In honor of our patron saint, Saint Joseph, the parish fiesta was celebrated week-long.
On the part of the school, the whole week beginning March 12 started with a liturgy venerating St. Joseph every morning. It culminated with a big celebration on Saturday, March 17 with a parade in town, ground exercises performed by students, and the traditional pass in review of the CAT featuring the turnover ceremonies of officership. Captain Ryan Nabejet (Class 1992) was the guest honor and speaker in that rainy morning.
After the events, the exhibits of students' projects were opened for public viewing.
On the part of the parish, a mass wedding and a mass baptism were both celebrated on March 16, 2007. Seven couples received the sacrament of matrimony and about 16 children were baptized.
On Sunday, March 18, a Eucharistic celebration was held at 8 o'clock in the morning to begin the Parish TOngtongan. A short program followed before lunch.
The Parish Tongtongan was an assessment of all the BECs under the SWOT (Strengths, weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) analysis facilitated by Sr. Nory Santiago, FdCC. It went through until the evening of March 19 and capped by another mass of thanksgiving for a Tongtongan meaningfully done.
In this occasion, all BECs and organizations were asked to nominate their choice for the Saint Joseph Mission Pastoral Council (SJMPC), the pastoral arm of the parish.
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The old, rusty building was torn down and there laid upon it a structure four times its size, and now it shines proudly in light blue and yellow
If anybody sees this, maybe I'm long gone.... Maybe I would be valedictorian at SJS in 2021
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