25/07/2026
Fruitful and rainy afternoon!
SLP KoA, Scholars and Parents formation
π Urgent or Important? Learning to Prioritize What Matters
Today, our scholars, sacristans and parents took on a simple yet meaningful challenge: prioritizing a day filled with real-life responsibilities using the Eisenhower Matrix.
Faced with situations such as studying for an exam, completing homework, renewing scholarship requirements, helping at home, attending meetings, responding to messages, spending time on social media, and getting enough sleep, they had to decide what deserved their attention first.
The activity reminded us that not everything that demands our attention deserves our priority. Many of the things that shape our future, studying consistently, planning our careers, taking care of our health, nurturing our relationships, and developing our skills are important but often overlooked because they are not urgent.
As the saying goes:
βWhat is important is seldom urgent, and what is urgent is seldom important.β - Dwight D. Eisenhower
Our hope is that our scholars leave with more than just knowledge of a productivity tool. We hope they develop the wisdom to make intentional choices each day, recognizing that the future they dream of is built through the priorities they set today.
Every decision is an investment. Prioritize what matters most.
Facilitated by:
Rev. Fr. Arnold Eramiz, parish priest
Ryan Caballes, KoA Coordinator
Dr. Mercedes Bernardo-Murillo, YouthCom Coordinator
July 25, 2026
