2012 Centennial Year 1: 2010 Prayer Weaving Compassion Weaver God be with us as we weave compassion in the tapestry of our centennial year celebration. Journey with us as we reveal the colors of compassion that bind us together as communities becoming "schools of mercy and havens of compassion" for others, especially to our poor brothers and sisters.  You, who hold the design of our being, can make this happen. Amen.

2012 Centennial Schedule

March 6-7, 2010 Meeting of Reserach and Documentation Committee Christine Hall, QC February 12, 2010 Meeting of Spirituality Committee Rosary Hall, QC. February 3-5, 2010 Centennial Launching St. Bridget College  Batangas City January 20, 2010 Meeting of Centennial Committe December 18-19, 2009 Meeting of Research/Documentation Committee On or before December 16, 2009 Submission of Community History to the Research/Documentation Committee See Guidelines:Click Here December 9, 2009 Meeting of Centennial Committee November 9-10, 2009 Meeting of Working Committees Rosary Hall, Good Shepherd Community, Quezon City October 3, 2009 Soft-launching of 2012 Centennial Good Shepherd Chapel Quezon City

Retreat to prepare for First Profession of Vows

 

Sr. Teresita “Tess” Figueroa RGS, juniorate directress of the Philippine Province, facilitates a retreat in South Korea for two novices preparing for their First Profession of Vows.

Novices Sr. Mary  Victoria Au and Sr. Mary Imelda Li from Hong Kong are in South Korea for their second year novitiate. During their canonical year or first year of novitiate, 2007-2008, the two sisters were in the Philippines for formation with Sr. Tess, who, at the time, was novice directress. Sr. Tess has been invited by Sr. Johanna Maria Yong, province leader, and Sr. Melania Jung, novice directress, of Northeast Asia, to facilitate  the retreat this January.

The ceremonies for the  First Profession of Vows of Srs. Mary Victoria and Sr. Mary Imelda will be held on January 13 at 2 p.m. in Chunchun City in South Korea.

It will be recalled that Hong Kong used to be part of the District of China. The restructuring in the congregation and the consultation with the sisters resulted in the creation of  the Province of Northeast Asia composed of the communities in Hongkong, Macau, Taiwan and South Korea. South Korea used to belong to the Province of East Asia which is now composed of the countries of Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam and Cambodia. (RK)