Peace Be with You.” Congregation of the Sisters of St

“Peace be with you.” Congregation of the Sisters of St. John the Baptist

AnA Joyful Easter Narrative Insight into of the the Current current Journey journey of the Philippine Vice– Province

Yapak ANYapak OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF THE PHILIPPINE VICE-PROVINCE

On this Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the Baptist, we joyfully proclaim and give witness to the same Good News in the many events of the journey in the life of the Philippine Vice-Province.

These familiar words spoken first by St. John the Baptist are beautiful words that can be prayer- fully meditated upon and lived throughout our lives. When John had first spoken these words, the “Lamb of God” was seen in a very ordinary way. The eyes of all present saw only an ordinary man approaching the scene. However, the eyes of faith saw something more. John saw the ONE who would give His life for the salvation of the world as the Sacrificial Lamb, and seeing Him, he pro- claims in affirmation, by giving witness to the One whose fullness everyone has received grace upon grace, “Behold the Lamb of God!” In Jesus, John found the meaning of his own vocation, to testify to the light, so that all might believe through him.

In our daily liturgical celebrations, the same words are uttered each time the Sacred Host is held up for all to see. We see Jesus, the Sacrificial Lamb, in an even more veiled way. We see with our eyes, a piece of bread. But with the eyes of faith, we behold our Savior, seeing His glory, the glory as of the Father’s only Son, full of grace and truth.

These same words could also be applied in the other countless moments in our daily lives. We see that the Sacrificial Lamb of God is continually coming to us throughout our day. He is all around us, coming to us in veiled form, yet revealing Himself in faith. We find His Divine Presence hidden in the ordinary experiences of life that continually transform. He is behind every act of selfless charity that we extend to the poor and marginalized. He is inside the heart of every suffering person we meet who longs for liberation and teaches us compassion. He is the reconciling presence within and outside our communities, encouraging forgiveness, dialogue, real friendship and filial exchange of joy. He lives and evokes in us the holy longing to constantly share Him to others each day. He is hidden in the suffering of those victims of oppression and injustices. He is present in the beautiful gift of creation that unceasingly gives life. He is the PEACE that the world cannot give.

In the spirit of John the Baptist, this Newsletter expresses our desire to proclaim that Someone greater than us is the One who is constantly saving, making His love known to all. He is Jesus. We seek Him out, expecting His divine presence to be veiled but real. And we discover Him with the eyes of faith that makes us rejoice as He draws near. “Behold the Lamb of God!”

It is with great joy that I congratulate our It is indeed fitting to entitle this volume in May the articles of Communications’ team for renewing their reference to our Patron, St. John the Baptist this Newsletter enthusiasm to publish the next volume of our who proclaimed Jesus as the Lamb of God. inspire us to do VP Newsletter, the theme of which is “There is greater things for I imagine how this newsletter has been long the Lamb of God!”. Lamb of God , Agnus Deī the glory of God awaited by all of us since it will ingeniously in Latin, is a title for Jesus that appears in the and for the good of keep us posted about the significant events of Gospel of John. It appears in John 1:29, where our neighbors as our Vice-Province and the entire Congregation John the Baptist sees Jesus and exclaims, our Founder, St. as well as update us of the bounteous bless- "Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the Alfonso Maria Fusco ings that the Lord has bestowed upon our Vice sin of the world." The lamb represents Christ did. May Jesus, the Lamb of God conquer our -Province. As we relish the pieces of infor- as both suffering and triumphant; it is typically hearts and make us like Him who is ever gen- mation, may our hearts be stirred to give of a sacrificial animal, and may also symbolize tle, meek and pure. As we are drawn closer to ourselves ever more to the service of those gentleness, innocence, and purity. When de- our Spouse, may we be one in living out our entrusted to our care and those whom we picted with the lion, the pair can mean a state Baptistine Consecrated life, responding to the wish to embrace in our mission. of paradise. In addition, the lamb symbolizes signs of the times in the Philippine context. sweetness, forgiveness and meekness.

After four years of residing in a temporary residence, our Sisters serving in Holy Child High School in Kinoguitan, Misamis Oriental have transferred to the Sisters’ quarter in the school campus. His Excellency Antonio Ledesma, Archbishop of Cagayan de Oro, blessed the residence last May 16, 2017. Indeed, God is so good and provides what is best for us, all the time.

Our Baptistine Family gratefully praises God who continues to call young and holy With joyful and thankful hearts, The Lord has blessed our desire to extend our ladies to His “sequela”. We were graced to we acknowledge God’s gift of fidelity to our mission in Australia. October 7, 2017 marked have our newly professed sisters, Sr. Joana- Sisters (Sr. Celia Macabagdal, Sr. Nenita Omon- the opening of St. Alfonso Maria Fusco Com- mie Calacat and Sr. Letecia in our religious gos and Sr. Rosita Nunez) who have just cele- munity in 12 Roberts Avenue, Horsham 3400 family. Holy perseverance, our dear Sisters! brated their perpetual profession of vows and Victoria, Australia in the Diocese of Ballarat. We remember by heart the date of your 25th anniversary to the religious life last August We are grateful to our dear sisters, Sr. Tirsa vows, June 24, 2017. 27, 2017. We wish you more fruitful years of Bale and Sr. Manuela Cabigas, who said YES to intimacy with the Spouse and generous ser- God’s call to be missionaries in Australia. We vice to His people particularly the least ones gladly accompany and support them with our and the poor! faithful and fervent prayers.

2 Our Good Lord has graced the Philippine “He who obeys never Vice-Province with a new set of Servant- goes wrong. My daugh- Leaders (Sr. Jesusita O. Cubillo, Sr. Joanne T. ters, blessed are you Cabugawan, Sr. Maria Lourdes S. Avila, Sr. who are obedient, Lilianne D. Salubre, Sr. Marian Grace Tayo) blessed are you who for a term of three years, from December 8, are under the obliga- 2017 to December 8, 2020. Sr. Joanne will tion of vows! …. serve as the VP Secretary and Sr. Milagros Tible as the VP Treasurer. The Chairpersons of the various Committees were also ap- pointed. All of them have generously said YES to the Lord believing that, having been chosen out of His mercy and goodness, He will make use of them to build His kingdom … I wish I was too, here on earth. but I was never lucky enough to be totally subordinate to others as you are.” St. Alfonso Maria Fusco

May 13, 2018 is a special day for all of us Baptistines as we together praised God for the pre- cious gift of vocation given to our Sisters Riezel Jane Alsola and Jocelyn Betache and fidelity to We, the Baptistine Sisters, express our ap- the vows graced to our Sister-Jubilarians: Sr. Dolores Ramirez, Sr. Lilianne Salubre, Sr. Salvacion Narvaja, Sr. Melinda Villareal, Sr. Edna Verano, Sr. Milagros Tible and Sr. Maria Lourdes Avila. preciation and thanksgiving to the Bishop of We rejoice with our own sisters as they relish the great privilege the Diocese of Virac, His Excellency Most Rev. of having been chosen to be His Spouse and be partners of His Manolo de los Santos, for establishing the Mis- redeeming mission. sion Church of Lictin, San Andres, Catanduanes under the patronage of St. Alfonso Maria Fusco in October 2017. We also thank its Priest Ad- To commemorate the Centennial Celebration of the appa- ministrator, Rev. Fr. Laudemer Gapaz, for his rition of Our Lady of Fatima, the sisters of Tagaytay commu- fervor and enthusiasm to spread the devotion nity together with their friends enshrined a life-sized statue to our Father Founder whose image was en- of our Lady at the hilltop of the House of Prayer last March shrined in the mission church last February 6, 25, 2018. May this sacred place increase the devotion to 2018. God will certainly do wonders through our Blessed Mother of all those who visit the place. . the intercession of our Father Founder.

3 God be praised for the gift of our Junior and Senior High School in Biliran! a “dream-come-true” for the VP Assembly participants and all the Sisters! Our sincerest thanks to Sr. Dulay and the Our Baptistine fami- sisters in the community for their great effort ly has been blessed with a and all the sisters who have joyfully distributed promising Novice, Nov. the solicitation letters and contributed to the Joebelle Albaniel, and three realization of our school project. The building gifted Postulants, Maria was blessed last January and the school started O Jesus! meek and humble of heart, Hear me. Theresa Lasquite, Alyn with Grades 7 & 8 this academic year 2018-2019. Batiancila and Marites Let us continue to support and pray for our sis- From the desire of being esteemed, Corsonada, whose entrances ters who run the school. Deliver me, Jesus. we celebrated last May 5, From the desire of being loved, 2018 and May 29, 2018, respectively. Let us contin- From the desire of being extolled, ue to pray and work for From the desire of being honored, more holy vocations in the From the desire of being praised, Church especially in our From the desire of being preferred to others, religious family. From the desire of being consulted, From the desire of being approved, From the fear of being humiliated, From the fear of being despised, From the fear of suffering rebukes, We gladly pray and accompany in spirit our representative Sr. Joanne Cabugawan to the Interna- From the fear of being calumniated, tional meeting of Sisters in Rome from the various parts of the Congregation to study and share about our spirituality and our mission. Have an enriching and fruitful meeting with our sisters, Sr. From the fear of being forgotten, Jo! God is with you! From the fear of being ridiculed,

We likewise assure Sisters Jesusita Cubillo and Milagros Tible our fervent and faithful prayers as From the fear of being wronged, they represent us to the Inter-capitular Assembly in Rome on August 17-27, 2018. Buon viaggio e From the fear of being suspected, buon incontro, carissime Suore! Dio e’ con voi! That others may be loved more than I, Jesus, grant me the grace to desire it. Admission and Renewal of promises of the Baptistine Associates, June 24, 2018. That others may be esteemed more than I , PCNE, July 18-20, 2018 That, in the opinion of the world, Vocation Animators’ Encounter, July 21-22, 2018 others may increase and I may decrease, Treasurers’ Meeting, September 15-16, 2018 That others may be chosen and I set aside, Superiors’ Meeting, September 20-22, 2018 That others may be praised and I unnoticed, Annual Retreat of Sisters in Tagaytay, October 23-30, 2018 That others may be preferred to me in every- Annual Retreat of Sisters in Palawig, April 22-29, 2019 thing, Canonical Visitation of the General Councilors to the Vice-Province, Sept. 1 to Oct. 24, 2018 That others may become holier than I, On-going Formation Program, Enneagram, Dec 26-28, 2018, VSJA Manila provided that I may become as holy as I On-going Formation Program, Family Life Ministry, Oct. 31-Nov. 1, 2018, Palawig should. AMEN On-going Formation Program, Family Life Ministry, May -2 3, 2019, Palawig

4 My heart was filled with joy praising God whose love endures forever. I was able to recall the time when I entered in the congregation at the age of 16. It was already 8 years that I have been in the formation. My Immense joy made my heart sung with gratefulness to God. Everything was due to “I am the vine, you are the branches. Whoever Him. He patiently molded me. He was my remains in me and I in Him will bear much strength especially in the circumstances fruit…” (John 15:5) that I faced certain difficulties. And as I drew nearer to the altar for the lighting of the lamp, I was able to claim that indeed I The image of vine and branches represents a am meant for Him. I was happy to be His mutual connectedness...the branch cannot bear “I am the vine, Weyou allare know the branches. that communica- Whoever spouse, a spouse committed to follow her fruit apart from the vine. Jesus described him- remains in me andtion Ihas in Himthe powerwill bear to buildmuch groom in all circumstances, living the evan- self as the vine and persuaded that without Him fruit…” (John 15:5)bridges, to enable encounter gelical counsels. I am secure of His constant we can do nothing. He said this so that our joy move to set up the Website of the Vice- fidelity. may be complete because true happiness can Province as intended in our VP Plan. be only found in Him. It is a joy of being loved This is the central meaning of my encounter I continuously ask for God’s grace that I unconditionally by Him.“ No one has greater with Jesus, my love story with Him. A journey may always be anchored in His love. I need love than this, to lay down one’s life for one’s ofI am being confident loved andthat growingthis means in loveof communica- with Him. to keep aflamed our relationship. I know, friends”. To love comes from the experience of Hetions does will not provide only callus a me venue His friendto share now, God’s but no one can separate me from Jesus’ love being loved. That is why in order to bear fruit, His spouse. because our inseparable bond can never be untied. we need to remain in Jesus’ love. . My first profession of vows is a celebration of love. I cannot forget the scenario when I started to walk on the aisle with my mother and grandmother.

The Lord showed me How blessed I am. In I was made broken in order to be Given. and with Him my nothingness becomes eve- Now, I realized that the very desire of my rything. He continues to accompany me in heart is to be joyfully given to others...for my journey, He is always with me, He leads others. I thank the Lord for every opportuni- “Here I am Lord, and guides me in comforting His people, in ty “to be given”… through simple expres- Your bread broken leading them to God, making them love God sions of a smile, a handshake, a kiss, an em- for others” in return. In the midst of my blessedness I brace, a word of love... making of me a life also experienced my Brokenness, shall I say, for others. my broken heartedness. Yes, I also experi- This theme we had As I grew older, I discovered more and enced losses and other sufferings that God’s when we made our more that the greatest gift I can give is my beloved ones share in common, losing my 1st Religious Profession of vows was the one own joy of living, my own inner peace, my brothers and sisters, my Father and even my ringing in my ears in my 3 days of silence in prep- silence and solitude and my own sense of special friends. All these happened when I aration for our 25th Anniversary. well-being. was also passing the midlife stage. There I

It surprised me how God reminded me of my understood that my brokenness is an expres- commitment… of my “YES” to Him through these sion of total surrender to a loving God who Thank You, Lord, for choosing, words. He reminded me of my Chosenness and would fulfill the deepest desire of my heart. blessing, and for breaking me to be a Blessedness . He was telling me: “You belong to Yes, in my brokenness, I’ve learned to appre- life for others. May I always hear Your gentle voice so I can walk Me”… that during my Baptism, God made me His ciate life, to understand others, and to through life knowing who I really own. selflessly give myself to them. am and to whom I truly belong. Amen.

5 PRAYER FOR THE YEAR OF THE CLERGY & CONSECRATED PERSONS

O God Most Loving Father, with your priests and those who consecrated their The priority of this year 2018 in preparing for lives to you, may we be fully and ever the 500 years of evangelization in the Philippines united to Christ. May they be our con- is given to the Clergy and the Consecrated per- stant guides in this oneness with you sons. With the logo of a stylized illustration of through prayer, the Eucharist and per- Jesus’ act of washing the feet of the disciples, sonal conversion. this year poses the challenge for those who com- We have sinned and we have failed in so mitted themselves to priestly and consecrated many ways. There are many brothers lives to be role models and authentic witnesses and sisters in our midst who continue to to Christianity. In the apostolic Exhortation of the In response to this call, we Baptistine sisters of suffer. They hunger for truth and justice, Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines, the Philippine Vice-Province joyfully live our life for charity and solidarity. both clergy and consecrated persons are “asked of consecration constantly giving preference to We pray that we may become bearers not to put themselves on pedestals and positions the little ones and the poor in all our ministries, in of the Gospel that transforms lives as of authority but to be examples of humble service fidelity to the charism of our beloved Founder, St. we reach out to our suffering brethren. to others and witnessing to the life of Jesus with Alfonso Maria Fusco. We pray that the Gospel may urge us to credibility and integrity.” Inspired by this year of grace, we are challenged action, to witness to charity and com- Embracing their life and commitment even in as well as encouraged even more to discover and passionate service. their weaknesses, imperfections and sinfulness, venture on new possibilities and creative ways Together may we all be renewed and their renewal as “men and women of the cloth” leading to a more meaningful and proactive re- learn how to be Servant-Leaders for the can be a focal point for a new evangelization in sponse that gives a faithful witness to the Call we Gospel of Christ. Like him who rose from the Philippines—a renewed clergy / consecrated have received, capable of challenging everyone to the table to wash the disciples’ feet, person, who gives real witness to the mercy and live lives in real communion with each other. may we too rise up to the challenge to love of God for His people. take care of the poor and the weak, to be always approachable rather than untouchable, and “to imbibe the odor of the sheep.” May our young people who are discern- ing the gentle call of the Lord to serve, Kudos to our Filipina missionary sisters who in joyful service offer themselves to work for the vineyard be filled with courage and determina- tion to follow you in service with humili- of the Lord! ty and love. With Mary, Star of the New Last December 2017, Sr. Vicenta Yap bade goodbye to the Philippine community and left for Italy to Evangelization, may we continue to be serve the communities dependent on the General House. The opening of the mission community, St. instruments of the Gospel John the Baptist Convent, in Horsham, Australia, paved the way for Sisters Tirsa Bale and Manuela in our country and in the world. Amen. Cabigas to scatter seeds of love to both the locals of

Australia and Filipino migrants in the Diocese of Balla- rat. The year 2017 brought back Sr. Bien Panti to Italy to once again bring joyful service to the community of Stresa. We are one with you our sisters in all our prayers as you continue to work in the Lord’s vineyard.

6 Our experience in Angri, the birthplace of our Overall, the pilgrimage was a total success beloved St. Alfonso Maria Fusco was some- and we absolutely give it an excellent rating

thing we can never forget. The patience of of 10. the other Sisters who went out of their way to First of all, we would like to thank the Com- Again, we give Praise and Glory to God for serve as our tour guides will always be cher- munity particularly, Sister Jesusita for inviting We all know that communica- sending you to us and for the joy and spir- ished in our hearts. We continue to include us to attend the Canonization of St. Alfonso tion has the power to build itual blessing that continually enfold us eve- them in our prayers. The lavish food and re- Maria Fusco, founder of the Congregation of bridges, to enable encounter ry time we reflect on this journey. freshments served by the Congregation during Sisters of St. John The Baptist, and all the Sis- as well as inclusions, and thus the various feasts were likewise fantastic. ters who accompanied, guided and helped us enrich everyone of us. I wish during the entire pilgrimage to the different It also needs toto be congratulate mentioned thethat Team the forbus religious and holy sites in Italy. we rode in was comingcomfortable up with and an clean; on-line kudos to our terrific bus driver and coordinator. The orientation given by Sister Jesusita a few Newsletter which as an initial The highlight ofmove the trip to setfor upus thewas Website all of of hours before heading to the airport was very them. However, having witnessed the canoni- helpful and informative as it gave us a general zation, seeing the Holy Father up close and overview of what to expect and very useful experiencing the celebration of the Holy Eu- do’s and don’ts once we get to our destina- charist inside St. Peter’s Basilica were the tion. moments which particularly stood out. Our The entire trip (to us was a pilgrimage) was only disappointment was not having more fantastic. The logistics, the accommodations, time…. the food, and of course the selection of the spiritual and historical sites visited were truly beyond words.

glory of God. daughter, to be his children in heaven. Following the devastating effect of the And on that very day through his interces- recent typhoon Nina, that hit Catanduanes sion, God’s providence really outpoured not last December 25, 2016, the celebration of only to our respective communities, sisters, the Feast of St. Alfonso Maria Fusco, our children and parents but most especially to Decades passed. Yet the word of Fr. Founder is dearest Founder and Father, last February 7, our workers who at that time were pulling still true and is alive today. He was a father then 2017 was indeed a simple and solemn provi- the ends of the rope just to surpass their in his time to a countless orphans, youth and dential celebration. It was marked by a daily needs and rebuild their damaged children, and to his very own spiritual daugh- celebration of the Holy Eucharist at the Ris- houses due to the recent typhoon. And to ters. And now, he may not be physically present en Christ Chapel presided by Rev. Fr. Joseph see those joyful and tearful faces receiving among us, but still he continues to share God’s Rey Villamartin. It was participated by the tarpaulins, dippers and pails and blankets bountiful graces and blessings in his ardent and children, students and their parents, and all from the Dios Mabalos Foundation was unceasing prayer in heaven. Once in his lifetime, the Sisters from Palawig Retreat House, Ville indeed a priceless thing anyone could have. Fr. Founder uttered his intimate desire with St. John School and Children’s Home. It was As Father Founder always says in his time, Jesus that is, He wished that even his shadows followed by a procession of His image from we only need to trust in His Divine Provi- could do good. Living in the shadow of his saintly the chapel going to the school and a simple dence. And truly, He is always praying for us life, we concretely experience him in our day to agape and parlor games. A festive atmos- and with us. He never forgets. day life especially in our dire moments. He is a phere was in the air, smiles and laughter father, and a founder. And he never fails to be. were everywhere… each one was sharing… He continues to work through the Institution each one was caring… and most especially that he founded, through the Sisters for the each one was thankful and blessed to be his

7 Inspired by the holiness of our Father Founder and His preferential option for God’s little ones and the poor, the community of the Sisters of St John the Baptist House of Prayer, through the generous help of a big-hearted benefactor (God bless him and his loved ones), launched last academic year 2017-2018 a comprehensive educational assistance Program for the youth and the children of the place. The Program which is helping more than 60 children now, includes weekly catechetical instructions, EucharisticWe Cele- all know that communica- bration, feeding support, transportation allowance and subsidy for schooltion has the power to build supplies and projects. It is the desire of the sisters and the benefactorbridges, that to enable encounter this program expands to all the other communities of the Vice-Province.as wellTo as inclusions, and thus date, it is a great joy to have two other communities, Virac and CDO, involvedenrich everyone of us. I wish in the same program. God willing, this will cascade to all VP communitiesto congratulate the Team for and a great number of poor children will be afforded good formationcoming and up with an on-line education which will help them have a wholesome foundation in life.Newsletter Thank which as an initial You Lord for Your great Love to us! We unceasingly trust in You! move to set up the Website of

“Trust in God. He who dresses the lilies of the fields and feeds the birds of the air cannot abandon His creatures.” St. Alfonso Maria Fusco

our messages do not come across to the peo- Congregation. With this in mind, I am led to ple we wish to reach. Where then does the reflect on the days when our different com- problem of attracting vocations really lies? munities were richly endowed with a good More than a year has passed since I was given number of candidates to the religious life. In one of the talks given to vocation promot- the task to do the vocation animation ministry ers, vocation culture is presented as a coher- for our Congregation. A task that is full of chal- In time of the Year of the Clergy and Conse- ent and shared conjunction of ways of think- lenges and which calls for great humility espe- crated Persons, as the Church calls us to live ing, feeling, acting and celebrating that create cially as we face the younger generations of our a life of holiness, it is an opportune time to the necessary atmosphere for people, espe- times. re-examine ourselves if we still bear witness cially the young, to discover their Christian to God’s love and whether we remain faith- The alarming decrease of those who respond to vocation. It further stated that religious com- ful in pointing the “Lamb of God” to the munities must have a missionary, welcoming the call to the religious life has become a real youth of today so that they too may find the challenge to our Church and which is presently and generous perspective. Vocation culture courage to respond to their own vocation. felt in our own communities. As I began to re- may thus be understood as the active witness- s I now look into the challenges of voca- flect on this reality, questions flooded my ing of each community in living out our joyful A thoughts as the difficulty of the ministry became FIAT to the call to the religious life. Hence, we tion ministry, I am moved to continually more real before my eyes. It is then that I start- can say that one of the most effective voca- renew myself with greater joy in living out ed to look into the Baptistine Vocation Culture. tion materials especially for the younger gen- the love of God and be a joyful witness, In the advent of modern and more sophisticated erations who look who esteem us, religious, is together with our community and to wher- ever we are called, and to serve joyfully technology to which communication to millions the joyful living of each sister in their ministry according to the Baptistine way of life. of people is made possible even with a single which deeply reflects the charism of our click, it is inconceivable that

8 Vocation Gallery

Vocations are born in prayer and from prayer, & only through prayer can they persevere and bear fruit. -Pope Francis

Prayer for Vocations

Lord, grant that all of humanity may recognize that our gift of life is a call from You to love. Let us know what You want from each of us and give us the strength always to say yes to You. Call many to consecrate themselves totally to You so that they may be the salt for the earth and light for the world in serving You and their brothers and sisters always. Amen.

9 final “Nothing is due to me, everything is due to God; I am a simple, humble instrument in His hands.

St. Alfonso Maria Fusco

Big thanks to all the sisters and friends who have contributed to the realization of this News- letter. We sincerely appreciate your sharing of experiences, insights and hopes.

We acknowledge that behind all these is the real Author of Wisdom and Life, the Lamb of ongratulations Sisters! We rejoice on your God! Everything is a reflection of His redemptive love for us. And we remain awed at His Di- C vine Beauty as “He passes by”. milestones. Sr. Gemma Ibardaloza, full of trust in God’s abiding presence, providence

Overcome with immense joy, we generously point Him out to everyone whom He longs to and faithfulness finished her Degree on Mas- encounter. With John, we say, “Behold, there is the Lamb of God!” ters of Arts in Educational Management last March 23, 2018 with the IDEA Program of Xavier University with the thesis on “Three- year Enrolment and Financial Development Plan”. Sr. Estela Walog likewise finished her Master’s Degree in educational Management with the same university last March 2017.

Sr. Nenita Omongos, who is now serving the community of St. John the Baptist Convent- Zambales, passed her Licensure Exam for Teachers last March 2018.

Published on the Solemnity of the Nativity of St. John the Baptivity June 24, 2018

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