Christ the King College

𝐅𝐄𝐀𝐓𝐔𝐑𝐄 || 𝐃𝐢𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐞 𝐕𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

The Holy Rosary is truly a pathway to reaching God’s most merciful calling and the soul. With the mysterious fragrance illuminating the path of faith, hope, and glory, rooted in a SYNODAL core, this practice inspires many hearts to strengthen unity and congregation under the embrace of Almighty God.

On October 16, the celebration of the month’s MIC (Mother Ignacia Club) Holy Rosary Symposium with the theme, “United in Prayer: Recharging our Faith through the Holy Rosary.” The event was opened by Ms. Bernadette Butalid and Mr. Jonathan Iyo at 8:20 AM. The gathering was marked by an aura of reverence, as Ms. Joan Mandahinog, the club mayor, shared her words of gratitude.

The celebration was at its peak, with the vibrant and energetic dance presentation by the MIC Officers creating warmth and excitement. From the joyful performance, combined with the wit of Mr. Rico Pajo, framed the event with a seamless transition from joy to knowledge.

The symposium lighted with such flying forces of facts and experiences as Mr. Rico Pajo shared his spiritual and historical journey as a Dominican. “The Holy Rosary is the traditional Catholic prayer and a synthesis of the Gospel,” he expressed.

The event fostered collaboration and connection, especially as the team building arises at the latter segment. Participants were divided into teams to compete, sharing fun and memorable smiles as they tackled obstacles at different stations, showcasing their dedication to succeed.

As the event concluded, it left a profound sense of faithfulness and reflection, opening a pathway to reconciliation and welcoming God through prayer. This occasion held a significant role in fostering a deeper connection to God’s loving and kind spirit. It revealed the golden empowerment of Holy Rosary as a symbol where abundance and virtue meet purity, and the light of veneration touches divinity.

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Words by Benjamin Alaba III

Photos from Eunamae Roselim, Janeth Bunjan and Christian John Reformina