GOD’S WORDS FOR TODAY (Lk. 5:17-26) The Holy Gospel according to St. Luke,
One day as Jesus was teaching, Pharisees and teachers of the law were sitting there who had come from every village of Galilee and Judea and Jerusalem, and the power of the Lord was with him for healing. And some men brought on a stretcher a man who was paralyzed; they were trying to bring him in and set him in his presence. But not finding a way to bring him in because of the crowd, they went up on the roof and lowered him on the stretcher through the tiles into the middle in front of Jesus. When he saw their faith, he said, “As for you, your sins are forgiven.” Then the scribes and Pharisees began to ask themselves, “Who is this who speaks blasphemies? Who but God alone can forgive sins?” Jesus knew their thoughts and said to them in reply, “What are you thinking in your hearts? Which is easier, to say, “Your sins are forgiven,’ or to say, ‘Rise and walk’? But that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins” – he said to the man who was paralyzed, “I say to you, rise, pick up your stretcher, and go home.” He stood up immediately before them, picked up what he had been lying on, and went home, glorifying God. Then astonishment seized them all and they glorified God, and, struck with awe, they said, “We have seen incredible things today.”
Reflection:
The friends of the paralyzed man wanted him to be well; but much as they desire they cannot heal him. The most that they can do is to bring him to Jesus. Who can really heal us of all our sufferings? Who can liberate us from all our sinfulness?
Who has the power to totally cleanse us? Only God, Only Jesus! Waste no time, effort; He is coming, welcome Him. He alone can heal us.
Let us pray…
Lord, we are weak and wounded. Have mercy on us; heal us. Amen.
St. John Baptist De La Salle…Pray for us!
Live Jesus in our hearts…Forever!
FROM THE OVCAR – GRADE SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
1. Thank you very much to the following students for their generous support to our Pamaskong Handog ng Lasalyano 2015.
Isabelle Claire Go N1-BB 102PM Lil Marasigan Gr. 3-BB 204
Mhicca Ella Nicole Maranan N1-BB 102 PM Sebastian Aleck Cuaycong Gr. 2-BG 112 Jose Mari Gerardo Lucasia Gr. 3-BB 108 Ginier Morri Macasaet Gr. 5-BB 305
Kyle Izon Gr. 6-BB 406 Elijah Panique Gr. 3-BB 204
Angela Raphaela Tobias Gr. 3-BB 208 Antonio Manuel Ubamos Gr. 5-BB 305 Sophia Erin Gonzales Gr. 2-BG 110 Andreux Cayetano Gr. 3-BB 209 Dana Margaux Tatel Gr. 4-BB 211 Jet Marcus Marasigan Gr. 4-BB 309 Lance Benedict Lucasia Gr. 2 -BG 110 Ron Mikael Comia N1-BB 103 AM Reynaldo Gutierrez III Gr. 1-BB 111 Ron Marcus Miguel Comia Gr. 1-BB 109 Rayne Mylee Gutierrez N1-BB 103 AM Kenneth Limbo Gr 4- BB 312
Laura Jane Campos Gr. 4-BB 210 Quiel Althea Dio Gr. 2- BG 112
Giana Macasaet Gr. 3-BB 204 Lean Daniel Ablona Gr 1 -BB 109
Ron Matthew Comia Gr. 2-BG 110 Allayanna Caitlin Buño N2 BB 201 pm Alfonso Matias Ubamos Gr. 2-BG 114 Hulioj Slevbastian de Mesa Gr 3- BB 209 2. Thanks to Ms. Rizza Limbo, Ms. Rose Cornejo, Ms. Olive Tan and Ms. Shella Rivera for attending the APPEAL
Teachers’ Day held last Friday at Canossa Academy.
3. No classes tomorrow, December 8 in commemoration of the Solemnity of Immaculate Conception.
4. All LMAP envelopes must be returned to the adviser. For lost envelope, it can be replaced with an ordinary one.
Indicate the assigned number, name, section and the amount given together with a simple letter of explanation from the parent. Thank you very much to all the students for your generosity. God bless you all.
Bulletin No.: 114
Monday, 07 December 2015
MISSION VISION
“To be a sign of faith as an excellent educational institution, sharing in the Lasallian mission of teaching minds, touching hearts and transforming lives.”
2 From the GS- Christian Living with Character Education Department
8 Things You Need to Know About the Immaculate Conception
Dec. 8th is the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception. What is the Immaculate Conception and how do we celebrate it?
1. Who does the Immaculate Conception refer to?
There's a popular idea that it refers to Jesus' conception by the Virgin Mary.
It doesn't.
Instead, it refers to the special way in which the Virgin Mary herself was conceived.
This conception was not virginal. (That is, she had a human father as well as a human mother.) But it was special and unique in another way. . . .(to be continued..) http://www.ncregister.com/blog/jimmy-akin/8-things-you-need- to-know-about-the-immaculate-conception
Since Dec. 8 is one of the 3 Holy Days of obligation, we are obliged to hear mass tomorrow.
Thank you so much Mass sponsors today. As we prepare for Jesus’ coming, may we request all classes to be present at the Eucharistic celebration on Wednesday.
Grade 1 BB 112 Ms. Cristy Hernandez Grade 6 BB 405 Ms. Cecelle Masilungan Grade 3 BB 205 Ms. Tina Aguila
Grade 4 BB 212 Ms. Regine Arada From the Grade School Moderators:
Haircut inspection today. Class secretaries are requested to list down the names of those who did not sport the prescribed haircut in the attendance form. Kindly indicate NONE for those who have a Zero Violation.
From BAKAS
The following students are representing our school and the Division of Lipa in the REGIONAL SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE in Trece Martires and Tanza, Cavite Province. Let us be united in hearts and minds as we pray for their safety and success in this competition. Goodluck young journalists! Animo La Salle!
FROM THE OVCAR –JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY:
From the Assistant Principal
1. Student-athletes who were requested by Ms. Imee Mendoza to attend the meeting today will proceed to MMR5 right after the bulletin reading this morning. Your attendance is a must. Concerned homeroom advisers are requested to excuse them from homeroom period. Thank you.
2. We sincerely thank the classes who already submitted their Christmas basket for Pamaskong Handog ng Lasalyano.
We likewise remind other classes to give their Christmas basket on or before December 10. Thank you very and may the good Lord bless your generosity!
3. Grade 10 classes are reminded of the submission of their write-ups for Stallion Magazine until December 11;
computerized write-ups should be submitted to the AP office.
INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY CATEGORY Section & adviser
1. BANAYBANAY, Jericho L. News writing G6 – BB 41 Ms. Verna Dimaala 2. REY, Keesha Imigen M. Feature writing G5 - BB304 Mr. Max Bueno 3. LAPUZ, Basil Lorenz C. Science and Health Writing G6 – BB 41 Ms. Verna Dimaala 4. DALANGIN, Matthew Daniel C.
Pagsulat Tungkol sa Agham at Pangkalusugan
G5 - BB304 Mr. Max Bueno
5. LINA, Dane Chloe E. Photojournalism G5 - BB304 Mr. Max Bueno
Broadcasting Team Position Section & adviser
1. DALANGIN, Gianna Dominique I. Anchor G6 – BB 41 Ms. Verna Dimaala 2. REYES, Michael Jordson B. News Presenter 1 G6 – BB 41 Ms. Verna Dimaala 3. AGUIRRE, Maria Amanda D. News Presenter 2 G6 – BB 41 Ms. Verna Dimaala 4. AGUIRRE, Lara Isabelle P. Infomercial G6 – BB 41 Ms. Verna Dimaala 5. DE LEON, Ashley Julie Marie P. Infomercial G5 - BB304 Mr. Max Bueno 6. ANGELES, Frederich Galen M. Technical G6 – BB 41 Ms. Verna Dimaala
7. LAYLO, Gireh Bianca T. Director G6 – BB 41 Ms. Verna Dimaala
3 4. All students who were not able to take the 2nd quarterly assessment, for whatever reason, are required to report to
the AP office today at 3:00pm onwards.
5. For the Junior HS faculty: There will be community meeting on Thursday at 3:10 pm in MMR2. Your attendance is highly expected. Thank you.
From the JHS CLCE, Social Studies and English Departments
Syria’s civil war is the worst humanitarian disaster of our time. The number of innocent civilians suffering — more than 11 million people are displaced, thus far — and the increasingly dire impact on neighboring countries can seem too
overwhelming to understand.
http://www.mercycorps.org/articles/turkey-iraq-jordan-lebanon-syria/quick-facts-what-you-need- know-about-syria-crisis
Congratulations to the winners in the recently concluded Grade 9 Reader's Theatre Presentation:
CHAMPION - LS 401 FIRST RUNNER-UP - BM 101 SECOND RUNNER UP - BM 100 THIRD RUNNER UP - LS 203 FOURTH RUNNER UP - LS 301 Kudos also to all the participants for the job well done.
From the Grade Moderators:
Haircut inspection today.
FROM THE OVCAD – INSTITUTIONAL HEALTH SERVICES:
How to Prevent ENT Problems
Ear, nose and throat problems can occur in a number of different ways. The ear, nose and throat are inter-connected so the problems in one area can often affect the other, such as ear pain can be a symptom of a build-up of fluid or infection that extends from the throat. Here are some tips to prevent ENT problems.
• Avoid contact with infected people (that is who have cough, cold or flu like symptoms). Most of the sore throats, cold and flu are viral infections which are transmitted from one person to another.
• Wash hand frequently and thoroughly with soap and water as this helps to destroy viruses that are acquired from touching contaminated surfaces. If you don’t have access to soap and water alcohol based hand sanitizers can be used.
• Try not to touch your eyes, nose or mouth as germs often spread from hands (hands get contaminated when you touch something that is contaminated and then when you touch your eyes, nose, or mouth you get infected).
to be cont...
Schedule of Medical and Dental
FROM THE OVCM – STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE:
1. On Club Meeting. There will be NO CLUB MEETING this week.
2. On SLCUUA Cultural Contests. Congratulations to the following for winning in the Southern Luzon Colleges and Universities Athletic Association (SLCUUA) Cultural Contests which was held at St. Michael’s College- Laguna last December 2, 2015:
a. Zedric Nicholas Bisenio of BM 206 – Champion, Impromptu Speech b. Andrea Mikaela Llanes of MM 204 – Champion, Oratorical Contest
c. Jaime Alfonso Macatangay of MM 204 – Special Citation, Declamation Contest
Date Time Medical Dental
December 7, 2015 08:00am-09:00am 09:20am-10:20am 10:30am-11:20am
G2-BG 111 N1-BB102pm
G2-BG 114
December 10, 2015 09:20am- 10:20am 10:20am- 11:20am 01:00pm- 02:00pm 02:00pm- 03:00pm
G1-BB 105
G1-BB111
Kinder-BB 203 pm G4- BB 212 December 11, 2015 08:00am-09:00am
09:20am- 10:20am G2- BG 109
G1- BB 110
4 d. Modern Dance Club – 3rd place
Congratulations also to the following coaches: Ms. Mae Bautista, Ms. Joy Anne Dimaculangan and Ms. Lesiree Pernez
3. On Christmas Cheers Concert of Vox Fusion and I.S. Acapellas. Congratulations to our Vox Fusion and I.S. Acapellas for staging the Christmas Cheers Concert last Friday, December 4 at the BHV Gym. Animo Lasalle!!
4. On Jollibee Maaga Ang Pasko. We are inviting you once again to join in this longest running toy and book donation campaign of Jollibee. You may drop your toy and book at the Jolly Box located at the BB Lobby. Let us continue sharing the love this Christmas Lasallians by supporting this project. ANIMO Lasalle!
5. On 53rd Foundation Booth Application. We are inviting interested classes and clubs to sponsor creative and challenging booths in celebration of 53rd Foundation Week on February 11 – 13, 2016. Please find the following guidelines:
a. The booth operators are required to issue receipt to customers because each receipt is entitled to a raffle draw which shall be drawn during the Closing Ceremony of the 53rd Foundation Day.
b. The booth operators shall report to the JPIA Booth located at the Centen A the sales of the day and duplicate copy of the receipts issued to the customers at the end of the day for validation purposes.
c. As a matter of policy, the 70-30 rule shall apply i.e. 70% of the total net sales income shall go to the booth operators while the remaining 30% shall be part of the 53rd Foundation Committee income.
d. Selling price or services shall be governed by the approved list submitted to the Booth Committee thru I.S. SAO. Overpricing and selling of products or services which are not stated in the approved list would be subject to the suspension of the booth and would subject to Disciplinary action.
e. Selling of toys like water gun, pellet gun, pirated products or any item/s that the school may consider inappropriate are prohibited.
f. “Highway Robbery” or any similar forms in the duration of booth operation is strongly discouraged.
g. The booth operators shall be responsible in keeping their booth clean during and after the fair. They shall be held liable for all damages, lost items, materials and fixtures of the classroom or school facilities.
h. All booth operators shall apply “Claygo Policy.” A trash bin has to be provided to ensure cleanliness of the area.
i. The Booth Committee shall acknowledge the participation of different booths based on the following awards:
a. Most Creative Booth b. Most Popular Booth
c. Best in Sales (as verified by the JPIA)
j. The Booth Committee thru the I.S. SAO reserves the right to disapprove any application if the product/service or operation does not conform with the school criteria.(eg. Styrofree campus, selling of harmful pets/animals etc)
k. The Booth Committee thru the I.S. SAO shall conduct the inspection of booth operation during the fair to ensure strict adherence to the guidelines.
l. Violation of any of the above guidelines would mean cancellation of the Booth Operation.
Please get the application form now at the SAO. Deadline of accomplished form is on January 8, 2016.
