at the AFP Medical Center (V. Luna Hospital).

The Mass of the Holy Spirit was celebrated by Fr. Steve last July 17 to bless the scholars of the Lord of Divine Mercy Parish Foundation before

they start the new school year. Present during the Mass were the scholars, parents, guardians and the foundation’s Board of Trustees.

Nine Claretian college seminarians started their apostolate in our parish last July 19. According to Fr. Steve, they will come every Sunday to visit the different areas of our parish and help in the formation and building up of the area communities. The group is composed of 3 Vietnamese and 6 Filipinos.

Welcome to our parish community! To the periphery!

Sikatuna emergency team simulates a medical emergency as part of disaster preparedness.

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Medical Dental Mission sa Sitio Libis

Seminarians at WorkBotocan. The 9 Claretian seminarians were

introduced by Fr. Ronnie Banaria at the Area Mass last July 26. Three of them – Bros. Macky, Joseph and Mac - will serve the Botocan area exclusively. They will focus on choir formation and rehearsals as well as help in facilitating the 2 Bukluran groups every Sunday.

Bliss 1. Three seminarians – Bros. Vincent, Peter and Randall – led Bldg. 3 residents in discussing the Mass. The attendees come from the homes where the Divine Mercy image has been enthroned.

Lambak. Bros. Jhon, Joseph and Kent assisted the area in the Home Evangelization Program or HEP.

“NO BIO, NO BOTO”: BIOMETRICS SCANNING IN SIKATUNA

Voter registration with biometrics scanning was once again conducted for residents of Sikatuna Village last July 23-24 from 8:00 AM-4:00 PM. About 400 villagers came to register at the event, which was spearheaded by the Barangay Council in cooperation with the Commission on Elections (COMELEC). During this two-day period, the Barangay Sikatuna Hall became a one-stop-shop for a full biometrics scan, which included the gathering of a citizen’s photograph, fingerprints and signature specimens - requirements that were set forth by COMELEC ahead of the 2016 National Elections.

Only those who submitted their biometrics will have their Voter’s IDs issued - or as the COMELEC put it, “No Bio, No Boto”.

Are we ready for the 2016 Elections? Barangay Captain Annabel Curatcho seems confident that we are. “Let us vote wisely,” she said. “Huwag sayangin ang ating boto. Lumabas at bumoto. Ang inyong pagboto ang magsasabi ng ating kinabukasan.” Patricza Braganza

In Memoriam

Sa pagtutulungan ng SSDM, APC Libis, mga Claretian seminarians, mga volunteer medical practitioners at church workers, naging matagumpay ang medical-dental mission sa Sitio Libis noong Hulyo 26. Umabot sa 180 na katao ang nakapag-kunsulta sa mga doktor at tumanggap ng libreng gamot. Umabot naman sa 76 ang naging pasyente ng mga dentista.

Salamat sa mga doctors na sina Dr. Cora Balod, Dr. Jocelyn Franco, Dr. Grace Valledor, Dr. Leah Gato at Dr. Marie Luna, gayun din sa mga dentista na sina Dr. Joseph Tabernilla, Dr. Boy Mondok, Dr. Teresita Delos Santos, Dr. Jaymoun Bicerra, Dr. Rolando Halili at Dr. Ercillo at Dra. Erlise Zarco. Salamat din sa nurse na si Ciarra Ebesate. Sammy Cuartero

…and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.

We request the pious reader to pray for the eternal repose of the souls of our dear departed brothers and sisters.

Virginia S. Tuñgol, 80 Brgy. Botocan (+) July 13, 2015

Imelda A. Balmaceda, 69 Brgy. Botocan (+) July 25, 2015

Rodrigo D. Macaraeg, 61 Brgy. Botocan (+) July 31, 2015

Candido P. Libradilla, 98 Brgy. Sikatuna (+) Aug. 3, 2015

Lolita C. Amaga, 73 Brgy. Botocan (+) Aug. 3, 2015

Celia C. Alicaycay, 57 Brgy. Botocan (+) Aug. 12, 2015

Hermina E. Forte, 64 Brgy. Botocan (+) Aug. 12, 2015

Yolanda Q. Velonza, 34 Brgy. Sikatuna (+) Aug. 14, 2015

Joselito “Boy” Canlapan, 66 Brgy. Sikatuna (+) Aug. 15, 2015

(Lay Minister)

Ma. Fidela Eden B. Montemayor, 63 Brgy. Malaya (+) Aug. 18, 2015

(Lector, Daloy Editor)

Rodelio N. Calizar, 68 Sitio Libis (+) Aug. 18, 2015

Claretian seminarians facilitate the Bukluran sessions in Botocan.

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CATPRO Resumes For the third straight year, the Holy Family School of

Quezon City resumed its Catechetical and Tutorial Program (CATPRO) for Grades 1-3 students at the San Isidro Labrador Chapel in Brgy. Botocan last July 25, with 71 children and 34 volunteers in attendance. On August 15, an extension of CATPRO was launched for the tutees’ parents to give them training in livelihood projects and to form Basic Ecclesial Communities (BECs) for their pastoral growth. Parents will also assist the volunteer students in the feeding program, preparing and cooking healthy food to be served during the break period of the tutorial classes. Tutorials are regularly held every Saturday, while the parents’ assembly is done on the second Saturday of each month. Zenaida delos Reyes, APC Botocan

CATPRO tutors and tutees enjoy the resumption of the tutorial program. One of the students, Jillian Peñaroyo

(left, arm outstretched), passed the Holy Family School scholarship exam and is now a Grade 4 student.

Construction Fund Statement of Assets, Liabilities and Fund balances As of July 31, 2015

ASSETS

Cash and Cash equivalent

Cash on hand 300.00 Cash in bank-BPI Peso account 164,290.48 Cash in bank-BPI Dollar account 25,315.20 Short-Term Investment 18,979,297.28TOTAL ASSETS 19,169,202.96 ==========FUND BALANCES Construction fund, 07/01/15 8,649,446.44 Add: Interest earned on Investment & savings account 59,206.65 8,708,653.09 PPC donation to CF 651,045.87 Printing expenses-10.5.10 (25,300.00) 625,745.87 Architect’s fees and soil testing (784,496.00)Project 10.5.10, 07/01/2015 10,308,200.00 Add: Collection Project 10.5.10, 07/1-31/2015 291,100.00 10,599,300.00 Construction Fund-Prequalification kit,etc. 20,000.00

TOTAL FUND BALANCES, 07/31/15 19,169,202.96 ==========

PCC COORDINATOR... (cont’d. from p2)

THE ASSUMPTION OF MARYOur Lady of the Assumption is one of 117 titles accorded to the Blessed

Virgin Mary, with a feast in her honor celebrated every August 15. On this day, we recall that she was assumed body and soul into heaven, where the Heavenly Father crowned her three times as Queen of the Church: Militant, Suffering and Triumphant. She is truly deserving of such an honor, for when she consented to be the Mother of Jesus, she became a principal witness to the obedience of faith. She is a model for our times because of her unwavering faith.

When Jesus was dying on the cross, He gave His mother to his disciple; figuratively speaking, He entrusted His Mother to us. Since the Church is the bride of Christ, it follows that Mary is the Mother and Queen of the Church in the order of grace because she gave birth to Jesus. Her spiritual motherhood is universal because it extends to those whom Jesus came to save. The Blessed Mother gave herself entirely to the work of her son Jesus, espousing wholeheartedly the divine will of salvation for all mankind.

The Assumption is also rich in parallelism. It reminds us that our final destiny should be heaven, and implies that in order to attain heavenly bliss, one must depart from earthly pleasures. Devotees pray to her for peace, healing, freedom, truth, and the eternal repose of our loved ones. To be devoted to the Blessed Mother is an act of humility, submission and gratitude.

As we commemorate her feast day, let us picture her ascent slowly in our minds. While she is airborne, let us implore her to carry our petitions with her straight to heaven. So that when the Heavenly Father receives and crowns her, He will also crown our prayers. Sarah Filomena R. Villacorta

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Pre-construction activities now ongoing Preparations are indeed underway for the construction of PLDM’s

Pastoral Center and Adoration Chapel! After final approval and acceptance of the construction drawings

prepared by 5-Ideas Innovative Design Experts and Specialists Inc. (the architectural firm commissioned by PLDM to design the building), the contract documents are now ready. These will support the application for the building and other permits from the city’s Building Official Office.

The recently-vacated PLDM Annex will be demolished as soon as permits are secured and a demolition contractor is selected. Work may last for at least 2 weeks.

In July, prospective construction contractors were invited to apply for pre-qualification to bid for the project via Sunday announcements. 38 groups responded and acquired the pre-qualification kit. Of these, 15 applicants submitted their intents and requirements last August 4. The documents went through technical, legal and financial evaluation to assess each prospective bidder’s capabilities to execute the project. The official list of qualified bidders will be known within August 2015. The Bidding Phase will be conducted in September 2015 and will be handled by the professional construction, group of Jose Aliling and Associates.

After all preliminaries have been completed, formal groundbreaking and start of construction is expected to be in October 2015.

A last glimpse at the now-vacated PLDM Annex which will be demolished to give way to the Pastoral Center.

Update on the Pastoral Centerby BONG RILLO

ANNOUNCEMENTSSept. 5-7 – Triduum in Honor of the Solemnity of the

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Sept. 8 – Feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Sept. 12 – SFC talk on True Love Sikatuna Barangay Hall (every Saturday)

Sept. 19 – Bantay Kalusugan. Venue: Sikatuna Barangay Hall.

Sept. 19-27 – Novena in Honor of San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila

Sept. 20 – End of pledging period of donations to DOTS or More

Sept. 21 – Feast of St. Matthew, Apostle & Evangelist

Sept. 28 – Feast Day of San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila

Sept. 29 – Feast of Archangels, Sts. Michael, Gabriel & Raphael

Nov. 28 – Kasalang Bayan. Interested couples may already register at the Parish Office