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CONGRATULATIONS to all completers of Batch 2021-2022

Rappler CEO Maria Ressa is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for 2021 on Friday, October 8, in an unprecedented recognition of journalism's role in today's world. In this conversation, Ressa talks about the Prize, the global events that shed the light on press freedom, and how journalists all over the world continue to fight the battle for truth. Making her ther First Filipino who have received the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize! We the Filipinos are soo proud of you!

Maski mabaskog ang ulan wala gid mag-untat mahatag lng ang qmon pinasahi nga regalo para sa amon baganihan nga manunudlo!
Happy Teachers Day to our Grade 10- STE class adviser, Ma'am Jonalyn C. Acanto!
Our little gift that is full of love ang gratitude for all your hardworks and sacrifice just toake sure that we will learn all our lesson to makw us great men and women someday. Happy Teachers Day, Ma'am Acanto and all the Teachers around the world!

Hail Our Queen!

Congrats sa Miss Rampa 2019, Arvin ka Group 1! Ang Pamilya Comatose Douuny proud knimo❤

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This October, the National Commission for Culture and the Arts (NCCA), through its Subcommission on Cultural Communities and Traditional Arts (SCCTA), is celebrating the National Indigenous Peoples (IP) Month pursuant to Presidential Proclamation No. 1906 signed in 2009 wherein the constitution mandates the “recognition and protection of the rights of Indigenous Cultural Communities/ Indigenous Peoples (ICCs/IPs).” Various agencies namely the National Commission on Indigenous Peoples (NCIP), Office of the Muslim Affairs (OMA), Commission on Higher Education-Philippines (CHED), and the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) are among the agencies celebrating the annual celebration.

The theme of this year’s Dayaw, “Katutubong Filipino: Atin ang Tagumpay!” highlights the ways in which Philippine Indigenous Peoples firmly manifest their optimistic views and practices or their “strategies of prevailing” in the midst of adversities.

Read more about the celebration here: https://ncca.gov.ph/2021/10/01/indigenous-peoples-month-2021/

Happy birthday 🎉🎂🎊 to our one and only Sophia, Pia, Ping❤️ May the lord bless always and may you continue to be humble in serving our lord and our our country through teaching the youth ang guiding us towards our beautiful future. May He guide you and may your dreams come true! wish you good health ❤️. God bless!Espero que todos tus deseos se cumplan.
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in 1917: Isinilang sa Sarrat, Ilocos Norte ang diktador na si Ferdinand Marcos.

Higit dalawang dekada ring pinamunuan ni Marcos ang Pilipinas. Nagtagal siya puwesto nang ipatupad ang 'martial law', isang madilim na bahagi ng kasaysayan ng bansa na hindi dapat kalimutan.

Sumali sa ABS-CBN News Viber Community para sa mga balita at impormasyon: bit.ly/ABSCBNNewsViber

Pagpupugay sa dakilang taong nagtaguyod at namatay para sa Demokrasiya ng bayang api.
Pag-alala sa iyong kabayanihan aming Dakilang Dating Senador Benigno Simeon Aquino Jr.🎗️
Paggunita sa Ika-38 Anibersaryo ng kamatayan.

Parish of San Joaquin-Ministry of Altar Server's invites everyone to join the 5th ONLINE HOLY ROSARY on August 7, 2021- Saturday, 8:30 pm at San Joaquin Parish Church.

This Holy Rosary is a tribute to the Month of the Immaculate Heart of Mary and the Month of the Altar Servers. This will be led by Parish of San Joaquin-Ministry of Altar Servers. Live streamed via Parish of San Joaquin - Ministry of Altar Server's FB page, Sakristan Spotted FB page, and other media partners.

Together as one nation and one ministry, let us pray for the world healing through the intercession of our Blessed Mother, Mary and let us pray for the Guidance, Protection, Sincerity, Holiness, and Originality of our Altar Servers.

𝙃𝘼𝙋𝙋𝙔 𝙋𝙍𝙄𝙀𝙎𝙏𝙎 𝘿𝘼𝙔!

"The priest is not a priest for himself- he is for you. After GOD, the priest is everything!" - St. John Mary Vianney

As we remember this special celebration for all priests, may we offer them a prayer that they may serve as a bridge, instead of walls. May they also imitate the Good Shepherd for us to be guided in every step of the way. May this day remind them of their calling as shepherd of all souls.

St. John Mary Vianney, pray for all priests!





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Kami ang pumupugay sa dakilang kauna-unahang babaeng Pangulo nga Pilipinas at sa Asia na naging ina ng ating Demokrasiya.
Nag iwan ng marka sa kasyasayan ng Pilipinas na aming taos pusong pinasasalamatan. Aming ina-alala ang iyong kabayanihan
Dating Pangulo Corazon "Cory" Cojuangco Aquino!🎗️🎗️🎗️
Ika-12 taon ng Kamatayan.

8 GREAT SCIENTISTS WHO WERE CATHOLICS

Today, we celebrate the birthday of the first person to lay the mathematical of the science of generics, none other than Gregor Mendel. But did you know that aside from his profession as a scientist, he was also an Augustinian Prelate? Who would have thought that science and faith are compatible?

It’s a common myth that science and faith contradict each other. Today, we presnt to you 8 Great Scientists who were Catholics. Not only have they upheld the teachings of the Church, but they have also made incredible contributions to the world.

*Note: This is just a shorlist of the Great Scientists who were Catholics, there are many others!

1. Fr. Stanley Jaki
Stanley L. Jaki was a Hungarian-born Benedictine priest who wrote extensively on the relationship between science and faith. Born in Gyor, Hungary in 1924, he became a priest in 1948, and received his doctorate degree in theology from the Pontifical Institute of St. Anselm in Rome two years later.
Among his more notable works were The Relevance of Physics in 1966 and Science and Creation in 1974. In both works, Jaki “argued that the scientific enterprise did not become viable and self-sustaining until its incarnation in Christian medieval Europe, and that the advancement of science was indebted to the Christian understanding of creation,” according to the Times. In a 1967 article in the Journal of Science and Religion, Jaki advanced his argument even further, stating that “faith, or belief, forms the ultimate foundation of the certainty of every knowledge.”

2. Gregor Mendel
"Gregor Mendel, known as the "father of modern genetics," was born in Austria in 1822. A monk, Mendel discovered the basic principles of heredity through experiments in his monastery's garden."

3. Fr. Giuseppe Mercalli
Priest, volcanologist, and director of the Vesuvius Observatory who is best remembered today for his Mercalli scale for measuring earthquakes which is still in use. Yes, the scientific inquiry of Catholics knows no bounds, even volcanoes and earthquakes have been studied.

4. Fr. Georges Lemaitre
A Belgian Catholic Priest, astronomer and professor of physics at the Catholic University of Leuven. Known as the father of the Big Bang Theory

5. Nicolaus Copernicus
Born in 1473 in present-day Thorn, Poland, Nicolaus Copernicus was headed for a career in medicine and law when he discovered his passion for astronomy. He came from a devout Catholic family. Two brothers become clerics, one sister entered the Cistercian order, and the family was in the Third Order of St. Dominic, according to the Catholic Encyclopedia.

He would go on to become one of the great figures of the Scientific Revolution, remembered for challenging the traditional geocentric model of the universe in which the earth was at the center. Instead, Copernicus proposed a sun-centered, or heliocentric, model. His ideas were presented in his book, On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres, published in 1543, the year that he died.

Despite his interest in astronomy, he eventually obtained doctorates in both medicine and law. He earned a living as a Church canon, managing the properties and finances.

6. Blaise Pascal
A French mathematician, physicist, inventor, writer and Catholic theologian. Best known as the inventor of the first calculator, contributing Pascal's triangle and probability theory.

7. Roger Boscovich
A physicist, astronomer, mathematician, philosopher, diplomat, poet, theologian, and Jesuit priest who made many contributions to astronomy.

8. St. Albert the Great
Known for discovering arsenic, in addition to being a Doctor of the Catholic Church and a Saint.

Sources:
(1) These 5 Catholic scientists shaped our understanding of the world — Aleteia [published by Stephen Beale on May 25, 2018]

(2) 15 Catholic Scientists Who Have Made Amazing Contributions To The World — Catholic Link [published by Becky Roach]

(3) Catholic Scientists of the Past — Society of Catholic Scientists

(4) 11 Amazing Catholic Scientists You Should Know — Epic Pew [published by Shaun Mcafee on June 19, 2015]

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To all our graduates and their families,
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"Negativity sorrounds but my dream is bigger"

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