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LIVING WATER, CLEAN SHORES: A MISSION OF CARE Today, September 19, 2026, Parokia San Telmo, through the Parish Youth Ministry, led a Simultaneous Coastal Clean-Up Drive along the coastlines of Punta, San Antonio, Maura, Dodan, and Paddaya. As part of our Season of Creation 2026 celebration with the theme “Living Water,” the activity became a concrete expression of our Christian vocation to care for God’s creation, our common home. Together with our barangay communities, students, BEC workers, and Parish Youth Ministers, we served not only to clean our shores but also to witness to our faith through action. May our care for creation flow from our love for God and His creation. Living Water, Living Faith, Living Mission.

WALKING TOGETHER IN FAITH: PAROKIA SAN TELMO BECs JOURNEYING IN SYNODALITY Sept 13, 2026 | Parish BEC Exchange Parokia San Telmo brought together BECs across barangays for a meaningful exchange—sharing community life, programs, and concerns. Key topics included Household & Family Profiling, October’s Block Rosary, and pastoral matters. Fr. Augustus Calubaquib stressed family & leader profiles as vital tools for knowing and accompanying our people. Ms. Lorela Candido presented Sep–Nov parish activities. We also joyfully celebrated Fr. Christian Dave Remudaro’s early birthday! Gratitude to Brgy. Maura for facilitation & Brgy. Tallungan for the meals. Together, we live synodality—walking, listening, and serving as one Church.

ECO-ROSARY: WALKING WITH MARY, CARING FOR CREATION On the evening of September 12, 2026, parishioners of Parokia San Telmo gathered in prayer for an Eco-Rosary as part of the parish’s celebration of the Season of Creation. The prayer-walk began at the parish grounds and proceeded to the shoreline of Brgy. Punta, with participants praying the Rosary as they walked. The Parish Youth Ministry initiated the activity, joined by Rev. Fr. Christian Dave Remudaro and parishioners. The image of the Blessed Virgin Mary was carried throughout the procession, symbolizing Mary’s guidance as we care for God’s creation. Mary, who lovingly welcomed Christ into the world, teaches us to receive creation with gratitude and to protect our common home. Through the Eco-Rosary, every prayer and every step became a commitment to care for our seas, shores, and all of God’s creation. Special thanks to MEDCOM ONE for assisting with traffic and ensuring the safe passage of the procession. Mary, Mother of Creation, pray for us and guide us in caring for our common home.