Opening Soon!!! JOLLIBEE Bagong Silang, Caloocan City

Nakakatuwa naman at sunod-sunod na ang mga kilalang business establishment na nagbubukas sa Barangay 176 Zone 15 District I, Caloocan City, popularly known as "Bagong Silang" - the biggest barangay in the Philippines. Just recently, nagbukas na rin ang MINI-STOP across Jollibee building. Beside Jollibee, there's 7-11 Convenience Store na magbubukas na rin. Hoping more to follow. Congrats Bagong Silang! Stable political climate ang dahilan bakit nagtitiwala na ngayon sa Bagong Silang ang mga sikat na business establishment. February 28, 2014 ang tentative schedule ng opening ng JOLLIBEE - BAGONG SILANG... enjoy!!!

Jollibee Bagong Silang Phase 1

Jollibee Bagong Silang Phase 1

Jollibee Bagong Silang Phase 1

Jollibee Bagong Silang Phase 1

First Day of Love Month (February 1, 2014)

Naaliw naman ako dito sa nakita ko paglabas ko sa office... Hehe.. Dalawang pusang nagho-honeymoon sa tapat ng pintuan! 

Truly, love is in the air!!! At dahil na rin sa sobrang lamig ng panahon, kahit mga kahayupan wala ng paki-alam kung saan sila magtitirahan! Haha..

April Boodle Fight - Barangay 176

Held last April 14, 2011 at the grounds of barangay hall after the regular sangguniang barangay session. This activity has been spearheaded by the incumbent Punong Barangay Inar Trinidad & his council. It is usually done after the first regular session of the month to which all the barangay officials and employees are able to eat lunch simultaneously using the "boodle fight" tradition of the military. 

"Meeting" ng mga MK's

Had a great time bonding and drinking with the Chief of Staff's of Barangay 176, Zone 15 District I, Bagong Silang, Caloocan City. Topic during today's "ceremonial" lunch-drinking was the planned Manaoag-Baguio-Vigan-Laoag-Pagudpud-Baguio-Manila trip this coming April 20 to 24, 2011. It was held at MK7 Lyn Surla's house at Phase 9 Package 1. Attendees were MMK Nanette Adduru, SK Staff Chris, Lyn Surla (MK7) of course, Janice Abejo (MK6), Ulysses Abaca (MK5), Diding Velez (MK4), Jimmy Lorsito (MK3) and yours truly, Waldz Renales (MK1).  K7 Staff Joan Rabulan was also present. Lydia Arciaga (MK2) was absent due to numerous commitment she had to finish today.  Kagawad Joel Bacolod (K1) and Kagawad Tony Cabantac (K7) were also present. Thanks to the warm reception of MK7's husband... hehe..

MK6 Janice Abejo, MK7 Lyn Surla & MMK Nanette Adduru

                                        

 MK7 Lyn Surla & MMK Nanette Adduru

                                        

MK4 Diding Velez

MK6 Janice Abejo

MK4 Diding Velez and MMK Nanette Adduru

MK3 Jimmy Loristo and MK5 Ulysses Abaca

SK Staff Chris, MK1 Waldz Renales & MK7 Lyn Surla

MMK Nanette Adduru & SK Staff Chris

SK Staff Chris, K7 Staff Joan Rabulan & MK6 Janice Abejo

K7 Staff Joan Rabulan, MK7 Lyn Surla, MK4 Diding Velez, MMK Nanette Adduru & MK6 Janice Abejo

Vice Mayor EGAY ERICE and Kagawad JOEL BACOLOD Basketball Cup 2011 Championship

The Vice Mayor Egay Erice & Kagawad Joel Bacolod Basketball Cup 2011 in Bagong Silang, Caloocan City held its closing day & championship last April 3, 2011, Sunday, at Phase 8A Covered Court (commonly called "Bidang" Covered Court to residents). The team from Phase 8 won the championship, while Phase 9 placed second and Phase 1 got the third place.

The event was graced by no less than the commissioner of the league, the Honorable Vice Mayor of Caloocan City, the very diplomatic and humble Vice Mayor Egay Erice. Present also during the event is former Councilor of Caloocan First District, the Honorable Gualberto "Boy" Bacolod who exerted his all-out support to the organizer of the league, the Honorable Kagawad Joel S. Bacolod, his son, who spearheaded the event since its opening last January 15, 2011 alongside the week-long celebration of Sto. Niño Parish fiesta.

Greys Sollano and Jeycel Torrelino of Sto. Niño Parish Holy Angels Choir also rendered a song number during the half-time of the championship game. Bryan Balanon and Greeniel Pinca, also members of Holy Angels Choir were present.

SK Kagawad Joshua Gonzales & SK Kagawad Jomari Jimenez also attended the championship game.

The event was hosted by Camille Reboredo and Billy Jen Regalario (Baki).

Sto. Niño Parish Music Ministry: An Overview

Welcome!

At Sto. Niño Parish Music Ministry, our members are committed to creating an environment that best enables our community to fully participate in worship. In the music department, we seek to fulfill that commitment by encouraging participation through the use of well-trained songs, thoroughly prepared choirs and instrumentalists, and thoughtfully chosen song texts that reflect the scriptural readings and lessons of the season. 

As a worshipping community, we are called to take our part in the liturgy. Just as the priest has gestures and words that he must recite or sing in order for the Eucharistic celebration to be fulfilled, so does the congregation have its own responsibilities of gesture, word, and song. We are here for the sole purpose of praising our God – just as the saints and angels are doing at the very same time with us!

For some, the love of music calls them to be more fully involved in the Ministry of Music. Here, we become a more intimate family that joins together in friendship, faith and harmony to worship and praise the Lord. If you are drawn to give thanks to God for the special gifts that He has given to you, you are very much welcome to join our ministry. We have all experienced the joy of receiving abundant blessings in return for our gifts of time, talent, and treasure!

The Vision of the Sto. Niño Parish Music Ministry is:

• To sing God’s praises in song
• To grow in our abilities, and so
• To competently lead the congregation
• To be an integral part of the liturgy
• To be an active member of our community
• To grow in fellowship with each other.

Various chorale groups under Sto. Niño Parish Music Ministry rehearses in the Parish Church usually on Wednesday evening (for elder groups, such as Apostolado ng Panalangin Choir and Confraternity of the Passion Choir) and every Friday and Saturday evening (for younger chorale groups, such as Blessed Harmony Choir, Holy Rhythm Chorale, Holy Angels Choir and Youth Choir) from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.  Changes to this schedule is clearly announced from time to time using all possible means. The choir also meets at the Parish premises 30 minutes prior to scheduled Mass. The elder choir regularly sings at the 5:30 and 7:00 a.m. during Sunday Mass. Younger chorale groups usually sings at 8:30, 10:00 a.m., 5:30 and 7:00 p.m. during Sunday Mass on a basis of a rotating schedule  for each group in order to bring individual group’s music to the entire community, with the exception of Youth Choir, a group scheduled to sing every Saturday 6:00 p.m. for  youth mass .

There is also a core-group choir in every phases chapel (Phase 1, 4, 8A and 8B). These groups sings during Sunday Mass in their respective chapels as scheduled.

Meanwhile, the children’s choir of Sto. Niño Parish, the Munting Kerubin Choir, provides young children the opportunity to sing to the Mass, and to learn early in their Christian lives the joy of sharing their musical gifts. Through their involvement they learn the importance of actively participating in the Church community and are rewarded with a greater understanding and appreciation of the Liturgy. The children’s choir (MKC) sings every 4:00 p.m. during Sunday Mass. The children’s choir is under the direction of MR. BONG HERNANDEZ.

For more information on our minstry, please contact: MR. RAMIL ALEJO, the Director of Music Ministry at 09215666994 or MR. WALDZ RENALES, the President of Music Ministry at 09997889777 or (02)5134711. E-mail: snpc_mm@yahoo.com (also our facebook E-Mail address). Thanks!