SCA and CCD

20/09/2026

A meaningful gathering of faith, fellowship, and service!

The Confraternity of Christian Doctrine (CCD) successfully held its General Assembly, bringing together our members for a time of prayer, connection, and renewed commitment to our mission of knowing, living, and sharing our Catholic faith.

Through meaningful conversations, fun activities and discussion we were reminded that being part of CCD is more than simply learning about our faith—it is about growing together as a community and becoming witnesses of Christ in our everyday lives.

May this gathering inspire us to continue walking together in faith, serving with love, and living out the teachings of Christ.

One faith. One community. One mission.

📝: Yiana Samantha Dimatulac | CCD President
📸: Jules Luis Angelo Andal | CCD P.R.O
🖼️: Allysa Grace Cruzat | SCA President

11/09/2026

🌿 SCA FORMATION SEMINAR 2026 🌿

A day of faith, formation, and fellowship! On September 11, 2026, the Student Catholic Action (SCA) gathered for a meaningful Formation Seminar, creating an opportunity to deepen our faith, strengthen our commitment to service, and grow together as young Catholic leaders.

May this formation inspire us to live out our faith not only within the school community but also in our families and society. May we continue to learn with faith, serve with love, and lead with Christ at the center of everything we do.

SCA and CCD | A.Y. 2026–2027

🖼️: Stevin Belen
📝: Allysa Grace Cruzat

11/09/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR NEWLY ELECTED SCA OFFICERS!

With hearts dedicated to faith, service, and leadership, we proudly welcome the newly elected officers of the Student Catholic Action (SCA) for A.Y. 2026–2027. May you continue to inspire your fellow Teresians through your commitment, compassion, and active participation in the spiritual and community life of our school.

As you begin this new journey of service, may God guide you in every decision and strengthen you in fulfilling your responsibilities. May your leadership be a reflection of Christ’s love and a source of inspiration to others. Serve with faith, lead with love, and inspire through action.

Solo Dios Basta!💚

🖼️📝: Allysa Grace Cruzat

11/09/2026

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEWLY ELECTED CCD OFFICERS!

We proudly congratulate the newly elected officers of the Confraternity Christian Doctrine (CCD) for A.Y. 2026–2027!

May you continue to embrace your calling to share the Catholic faith, teach Christian values, and serve as witnesses of God’s love to your fellow students and the community.

May God bless you with wisdom, courage, and a servant’s heart as you begin this new journey of leadership. May your service be guided by faith, integrity, concern, responsibility, and service, and may you inspire others to grow deeper in their relationship with Christ. Lead with faith, serve with love, and teach through your example.

Solo Dios Basta!💚

🖼️📝: Allysa Grace Cruzat

08/09/2026

08/09/2026

𝘿𝙚𝙖𝙧, 𝙈𝙖𝙢𝙖 𝙈𝙖𝙧𝙮! 𝙃𝘼𝙋𝙋𝙔 𝘽𝙄𝙍𝙏𝙃𝘿𝘼𝙔!

Today, we celebrate the day you were born, but somehow, I feel that the gift is mine—because God gave me you as my Mother.

Thank you for always bringing me closer to Jesus. Thank you for your faithful fiat, your tenderness, and your motherly love. I may not always be the best child, but I will always be your child.

I will forever love you, Mama Mary. Please continue to pray for me and lead me home to your Son.

𝙏𝙧𝙪𝙡𝙮 𝙮𝙤𝙪𝙧𝙨,
𝙖 𝙈𝙖𝙧𝙞𝙖𝙣 𝙙𝙚𝙫𝙤𝙩𝙚𝙚.

04/08/2026

Happy Priest's Day, Rev. Fr. Carlo Magno Ilagan!

Today, we celebrate and thank you for the gift of your vocation and your faithful service to the Sta. Teresa College community. Your kindness, wisdom, and genuine care for others continue to inspire us to grow in faith, hope, and love.

We pray that God continues to bless you with good health, joy, and strength as you carry out His mission. May He fill your heart with peace and continue to guide you as you lead others closer to Him.

SOLO DIOS BASTA
Always for Jesus 💚

03/04/2026

GOOD FRIDAY IS A DAY OF FASTING & ABSTINENCE

Good Friday, the day commemorating the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ, is observed not only as a solemn day of remembrance but also as a day of abstinence and fasting in the Catholic tradition and many Christian communities. These practices are deeply rooted in the Church’s understanding of penance and spiritual discipline, serving as a way for the faithful to unite their own sacrifices with the suffering of Christ on the Cross.

Abstinence refers to refraining from eating meat, a practice traditionally observed by adults over the age of 14. The act of abstaining from certain foods is symbolic, reminding believers of the self-denial that Christ experienced during His Passion. It also encourages a spirit of simplicity and reflection, helping individuals focus less on bodily desires and more on spiritual matters, such as prayer, meditation, and acts of charity.

Fasting, on the other hand, involves reducing the quantity of food consumed. In the Catholic Church, it is usually practiced by adults between the ages of 18 and 59. Traditionally, fasting on Good Friday consists of one full meal and two smaller meals that together do not equal a full meal, with no eating between meals. This form of fasting helps cultivate self-discipline, fosters solidarity with the poor and suffering, and reminds the faithful of the profound sacrifice that Jesus made for humanity.

The combined practice of fasting and abstinence on Good Friday is more than a physical discipline; it is a spiritual exercise that fosters repentance, reflection, and gratitude. By consciously giving up certain foods and reducing our meals, believers symbolically share in the suffering of Christ, while also acknowledging human weakness and dependence on God. These acts of penance also prepare the faithful to enter more fully into the joy of the Resurrection at Easter, providing a tangible contrast between the sorrow of Good Friday and the celebration of new life on Easter Sunday.

In addition, abstinence and fasting on Good Friday serve as a communal practice. As millions of Christians around the world participate in these disciplines, there is a shared expression of faith, solidarity, and devotion. Observing these traditions offers a structured way to enter into the sacred mystery of Christ’s Passion, deepen one’s prayer life, and cultivate a more disciplined and compassionate heart. In this way, Good Friday becomes not only a day of mourning but also an opportunity for spiritual growth and renewal.

03/04/2026

This Good Friday, we solemnly remember Jesus Christ's sacrifice on the cross, the ultimate testament to God's boundless love for humanity.

As we reflect on this profound act, we pray that all Teresians may embody God's love in their lives, becoming channels of compassion and grace.

SOLO DIOS BASTA
Always for Jesus🤍