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Lay Liturgical Ministers Formation - Music Ministry
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Lay Liturgical Ministers Formation - Altar Servers
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Parish Youth Ministry Core Group Meeting
The St. Philomene Virgin Parish Youth Ministry Core Group held a planning session for the upcoming Parish Youth General Assembly on September 27. They prepared the program, activities, and shared vision with prayer and dedication, aiming to create a meaningful day of faith, fellowship, and fun for all young people.
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Where faith takes root: Gattaran parish turns sacraments into acts of stewardship
For years, the Parish of Saint Catherine of Alexandria in Gattaran, Cagayan has encouraged families receiving the sacraments, especially Baptism, to bring a fruit-bearing tree seedling to be blessed and planted at home. The simple parish practice reflects the call of Laudato Si’ to care for our common home and offers a meaningful way for families to connect faith, new life, and creation.
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LIVING WATER, CLEAN SHORES: A MISSION OF CARE
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LAY LITURGICAL MINISTERS FORMATION 2026
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18 more hearts for service: New Encoders trained for Parish Profiling and BEC Revival
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WALKING TOGETHER IN FAITH: PAROKIA SAN TELMO BECs JOURNEYING IN SYNODALITY Sept 13, 2026 | Parish BEC Exchange
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ECO-ROSARY: WALKING WITH MARY, CARING FOR CREATION
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TARIPNONG AGTUTUBO
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Marian Taize Vigil
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Lay Liturgical Formation 2026
The Archdiocesan Shrine and Parish of St. Joseph the Worker gathered its new and existing Lay Liturgical Ministers—both youth and adults—for a meaningful formation seminar on September 6, 2026. The formation was led by Rev. Fr. Glendeo Pattaguan, who shared his insights and guidance on the ministry of Lectors, Commentators, and Gift Ministers, emphasizing the importance of faithful service, proper preparation, and active participation in the Church’s liturgical life. More than simply learning the responsibilities of the ministry, the gathering served as an opportunity to deepen one’s faith, renew one’s commitment to serve, and grow together as a community of ministers. May all our ministers continue to serve with faith, humility, reverence, and love, becoming instruments through which the beauty of the liturgy and the presence of Christ are made more visible to our parish community. “For the building up of the Body of Christ.” — Ephesians 4:12
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