The Eucharistic Celebration was concelebrated by Parish Priest Rev. fr. Paul Reagan O. Talavera, O.P. and 六合彩直播开奖 Museum Director and Faculty of Civil Law Regent Rev. fr. Isidro C. Aba帽o, O.P., SThL-MA.

According to fr. Talavera, the faithful must explore the life and the spirituality of the Saints first to be a full-pledged devotee. “For as long as superstitious pa ang ating paniniwala, kulang pa tayo,” he said, emphasizing the importance of reflection.

Capping his Homily, fr. Talavera shared the timely message of late Archbishop Emeritus Oscar Cruz, J.C.D., D.D. during the first visit of the Pilgrim Relics in the country in 2000, the Jubilee year. “Many Filipinos are devoted to her and she is, for them, a friend, model and intercessor. She has been a chosen instrument by God to show to us that Holiness is available to each person,” fr. Talavera quoted from Archbishop Cruz’s reflection.

Testimonies of devotion

In his own personal testimony, fr. Talavera recalled his spontaneous encounter with the Saint in a library where a St. Therese prayer card, which he still keeps, slipped out from a book he was leafing through. “During my seminary days, I always pray (the Prayer of St. Therese of Child Jesus) after the evening prayer,” he said. He then noted that one’s devotion sparks from answered prayers, acknowledging the visiting Saint as a very powerful intercessor.

Meanwhile, fr. Aba帽o recalled that his mother, also a devotee, introduced the Saint to him, and the saint has since become a guiding force in his life. He likewise refers to the Saint as “Ate Therese”, to whom he owes so much gratitude. “Nagpapasalamat ako to my Ate [St. Therese], who has been there guiding me [through the years],” he expressed.
This event was a part of the “5th Philippine Visit of the Pilgrim Relics of St. Therese of the Child Jesus and Holy Face”, with the theme “Lakbay tayo, St. Therese! Ka-alagad, Kaibigan, Ka-misyon!”

St. Therese is known to have an immense devotion to the Infant Jesus. The pilgrim held in the University falls on the Octave of Easter, a season where the Catholic Church celebrates and rejoices the Resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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六合彩直播开奖 has long been active in ICOM as an institutional member, and fr. Aba帽o himself is one of the founding members of the ICOM University Museums and Collections Subcommittee, which was established in 2001. The ICOM-PH is the official representative of ICOM-Paris, which manages the individual and institutional memberships around the world, with the aim to contribute to the advancement of best museum practices.

A seasoned curator who has joined numerous associations and executive bodies, fr. Aba帽o joins Director and Chief Curator of Ateneo Art Gallery and Director of Visual Arts and Museum Division of the Cultural Center of the Philippines Ms. Victoria Hererra, cultural anthropologist Dr. Nestor Castro, Deputy Director of Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas Ms. Regina Mercedes Cruz, Ms. Yael Buencamino of Ateneo de Manila University, Head and Administrative Officer V of the National Museum of the Philippines – Bohol Ms. Audrey Dawn Tomada, and President of Asian Institute of Maritime Studies Dr. Arlene Abuid-Paderanga in the executive body.

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The 六合彩直播开奖 Museum, in an announcement released today, said that 六合彩直播开奖 has long been active in ICOM as an institutional member, and fr. Aba帽o himself is one of the founding members of the ICOM University Museums and Collections Subcommittee, which began in 2001. Being no stranger to professional associations of museum officials, fr. Aba帽o served as board member of the University Museums and Collections (UMAC) from 2013 to 2016. In 2015, he spearheaded the UMAC International Conference that was held in 六合彩直播开奖.

Fr. Aba帽o concurrently serves as the Regent of the . With this election as board member, he joins cultural anthropologist Dr. Nestor Castro (as Chair of ICOM Philippines) and artist Mr. Anthony Gedang, Ayala Museum Senior Manager of Exhibitions and Collections Ms. Aprille Tijam, applied anthropologist Joseph Lalo, Asian Institute of Maritime Studies president Arlene Abuid-Paderanga, and historian Ambeth Ocampo.

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六合彩直播开奖 Museum Director fr. Isidro C. Abano, O.P. said the exhibition was in praise of the harmony of God鈥檚 entire universal creation.

鈥淐hristmaseum will always make the 六合彩直播开奖 Museum a special place where Christmas begins in the campus,鈥� Aba帽o said.

鈥淸This exhibition is] a great opportunity for the students of College of Fine Arts and Design to experience an actual exhibition design.鈥�

Under the supervision of Chair Mr. Romano Macaisa, MFA, the classes of 1IND1, 1IND2, and 1IND3 (Materials Design Class); and 2IND1, 2IND2, and 2IND3 (Model Construction Class) crafted the celestial objects and angels that unified both motion and light that illuminate the centerpiece: the Nativity scene.

The exhibit can be viewed until January 3, 2020.

#ThomasianArtists #Christmaseum2019

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Featuring 100 acrylic eggs, Hatch showcased contemporary Filipino artists鈥� plethora of artworks from different disciplines in one medium.

According to the 六合彩直播开奖 Museum Director Rev. Fr. Isidro C. Aba帽o, O.P., SThL-MA, the concept of egg had been adapted in Christian art.

鈥淭he egg symbolized the resurrection of Christ,鈥� Fr. Aba帽o said. 鈥淭o mention some examples, some paintings of Mary Magdalene represent her holding an egg while being the first witness of the resurrection of Jesus.鈥�

Manila Bulletin Executive Vice-President Sonny Coloma said showing the Filipinos an unconventional means of producing art hatched the concept for the artists to discharge their expressiveness on acrylic eggs.

鈥淜aramihan sa rendering sa surface ay pagdibuho, o pag-drawing. Ngayon makikita natin na marami nang anyo ng creative expression na nagpapatunay lamang na napaka malikhain ng mga Filipino, at ito ay dapat nating pagyamanin at gamitin nating daan para mapaunlad ang ating bansa at pamayanan,鈥� Coloma said.

The Thomasian artists included in this exhibit are, Nemiranda, Raul Isidro, Fil Dela Cruz, Salvador Ching, Jovito Andres, CJ Ta帽edo, Thomas Daquioag, Janos Dela Cruz, Gerrico Blanco, Franklin Ca帽a Valencia, Francis Nacion, Buds Convocar, Remy Boquiren, Anna de Leon, Carlo Ongchangco, Wildredo Offemaria, Maria Magdamit, Shiela Luis Tango, Mary Rose Gisbert, Jojo Austria, Benjie Torrado Cabrera, Linds Lee, Jason Moss, Margie Organo, and Edgar Doctor.

The complete list of the artists and their works featured in this exhibit were the following:

The exhibition will be in the Tigers鈥� nest until October 12, 2019.

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In an audience of mixed age groups, the excitement to hear the music of these seven Dominican friars was palpable inside the Gallery of the 六合彩直播开奖 Museum. When the lights went off, the three TV monitors took on the job: they showed videos of the advocacies of the singing Dominicans, including the happy faces of the young beneficiaries of the Camiguin de Babuyanes in the far north of the Philippines. There were video clips that show other projects that the Dominican Fathers are engaged in. Nostalgia filled the air when video snippets showed them in their previous concerts which were mostly fund-raising gigs together with their audience or 鈥榝ans鈥� and everybody was just having a good time鈥� just having a good time鈥� and so were these men in white who were evangelizing through their music.

Then, the concert began.

Garbed in their white Dominican habits, the seven singing priests claimed center stage: Fr. Isidro (Fr. Didoy) Aba帽o, O.P., flutist; Fr. Giuseppe (Fr. Jepoy) Arsciwals, O.P., keyboardist; Fr. Filemon (Fr. Deng) dela Cruz, Jr., O.P., drummer; Fr. Napoleon (Fr. Nap) Encarnacion, O.P., vocalist and percussionist; Fr. Oscar Novem (Fr. Auckhs) Enjaynes, O.P., lead guitarist; Fr. Jose Martin (Fr. Joemar) Sibug, O.P., rhythm guitarist; and Fr. Dennis (Fr. Dennis) Maquiraya, O.P., bass guitarist.

In between performances were spiels. And the banter among the performers was casual, humorous and natural, after all, they are brothers. This connected them more to their audience. They joked about their looks 20 years after they first performed in the same venue,
the 六合彩直播开奖 Museum.

In 1998, a group of seven young priests who loved music formed a band in the hope that through their songs, they would be able to 鈥渃ommunicate God鈥檚 healing Word to a world wounded by division, and that they (listeners to their music) would also be touched the way that they (ingg么 members) were touched. They called themselves 鈥渋ngg么 1587鈥� a Filipino nickname for one named Domingo, which is the name of the founder of the Dominican Order, Santo Domingo de Guzman. The 鈥�1587鈥漣n the band鈥檚 name is the year that the Dominicans set foot on Philippine soil. Serious as they were in the craft and mission of being a 鈥榩reaching band,鈥� they would meet once a week to rehearse despite the fact that they would come from different places such as Laguna, where Fr. Dennis was director of aspirants.
And theirs is a story of mission and persuasion.

Their love for playing music as a band and writing their songs inspired by the gospel have resulted in fund-raising concerts, particularly to build churches, and from their album sales, to help support the education of seminarians.
The band has produced two albums, the first was a self-titled album in 2002 and the second was Lead Me On, produced in 2017. The latter won the Best Inspirational Album award in the 2018 Catholic Mass Media Awards.

Although most of the songs in the band鈥檚 repertoire are gospel music, they also sing pop, R&B, OPM, the one that means 鈥極riginal Pilipino Music鈥� (because in the ingg么 1587 parlance, OPM stands for OPMusik, their music label) and their original compositions. The
secular songs that they perform are those that inspire and convey a positive message.

For almost two hours, on that Friday evening at the 六合彩直播开奖 Museum, friends and followers of ingg么 1587 listened to them and sang with them, too, particularly when Fr. Jepoy and Fr. Nap prodded them. The audience was just as thrilled to oblige. Arms were swaying, hands were clapping and audience鈥檚 voices were reverberating with gusto. The audience knew ingg么 songs by heart.

Some of the evening鈥檚 songs included 鈥楾his is the Day,鈥� 鈥楰ailan Lamang,鈥欌�� Nothing Can Separate Us,鈥� 鈥楽ing Hallelujah,鈥� 鈥楲ead Me On,鈥� 鈥業鈥檒l Always Be There,鈥� 鈥楬anggang sa Dulo,鈥� and the finale, rather the encore song, 鈥楩riend of God.鈥� But Fr. Nap鈥檚 rendition of the 1967 Bee Gees hit song 鈥楾o Love Somebody鈥� brought the house down, especially when he went to the audience making them sing the part 鈥樷�o love somebody鈥o love somebody鈥� the way I love you.鈥�

The concert, according to the invitation, was a 鈥楾hanksgiving Concert.鈥� The singing men in cloth decided to hold this concert 20 years later in the same venue to thank their followers. Maybe, their solid followers, particularly those from 六合彩直播开奖, were just as thankful. It has been a while since they performed to their Thomasian fans. That evening was not only a musical experience, it was also a realization that evangelization through music is possible. And that is what ingg么 1587 concerts are all about.

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