Sa Buwan ng Pamana, Mayo 8-10 gaganapin ang Diocesan Pastoral Assembly

Boac, Marinduque – Mayroong 20 kalahok mula sa Parokya ng Banal na Puso ni Hesus sa darating na linggo para sa Diocesan Pastoral Assembly gaganapin sa St. Mary’s College. Mula sa Parish Pastoral Council, Finance Council, Liturgy, Formation, Service, Youth, Batayang Pamayanang Kristiyano, BPK worker, stewardship, clergy, vocation, mission, public affairs, biblical apostolate, ecumenism, family & life, cultural heritage, parish secretary at social communication.

 

Nagkaroon ng mga serye ng pagpupulong sa pamumuno ng Kura Paroko ng Simbahan sa Poras, Fr. Jojie Mangui simula noong Abril 30 at May 5 upang mapaghandaan ang mga gawain sa pagtitipon para sa may 8 hanggang 10. Ang tema ngayong taon ng Pastoral Assembly ay “Sustaining BPK through the Spirituality of Stewardship.”

 

Ayon sa obispo ng Diocese of Boac, Bishop Junie Maralit Jr., magsama-sama upang balikan ang tanaw at makapagplano bilang simbahan at upang maging mabuting katiwala ni Kristo. Nagpaanyaya siya sa lahat ng mga mananatampalataya sa Marinduque sa pamamagitan ng socmed ng Diocese of Boac.

 

Ang Mayo ay buwan ng Pamana sa bisa ng Presidential Proclamation no. 439 at may temang “Heritage: Change and Continuity.” Magkakaroon ng iba-ibang gawain upang maitaguyod ang kamalayan, respeto at pagpapahalaga sa kalinangan at kasaysayan. Ang Diocese of Boac ay magkakaroon din ng Commission on Cultural Heritage para sa tunguhing ito. Gayundin, nagkaroon ng pagbubukas ang mobile museum at eksibit noong Abril 30 sa Biglang Awa Shrine Social Hall para sama-samang balikan ang mga mirakulo at pag-ibig ng Mahal na Birhen ng BIglang Awa sa Diocese ng Boac.

 

Marinduque to participate during the 10th edition of Celebrate islands week by May 10-17

The Marinduque Island Ambassador, Dr. Randy Nobleza have submitted an entry for the 10th edition of Celebrate Islands that is going to take place by May 10 to 17. Celebrate Islands is an annual event co-organized by Conservatoire du littoral and the like-minded non-governmental and civil society organizations since 2014.

 

According to the website of celebrate islands, the objective is to promote and share initiatives towards the preservation of the ecological and cultural specificities of small islands around the world. In addition, it also aims to celebrate island ecosystems and the actors who act for their preservation. The main goal since its inception is to initiate a process for the recognition of an islands international day.

 

Marinduque’s entry have the context of the recent oil spill in Mindoro affecting the Verde Island Passage and the more remote disaster from the mine tailings 27 years ago. The Island Ambassador from Marinduque is mainstreaming orange economy and nature’s rights as viable alternatives for mining dubbed nowadays as “green metals.”

 

Given a chance to get a grant, it would be for the promotion of creative means of agriculture and aquaculture which Marinduque State College has a banner program for fresh water shrimp and native pig. There would be an online voting between May 10 to 16 and a closing ceremonies along with the announcement of winners by May 17.

 

The Celebrate Islands took in applications for the 120 second project proposals in video format between February 21 to May 3. Then the opening of public voting and jury evaluation for the video contest is from May 10 until the 16th. Meanwhile, the diffusion of initiatives carried out by and for small islands and the festive week of Celebrate Islands is from May 10 to 17.

 

Marinduque’s 120 second video conservation proposal have garnered support from the Marinduque Council for Environmental Concerns (MACEC), the Provincial Science and Technology Office and Union Locale, the advocacy group for creative industries. The province is also hosting the Regional Science and Technology Week (RSTW) organized by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) where its secretary and regional director is expected to grace the occasion on May 16 to 18 at the Marinduque State College as host institution.

 

Tertulyang pampanitikan sa Marinduque binigyang buhay sa Kolokyum at Paligsahan sa Pananaliksik

Boac, Marinduque – binigyang buhay ng Marinduque Sentro ng Wika at Kultura ang Tertuyang Pampanitikan noong Abril 27 sa pamamagitan ng Kolokyum con Paligsahan sa Pananaliksik. Sa pangunguna ng MSC SWK at Kolehiyo ng SIning at Agham Panlipunan, nagkaroon ng kolokyum at paligasahan para sa mga mag-aaral ng Batsilyer ng Ingles, Komunikasyon at Gawaing Panlipunan.

Tampok sa unang bahagi ang panayam kay Dr. Randy Nobleza, dating direktor ng SWK Marinduque at kasalukuyang Island Innovation Ambassador tungkol sa kaniyang sabbatical leave simula Enero hanggang Hunyo. Ang kasunod na bahagi ay paglalahad ng mga piling thesis at pananaliksik mula sa BA ELS, BAC at BSW. Sa tulong din ng mga hurado, Dr. Jovito Opeña, Prop. Rosalyn Dasco at Prop. Jean Grace Nazareno ay nakapili ng mga nanalo.

 

Tugma sa tema ng Buwan ng Panitikan: Pagkakaisa Pagsisiyasat ng Pagkakaisa sa pamamagitan ng Pnaitikan, nagkaroon ng kaisahan ang iba-ibang disiplina sa ilalim ng CASS sa inisyatiba ng dekano at kasalukuyang direktor ng MSC SWK si Dr Ernesto Largado. Nagsilbi namang guro ng palatuntunan si Gng. Sheryl Podra. Nagbigay rin ng mga mensahe ang mga tagapangulo ng bawat programa, si Bb. Jholey Rose Lancion para sa ELS, si G. Jerome Lingon sa Comm at si Gng. Rosalinda Punzalan ng SW. habang nagpinid naman ng programa ang Co-Direktor ng SWK Marinduque, Bb. Aubrey Jen Matibag.

 

Nauna nang nagkaroon ng serye ng pagbisita si May Morales-Dolis sa Tipsy Toes Café, Book Nook Marinduque at MSC gender and development para sa kanyang zine na “Ayon kay Kid Talaba.” Naipagpatuloy din ito sa pagdalaw sa komunidad ng Calancan bay at Cusin’a del Farma sa bayan ng Santa Cruz. Gayundin, nailahad din sa Radyo Kalamindig, bayan ng Buenavista ang mga sinagawang gawain sa zine tour mula Abril 18 at 19.

 

Marinduque Island Ambassador improves podium finish for 2023 Torrance festival of ideas

Boac, Marinduque – The Island Ambassador from Marinduque was able to improve during this year’s edition of Torrance Festival of Ideas from April 18 to 20. Dr. Randy Nobleza of Marinduque State College have started last year to participate in Festival of Ideas by asking or adding topic, suggesting meet-ups, posting questions in question and answers, recommending conferences, replying to posts, sharing articles and doing meet-ups or sharing rides.

 

During the first day, April 18 there was a welcome note from the festival director, Dr Ann Abraham. The island ambassador was able to engage in the online session  “There are no facts: AI and everyday life” and Backtracking apathy. The following day, April 19 Dr. Nobleza participated in the following sessions: fighting plastic waste and marine debris, Inside the meta verse and The imaginative powers of reading. Finally on the last day, April 20 he was able to take part of the sessions: daydream, imagine, play and  AI and digital games for fostering and assessing creativity.

 

Torrance Festival of Ideas is organized annually by the University of Georgia, it is a free, virtual, cultural event where a panel of creative and imaginative experts from around the world present their innovative ideas to the general public via Whova platform.  There is a total of 605 attendees from all over the world.

https://www.mscmarinduque.edu.ph/marinduque-island-ambassador-improves-podium-finish-for-2023-torrance-festival-of-ideas/

Tuldok; kuwit Mga obra ni Anto

26 paintings plus 1 sculpture

 

panel 1

  • Paraiso
  • Putong
  • Moryon1

 

Panel 2

  • Panata
  • Moryon carver 1
  • Panata 2

Panel 3

  • saliw
  • moryon 2
  • mangingisda (sold 25k)

Panel 4

  • Moryon 4 (sold 35k)
  • Tanglaw 2

Panel 5

  • Oyayi
  • retaso
  • Moryon
  • Oyayi 2

 

Panel 6

  • Moryon carver 2
  • pighati
  • Longhino
  • Moryon carver 3

 

Panel 7

  • Sandigan
  • Tanglaw 1
  • prusisyon

 

Panel  8

  • Moryon mask (realist)
  • Church bell (Boac Cathedral)

 

Table

  • Moryon 1
  • Indiscriminate development
  • PAGKAGISING SA MAHABANG PAGKATULOG NI JUAN
  • ?

https://pia.gov.ph/news/2023/04/21/mga-obra-ni-anto-monteagudo-tampok-sa-boac-art-exhibit

https://agimat.net/tuldok-kuwit-mga-obra-ni-anto/

https://marinduquenews.com/2023/04/21/mga-obra-ni-anto-monteagudo-tampok-sa-boac-art-exhibit/

Cenakulo 2023

Cenaculo 2023 directed by Danny Mandia tweaks tradition and innovates the “bible story” with a live rendition of the last supper.  Hesus is portrayed by “Hari ng Pilipinas” Jerson Mendez, the former board member Juan “John” Fernandez plays Pilate alongside with incumbent provincial legislator Dindin Opis-Mercado as Claudia. Antonio “Tres” Mangcucang gives a memorable performance as Herodes and the counter-hero Hudas is played-well by Gwynn Jason Arevalo, the eye doctor.

 

The opening performance was done during Holy Wednesday on April 5 and encore slated by April 6 Maundy Thursday and April 8 Finale by Black Saturday at Moryon Arena. The 50 million multi-purpose venue also hosted the PBA Legends and Marinduque Morions during Biyernes de Dolores prior to the annual Semana Santa.

 

Marinduque State College Culture and Arts unit provided the backbone for the Provincial Government of Marinduque live performance after three years of the pandemic. The MSC Bachelor of Culture and Arts Education (BCAED) auditioned, rehearsed and gave it all from January to April to come up with a praise-worthy theater piece.

 

Marinduque Governor Presby Velasco provided the context of this year’s Cenakulo with recorded messages by the lone district representative Lord Allan Velasco and Provincial Administrator Mike Vincent Velasco. Vice Governor Lyn Angeles also gave some remarks and dedicated the performance to the visitors especially the regional director of the Tourism Department Zeny Pallugna. Finally, before the start of Cenakulo, Director Danny Mandia dedicated Cenakulo to Dr. Daniel “Boying” De La Paz Jr, his brother in-law with some caveats of the materials for better appreciation and in comparison to the previous reiterations of the Lenten drama.

Visita iglesia Mariduque island

  1. Sacred heart parish boac
  2. St Rafael the archangel cawit
  3. Gaasan st joseph spouse of mary
  4. Buenavista holy child
  5. Malibago our lady of Lourdes
  6. St Ignatius of Loyola Torrijos
  7. Matuyatuya our lady of prompt succor
  8. St joseph the worker napo
  9. Holy cross sta cruz
  10. San isidro Labrador mogpog
  11. St clare monastery
  12. Mary help of Christians balimbing
  13. Boac cathedral
  14. Back to sacred heart poras

After 27 years, Boac River’s “Memorial Day for Environmental Justice” MACEC convenes Rights of Nature Forum

Boac, Marinduque – after almost three decades since the March 24, 1996, the Marinduque Council for Environmental Concerns (MACEC) convened a forum Wednesday March 29 about the future directions, developments and challenges based  on the current situation brought about by the Marcopper mine tailings tragedy.

 

MACEC previously had a discussion last March 24 and offered Mass last Friday with the Boac chapter in memory of said disaster in the province. Accordingly, municipal ordinance no. 190 s. 2015 sponsored by then Councilor Miguel Magalang, “An Ordinance recognizing the March 24, 1996 Boac River Mining Disaster as a significant Historical Infamy in the Municipality of Boac, declaring a Memorial Day for Environmental Day for Environmental Justice.” The said ordinance also authorized the installation of historical markers in Brgy. Hinapulan and in the river bank within the Boac town proper area.

 

The objectives of the Rights of Nature Forum are as follows: to visit the impact of mining and the quest for justice 28 years after the Marcopper mine spillage in Boac river on March 24, 1996; to give the mining affected individuals and plaintiffs a psycho social support intended to address experiences of psycho, emotional signs of distress due to the long overdue quest for justice; and to instill in the consciousness of the mining affected residents, that the mining companies still have culpability for the compensation and rehabilitation of the affected environment.

 

“Today more than ever is the opportunity to make sense of our ongoing struggle for environmental justice. In particular, due to the many challenges of the legal processes and procedures, the Write of Kalikasan cases is still ongoing at the Court of Appeals. The case gets old as well as two plaintiffs from Boac, so far without case resolution,” Fr. Arvin Madla, MACEC Board of Trustee chairperson said in a letter.

 

MACEC executive secretary and secretariat head, Beth Manggol gave due credit to the Write of Kalikasan petitioners who are still around like Eliza Hernandez and Mamerto Lanete as well to those have passed like Godofredo Manoy after providing an orientation and setting the objectives. Then the Boac town Mayor Armi Carrion gave strong remarks of commitment along with the Diocese of Boac Bishop Marcelino Antonio Maralit. Meanwhile, Dr Vangie Mandia and Maria Asather Sadian in behalf of Dr. Catherine Delle Sadiwa Cruz gave an update “Revisiting Impacts on Mining in the Municipality of Boac, 28 years after the infamous mine spill at Boac River.” Then the provincial vice governor and MACEC Board of Trustee Lyn Angeles also discussed the ongoing cases and the quest for justice.