Cluster 1 Youth in Action

17/07/2023

Photo Dump | Mr. & Ms. PYD Cluster 1 Candidate.

Ms. Larra Jade Vitug
📍MS. PYD 2023 1ST RUNNER UP
📍BEST IN TALENT

Mr. Jovanie Zabala
📍MR. PYD 2023 4TH RUNNER UP
📍BEST IN TALENT

Kudos to the both of you!🎉👏🏽🏆

crdt to: Saint Anne Parish Youth Ministry

02/07/2023

"God has been generous to you; be generous to others."
- Fr. Regie Malicdem

21/06/2023

Do you want to serve the Lord and get involved in our church community in a significant way? We are thrilled to inform that San Isidro youth ministry together with Cluster 1 Youth in Action are looking for dedicated new members!
We would be honored to have you join the ministry if you have a desire to serve the Lord and are interested in becoming a young member.

Feel free to tag and share this post with anyone who might be interested. For queries, you may pm this page or anyone from the youth ministry. Thank you and God bless!

11/02/2023

29/12/2022

“WE BAGGED THE TITLE AGAIN!”

IN PHOTOS | Yesterday, December 28, 2022 (Wednesday), was the day wherein all the five clusters reconciled as one to celebrate the vivacity of the Christmas season, wherein they had their very joyous Christmas party. One of the highlights of the Christmas party was the PASUNDAYAG 2022, which was participated in by the different constituents from all five clusters. Each cluster has a different category to present under, and for cluster 1, the assigned presentation was folk dance. With that note, the cluster 1 participants gracefully nailed the competition with their creative props, synchronous actions, and the creativity of their concepts, which made the audience love the presentation. Further, the cluster 1 participants also enjoyed the lively games that were integrated into the Christmas party activity, along with the raffle activity that really made the participants feel roller-coaster emotions. Above all, Cluster 1 would like to thank the Saint Anne Parish, especially our beloved priest, Father Loreno Robles, for conducting this activity. It really made our Christmas season filled with happiness, in spite of the different adversities we are grappling with each day. Kudos to everyone!

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

27/07/2022

Cluster 1 Pamilipig Festival Dance Performance during the Sk and Youth Night inline with the 70th Town Fiesta Celebration.

22/07/2022

The Moment of Truth!📣

21/07/2022

In Photos|| Cluster 1 joined the prestigious SK & Youth Night Celebration that was held yesterday (July 20, 2022) at Sta. Fe, Leyte Gymnasium. Cluster 1 actively participated in the different activities including the festival competition which they bagged the GRAND CHAMPION TITLE, and was also titled as the BEST IN COSTUME and PROPS and BEST IN FESTIVAL QUEEN. With that note, the Cluster 1 would like to thank everyone, especially the Sponsors (Brgy. San Isidro Officials, Sk, Families, Different Individuals, and SFSASHS Family) who exerted their full support to the cluster 1 (financially, spiritually, and emotionally). Above all, to our very efficient and effective Choreographer, Thank you so much po, Kuya Renz D Caones. Without your patience and determination to teach us, these awards wouldn't be possible. In addition, the organization of the Cluster 1 would also like to thank the youths who belong to the jurisdictions of San Isidro, Banawag, Tierra Esperanza, Pulak, Kinautdan, Mangabanga, Divisoria, Lanahan, Bobowa and Tabangohay who vivaciously participated in the activity.

"Basta Cluster 1, maAtoAto!"

Damo nga salamat Mahal nga Patrona Viva Señora Santa Ana!🎉🌾

Ecclesiastes 11:9-10 — “Young people, enjoy your youth. Be happy while you are still young. Do what you want to do, and follow your heart's desire. But remember that God is going to judge you for whatever you do."

Photo CreditIt's All About Momentsts

04/06/2022

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE CATHOLIC CHURCH!

Pentecost is also known as the birth of the church. Why? Because it is the start of the public ministry of the church.

Viva Iglesia Catholica! Since 33AD! The true Church that Jesus Christ founded

05/04/2022

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: Why do we veil Crucifixes & Images during the Passiontide?

It seems strange that during the most sacred time of year Catholics cover everything that is beautiful in their churches, even the crucifix.

While it may appear counterintuitive to veil statues and images during the final weeks of Lent, the Catholic Church recommends this practice to heighten our senses and build within us a longing for Easter Sunday. It is a tradition that should not only be carried out in our local parish, but can also be a fruitful activity for the “domestic church” to practice.

The rubrics can guide us. In the Roman Missal we find the instruction, “In the Dioceses of the United States, the practice of covering crosses and images throughout the church from [the fifth] Sunday [of Lent] may be observed. Crosses remain covered until the end of the Celebration of the Lord’s Passion on Good Friday, but images remain covered until the beginning of the Easter Vigil.”

This is the current practice of the Church, but veiling from the Fifth Sunday of Lent onward is minuscule compared to what was once practiced. For example, in Germany there was a tradition to veil the altar from view throughout all of Lent.

Families are also encouraged to imitate this practice and veil prominent religious images in their homes. It helps us to participate in the liturgical season, especially if we are prevented from going to Mass during the week. Otherwise we only see the veiled images in church once or twice before Easter and it has a minor effect on us. It is also a beautiful tradition to pass down to our children, who will be intrigued by it and it will make this time of year truly special for them. We go through great lengths to decorate our homes for Easter, so why not prepare for the great feast by using veils?

Why cover up something beautiful?
But why go through such lengths to cover up images that are designed to raise our hearts and minds toward heaven?

First of all, we use veils to alert us of the special time that we are in. When we walk into church and notice everything is covered, we immediately know that something is different. These last two weeks of Lent are meant to be a time of immediate preparation for the Sacred Triduum and these veils are a forceful reminder to get ready.

Secondly, the veils focus our attention on the words being said at Mass. When we listen to the Passion narrative, our senses are allowed to focus on the striking words from the Gospel and truly enter into the scene.

Third, the Church uses veils to produce a heightened sense of anticipation for Easter Sunday. This is further actualized when you attend daily Mass and see the veils each day. You don’t want them to be there because they are hiding some very beautiful images.

And therein lies the whole point: the veils are not meant to be there forever. The images need to be unveiled; it is unnatural for them to be covered.

The unveiling before the Easter Vigil is a great reminder of our own life on earth. We live in a “veiled” world, in exile from our true home. It is only through our own death that the veil is lifted and we are finally able to see the beauty of everything in our lives.

Sources:

(1) Why do Catholics cover crucifixes and statues during Holy Week?—Aleteia (Retrieved on April 03, 2022);

(2) 📷 Pinterest, Vatican VA

03/04/2022

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