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Pasig Catholic College
College Department
THE LITURGICAL MINISTRIES
LITURGICAL
MINISTRIES
PORTFOLIO
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Introduction
Liturgical Ministry is an excellent opportunity for us Christians to perform our baptismal calling to
serve God and one another. It is a one way of involvement in the body of Christ with full and
active participation to the living sacrament offered by Jesus. This is an essential practice to
deepen ones commitment of service and most importantly to nourish ones faith in the life of
Christ. Thus, enables every committed individual to walk in the light of Christian virtues and
morality to strengthen oneself against all challenges in today’s reality. As Saint Paul wrote in
one of his books in the Bible, “Faith without action is dead”, in one way or another everyone can
associate what Saint Paul have said, that through ones involvement in any liturgical ministry can
transform ones faith in ones daily lives and deeds.
Rationale
This ministry is greatly to preserve and help the students to enrich their seed of faith as they will
understand their roles and responsibilities as baptized Christian. Moreover, such initiative of
establishing these liturgical ministries such as Ministry of the Word, Altar Servers, PCCian
Chorister and Marian/Vocation Club is a benefit to every Christian as they will learn the mystery
of serving “behind the scenes”. It is therefore, a helping hand in learning more and
understanding little of ones Christian faith are primary objectives why, we Christians are need to
be involved in all the life giving sacraments offered by Jesus for our salvation.
Character of the Liturgical Ministries as a Group
1. Christ Centered
Jesus is the center of the life and mission of the Liturgical Ministries. We look up to him as the
Divine Master whom we serve and Good Shepherd that we are following. The fruitfulness of the
group depends on our deep connection to him. Our centeredness in Christ enables us to bring
his love to brothers and sisters in the community, our little acre of grace, Pasig Catholic College.
As a Christ centered group, the Liturgical Ministries instill in hearts and minds of its member the
love for Jesus by bringing them back to sacraments, most especially in the sacrament of
Reconciliation and the Holy Eucharist. Honoring Jesus who is truly and forever present in the
Most Holy Sacrament of the Altar is plays a significant role in the life of all the members of the
Liturgical Ministries.
2. Marian
The Liturgical Ministries see the Blessed Virgin Mother as our guide and our sole and sure way
to our Lord Jesus Christ, who is the Way, the Truth and the Life. Mary is our mother, queen and
model in loving and serving the Lord. As a group with a Marian character, devotion to our
Blessed Mother is a great part of our way of life as a group. The Liturgical Ministries deepens
the love and devotion of all its members to our Blessed Mother so that they become her helper
in bringing her Son, Jesus Christ, to the world. We honor the Blessed Virgin Mary dedicating
3. Movement
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Movement in the context of the Liturgical Ministries means “active”. The Liturgical Ministries is
an active group of young Catholic Christians working together as one in the service of our Lord
Jesus Christ and Church. Being an active group is our sole realization of our oneness in Christ,
the vine who wants his followers to bear much fruitful.
Being a movement, the Liturgical ministries reach out to the community by initiating programs
and activities that will enhance and enrich the faith and love for the Lord of all our brothers and
sisters in the community. By doing this, the Liturgical Ministries shares in the mission of our
“little acre of grace”, the Pasig Catholic College in empowering the youth for the building of the
local Church.
“The Liturgical Ministries is a Christ centered Marian Movement of young Catholic

students working together as one in response to our School’s mission of empowering the
youth for building of the local Church, the Body of Christ.”
Marks of a Member of the Ministry
The Liturgical Ministries, having a character of Christ-centered Marian Movement envision its
members to acquire this same character in their own personalities as Catholic believer, student,
and member of the Ministries. Therefore, The Liturgical Ministries aims to see the following
marks in all of its members:
1. A Christ-Centered Person
As a member of the Ministries, he/she must be a person that has a deep relationship with our
Lord, a person with deep prayer life and brings Jesus wherever he/she may go. He/she is
person that always live the Gospel Values of our Lord at all times most especially in making
important decisions in life and a person who always approach our Lord through the Sacraments.
2. Marian
As a Marian Community, all of the members of the Ministries are called to imitate Mary, a
prayerful and obedient person. We lived the message of prayer and penance, which Our Lady
thought to us in all her apparitions particularly in Fatima. We pray to the Blessed Mother at all
times and her Rosary whenever possible and practice “perfection of daily duties” as our
penance. We try to attain excellence and Christian perfection in everything that we do like what
Pasig Catholic College envisions each of her Children to be “persons of character and
competence”.
3. Active Members of the Church
Life and service does not end in School, and so as well in the Ministries. The call of our Lord for
us to become active disciples of Church extends even outside the portals of the community,
therefore, the ministries inspires her members to serve in their respective Parishes and
communities using their talents and the formation that they gain from the Ministries.
Functions and Descriptions
Ministry of the Word

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This includes the Lectors and Commentators. Their function is to help and assist in the
Liturgical Celebrations and any Para-Liturgical activity in the School community.
The Lectors are assigned to read the readings for the Mass and proclaim the word of the
Lord with conviction while the Commentators are assigned to lead the responses all throughout
the celebration.
Altar Servers of the Sacred Heart
The Altar Servers serves to assist the priest during the celebration of the Holy Mass.
They are also responsible to bring the “Cariales” every procession.
PCCian Chorister
When we pray by singing we prayed twice. The PCCian Choristers is offerings

themselves in singing adding a joyful and prayerful atmosphere every Liturgical and Para-
Liturgical celebrations.
Marian/ Vocation Club
The members of this sub-ministry serve in all Marian Devotion Propagation and Vocation
Promotion activities of the school. They also serve as the prayer group who will pray for the
increase of the Lord’s harvest to the religious vocation and the spiritual nourishment and
intentions of our priest. They also join those who serve the mass by serving as ushers and
collectors.
Patron Saints
The Blessed Virgin Mary

(August 15 & July 12)
The Blessed Virgin Mary, under the title of our Lady of the Assumption is the Ministry’s primary
and internal patroness. Mary, Jesus’ perfect disciple from womb to tomb is our model in
following and serving the Lord. The Ministry look up to Our Lady’s simplicity, humble service
and perfect obedience to the will of the Father as the ideal virtues and character a member of
the Ministry should possess. Our Lady’s Assumption reminds all members of their primary
mission on earth that they should try to apply in everyday living as students and in whatever
kind of calling that they choose in the future – “TO LIVE, TO LOVE AND SERVE THE LORD
AND TO BE HAPPY WITH HIM IN HEAVEN”.
On the other hand, The Liturgical Ministries founded in 12 July, the day dedicated to Our Lady,
Mary Mediatrix of All Grace also honors the Blessed Mother under this loving title. The Ministry
considers Our Lady, Mary Mediatrix of All Grace as its external Patroness and promotes
devotion to her by propagating the devotion to the Most Holy Rosary, particularly the family-
rosary, and by praying for the sanctification of all priest and religious.
St. Joseph
(March 19)
The Ministry honors St. Joseph, foster father of our Lord and the heavenly protector and helper
of our community. The Ministry follows St. Joseph’s example of great love for Jesus and Mary.
Each member should learn to love our Lord and Blessed Mother in order for them to bring the
love of Jesus and Mary to our brothers and sisters in the community in everything that we do.
St. Therese of the Child Jesus and of the Holy Face

(October 1)
Being one of the youth Saints of the Church and the Patroness of Mission, the Ministry honors
this great Saint as our model of serving the Lord. The ministry tries to follow her “Little Way” by
serving the Lord through the talents that he has given to us and by giving our best as students.
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Formation Programs
Beside from serving the community through our outreach projects, The Liturgical Ministries also
aims to produce members that have a deep spirituality, love for the Blessed Mother and
understanding of the Catholic Faith. In order to this vision into a reality, The Liturgical Ministries
designed different formation programs that will help its members in deepening the faith. These
are the following formation programs:
1. Monthly Bonding and Spiritual Recreation
This program is similar to a monthly recollection. Every third Saturday of the month, the Ministry
gather all its members to pray, meditate and enjoy each other’s company through the Holy
Mass, inspirational talks, Gospel sharing, Eucharistic Adoration and other activities that fosters
camaraderie and spirituality to all its members.
2. Prayer Meetings
Every Saturday (afternoon), the members of the Ministry will gather to pray, share and meditate
on Word of God, particularly the Sunday Gospel. This program aims to promote love for the
scriptures, help one other in attaining spiritual maturity and prepare each member for the
Sunday Eucharistic Celebration.
3. Marian Family Visitation (block rosary)
The Marian Family Visitation is one of the programs of the Liturgical Ministries of Pasig Catholic
College under the Marian- Vocation Club. This prayer activity aims to promote Marian devotion,
the consecration of the family to Jesus through Mary by enkindling the tradition of praying the
rosary together as a family, and to pray for the sanctification of the clergy. It is inspired by the
request made by our Blessed Mother, Our Lady, Mary Mediatrix of All Grace, to propagate
devotion to her, particularly the praying of the Holy Rosary with devotion and to pray for the
sanctification of the clergy when she appeared to Sister Teresita Castillo in the garden of the
Carmelite Monastery of Lipa, Batangas in 1948. It is also similar in some ways to the “block
rosary” where in image of the Blessed Mother will be visiting homes of all members (and some
teachers who are interested to participate in this activity) and stay for a whole week. It is
schedule every Saturday after the weekly prayer meeting of the group. Assigned members for a
particular week accompanied by the moderator/adviser of the group will be the one to fetch and
transfer the Image from the latter host family to the new host family.
4. Group Annual Pilgrimage
Annually the Ministry organizes a pilgrimage activity for its members. The ministry visited
different shrines, most especially those who are entitled to our Blessed Mother, within and
outside the Diocese of Pasig. This activity aims to give the members of the community to have a
spiritual encounter with their Lord and our Blessed Mother. It also serves as a thanksgiving
gathering and celebration for all the graces that the ministry receives. This activity is schedule
after the final exam or during break period every semester /vacation.
5. Spiritual Direction
In order to guide its members in terms of faith, vocation and decision-making, the Liturgical
Ministries provides spiritual direction and counseling for entire group. Members can consult or
talk to head of the ministry and to the Spiritual Director of the group privately regarding their
problems in terms of the aspects mentioned earlier.
6. Seminar, Symposiums and Workshops
The Ministry also provides spiritual trainings for its members in a form of seminars,
symposiums, and workshops. Some of these programs are the following:
 Seminar on the Liturgy
 Seminar on Prayer life and Spirituality
 Seminar on Mariology
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 Workshops for Lectors and

 Rosary-making workshop
7. Recollections
Annually the ministry organizes a simple one-day Advent and Lenten recollection for all its
members in order to prepare them spiritually in receiving our Lord in their hearts during
Christmas and Easter seasons. This is also one way of bringing our members back to the
sacraments, particularly to the sacrament of reconciliation.
8. Feast Day Celebrations
The Saints help inspires us in being faithful followers of our Lord, because of this The Liturgical
Ministries celebrates the feast days of its three Patron Saints, our Blessed Mother under the
title of Our Lady of the Assumption, St. Joseph, and St. Therese of the Child Jesus and of
the Holy Face. The Ministry honor this special day prayerfully, through Eucharistic Benediction
and fellowship.
7. Summer Recreation Programs
The ensure that all its members, most especially those who will just stay in their homes, will
spend their summer vacation productively, the Liturgical Ministries offers summer recreation
programs in form of mini-sports fest, outing, film viewing and workshops. This program aims to
keep the zeal and promote camaraderie of the group. It also aims to take our members from the
“Spirit of Idleness” that brings every soul to sin as St. John Bosco said “AN IDLE MIND IS THE
DEVIL’S WORKSHOP”
Outreach Programs
Beside from the formation programs that The Liturgical Ministries offers to all its members, the
group also extends its work to the community through the various outreach programs that aims
to strengthen and deepen the faith of all PCCians and inspire them to put this faith into action
through service. These outreach programs can be done within or outside the campus.
The Liturgical Ministries at times open some of its seminars and workshops to all the students
who want to enhance their faith and knowledge on the topics tackle in these activities. The
Ministry also gives an opportunity to all its members to immerse themselves to a life of service
by visiting some charitable institutions and giving them a chance to experience serving their
brothers and sisters in that particular institution or sometimes coordinate with some groups to
bring their charitable work inside the campus to give students a chance to help. Some of these
programs are the following:
- Exhibit
- Workshops and Seminars
- Mass Sponsorship
- Symposiums
- Annual Immersion
Membership
The Liturgical Ministries is a religious group open to all Catholic Students in the college
department of Pasig Catholic College. In terms of membership, The Ministry will only consider
the willingness with full freedom of those students who want to join. As to the process, they will
submit a membership form provided for them from the Campus Ministry Office- College
Department. They can also get a copy from the Beadle or Ministry Promoter of the particular
sub-ministry. Upon the day of submission of the membership from, an auxiliary member
automatically becomes a permanent member of the group.
Those who will undergo this membership process are those who want to be consider as
permanent members of the group. Permanent members have the privilege on all programs
stated in constitutions and by- laws
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All members are free to withdraw their membership from the group provided that they will inform
the Adviser of the group about their intentions of leaving.
Auxiliary Members
All college students are considered as the Ministry’s Auxiliary Members. Being the Auxiliary
Members of the group, students can participate in some of the activities of the group such as:
 Prayer Meetings,
 Marian Family Visitation (upon request), and
 All Outreach Programs
Organization of the Group
Committees
In order to systematize work of the group in terms of preparation and implementation of the
Ministry’s programs and activities and to ensure that all of our members working together, the
Liturgical Ministry formed three committees assigned in working for a particular aspect of the
group. These are the following committees:
A. Program and Research Committee
This committee will be in charge on planning of all our programs and events. They will be the
one to research for speakers for symposiums and seminars, venue for all activities and other
things needed by the group and to make a follow-up these things as well. The members of this
committee will the Altar Servers of the Sacred Heart and the Marian-Vocation Club headed by
the President and the Vice-President.
B. Finance Committee
This committee will be in charge of the group’s funds and its fund raising activities. They will
also be the one in charge of finding other means for finding and collecting funds for our
programs. Headed by the Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer and Business Manager, this
committee is composed of members from the Ministry of the Word.
C. Evaluation and Documentation Committee

This particular committee is in charge in documenting and conducting evaluation for all the
programs, both the formation and outreach programs of the Ministry. They are also the one in
charge in disseminating information about the groups programs to the community most
especially to all the members of the group with our bulletin board and our FB fan page and in
writing letters for speakers and venue reservation and preparing certificates if needed. This
committee will be lead by the Secretary and the Assistant Secretary with the PCCian Choristers
as committee members.
D. Promotion Committee
This particular committee will work on promoting and recruiting new members for the group.
This committee will be lead by PRO and Ministry Promoters.
Beadles
The Liturgical Ministry is composed of four sub-ministries composing of many members. In
order to ensure that all the sub-ministries will be in order and taken care of, each member of the
sub-ministries will elect a beadle in charge in leading their particular sub-ministry. These
beadles will be responsible in maintaining their respective ministries/group by the means of
giving follow up to its members regarding on their own programs and training such as practices,
committee meeting, etc.
Ministry Promoters
To ensure the life and vitality of The Liturgical Ministries, each of its sub-ministries will elect two
members from their respective ministries who will serve as their promoter. The Ministry
Promoters will work with the PRO in finding new members for their particular ministries; they will
also assist their Beadles in his work.
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Election of Officers
Every second week of the first semester, all the members of The Liturgical Ministries will be
called for a General Meeting to elect who will lead their group for the whole academic year.
They will elect certain members of the group who will serve as their President, Vice- President,
Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, Business Manager and PRO.
The Beadles and Ministry Promoters will also be elected on this day.
The positions of President and Vice-President is open to all second and third year students
while the positions of Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Treasurer, Business
Manager, and PRO are open only to all first, second and third year students. In electing their
officers, members must ensure that they will elect only those members who attend the meetings
and activities regularly.
Upon the election of new officers, the previous officers will have to extend in their position for
two weeks to train and assist the new officers in their work. They will to inform and discuss to
them the calendar of activities for the whole academic year and other concerns of their group.
The set of officers will take their position on the day of the General Assembly
General Assembly
Two weeks after the election of the new set of officers, the Ministry will again call its members
for a General Assembly. In this particular meeting, the new officers will discuss to all the
members, most especially to the new ones, all the essential things about The Liturgical
Ministries, calendar of activities for the whole academic year and other important matters. The
committees will also have their first committee meeting to discuss the list of their committee
assignments.
Funds
Source of Funds
Regarding the source of funds, the Liturgical Ministries will depend on the contribution of all the
college students of Pasig Catholic College. Every semester the Liturgical Ministries will collect
P50.00 per student. The total amount collected will be use to finance the formation and outreach
programs of the group.
In case of shortage of funds, the Liturgical Ministries will be using different means to gather
funds like fund raising projects, and group contribution (monthly dues).
Guidelines for the Usage of Funds
1. The Committee on Budget will manage the fund of the Ministries under the supervision of the
Campus Minister/Head of the Ministries.
2. The Committee on Budget is responsible in monitoring the financial status of the community
and informing the all the members about it by making a written report on the financial status of
community, which they will announce every general meeting of the community and paste on our
bulletin board afterwards.
3. Our funds must always be documented properly. The Committee on Budget must secure a
book where they will account the funds that they received and the funds that they released. This
book will be submitted to adviser of the group monthly for checking and monitoring of funds.
4. All committees and sub-ministries who will be requesting for funds for their particular
assignments and projects must first present a request slip approved by the Adviser of the group/
Campus Minister (in the absence of the Adviser/Campus Minister the president can
sign/approve the request provided that he/she will attach his/her name with his/her signature ).
After purchasing the items that they needed, they should submit a an accounting slip and
receipt of the item/s. Committees and sub-ministries who will fail to submit an accounting slip
will not be permitted to make another request.
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List of Officers
KYLE BALDWIN S. CRUZ

Coordinator, Ministry of Altar Servers
JERICO O. SANTOS
Coordinator, Social Communications Ministry
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KRIS DIANNE M. TUAZON

Coordinator, Lectors and Commentators Ministry
ANDREW R. BABASA III

Coordinator, Music Ministry
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HAZEL ANN NASAYAO

Coordinator, Ablaze Band
ROWENA S. MERCADO
Coordinator, Greeters and Butlers Ministry
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PATRICK RENZ A. PULA

Adviser, Liturgical Ministries
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ACTIVITY GRID
(S.Y. 2017-2018)
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FINANCIAL
REPORT
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FINANCIAL REPORT
LIVE PURE CONFERENCE 2017 “HALAGA”
Title of the activity
SEPTEMBER 10, 2017

Date of the activity
CASH ON HAND:Php 24, 000

CASH ON BANK:Php 25,000
TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE-------------------------------Php 24,000
EXPENSES
(See attached receipts both original and photocopy)
Qty. Particulars Amount Remarks

16 pcs Live Pure Conference Php 4,000
Ticket
TOTAL EXPENSES= Php. 4,000
TOTAL CASH IN BANK Php. 25, 000

NET CASH IN HAND Php. 20, 000
Prepared by: Checked by:
KYLE BALDWIN C. CRUZ KRIS DIANNE M. TUAZON

Coordinator, Ministry of Altar Servers Coordinator, Lectors and Commentators
Noted by: Received by:
MR. PATRICK RENZ A. PULA, LPT ENGR. JONATHAN V. DIOSANA, Ph D.

College Campus Minister OSSA Date
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FINANCIAL REPORT
CATECHETICAL SYMPOSIUM
SEPTEMBER 19, 2017


TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE-------------------------------Php 20,000
EXPENSES

Token Php 750.00
TOTAL EXPENSES= Php. 750.00



College Department
FINANCIAL REPORT
GUITAR LESSON
SEPTEMBER 20, 2017


TOTAL BEGINNING BALANCE-------------------------------Php 19, 250
EXPENSES

Food for Participant and
Php 1, 500
Speaker
Printing of Handouts Php. 500
Stipend for the Speaker and
Php. 1, 000
Facilitator
TOTAL EXPENSES= Php. 3,000



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FINANCIAL REPORT
FORMATION MEETINGS
FIRST SEM

EXPENSES

3 pcs Image of Our Lady of Fatima Php. 3, 000
Image Accessories Php. 390
Cell Meeting Kits Php. 582
Transpo Fee Php. 1, 000
5pcs Divine Mercy Images Php. 300
Certificate and misc. Php. 200
Anniversary Food Php. 300
5pcs YOUCAT Book Php. 1, 975
TOTAL EXPENSES= Php. 7, 747



College Department
FINANCIAL REPORT
CIRCLE OF DISCERNMENT
OCTOBER 20 – 21, 2017


EXPENSES

Guitar and Amplifier Rent Php. 1, 500
Food Php. 1, 087



College Department
FINANCIAL REPORT
SCA MEMBERSHIP FEE
SY 2016 – 2017

EXPENSES

SCA Membership Fee Php. 1, 800



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MINUTES OF
MEETINGS
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Minutes of the meeting

Date: July 17, 2017 Length of meeting: 2 hrs
Month Day Year
Attendees Venue______
Name Signature
1. Jerico O. Santos
2. Miguel Simpliciano
3. Kyle Baldwin Cruz
4. Rowena Mercado
5. Katherine D. Aquino
6. Kris Dianne M. Tuazon
7. Patrick Renz Pula
8. Janray Macababat
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
Agenda/ Objectives of the meeting

1. Mass of the Holy Spirit
2. Oath Taking
3. Anniversary of Litmin
4. Commissioning of Officers
5. Litimin @106 Year of the Parish
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July 17, 2017

Oath Taking------ Council/Org/Faculty
- Mass Presider: Fr. Orlindo F. Ordoña
- SDMP (Sta. Clara)
- Mass @4pm
- 3:00 P.M- onwards (Cut-off classes)
- Coordinators
MAS- Altar Servers
LCM- Readers/Commentators
CM- Choir/Psalmist
SOCOM- Ppt/Video Presentation
Ablaze- ?
- 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit
- July 21, 2017
- Anniversary ng LitMin (6yrs na ang Litmin)
- Aug 2- Salu-Salo (Tentative)
- 4:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M Mass
- Litmin@06 (theme)
- Year of the Parish
- Acts 2:32-42
- Community Building
- Theme (Deliberation)
- Each Ministry should pass one logo and one corresponding theme.
---Nothing Follows---
Prepared by: Jerico O. Santos Noted by: Mr. Patrick Renz A. Pula LPT
Coordinator, SOCOM Adviser, Liturgical Ministries
Checked by: Kris Dianne M. Tuazon

Coordinator, LCM
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Pasig Catholic College

Character of the Liturgical Ministries as a Group

“The Liturgical Ministries is a Christ centered Marian Movement of young Catholic

Marks of a Member of the Ministry

3. Active Members of the Church

Functions and Descriptions

Ministry of the Word

Altar Servers of the Sacred Heart

When we pray by singing we prayed twice. The PCCian Choristers is offerings

Marian/ Vocation Club

The Blessed Virgin Mary

St. Therese of the Child Jesus and of the Holy Face

1. Monthly Bonding and Spiritual Recreation

3. Marian Family Visitation (block rosary)

4. Group Annual Pilgrimage

6. Seminar, Symposiums and Workshops

 Workshops for Lectors and

8. Feast Day Celebrations

7. Summer Recreation Programs

- Workshops and Seminars

Organization of the Group

A. Program and Research Committee

C. Evaluation and Documentation Committee

Guidelines for the Usage of Funds

KYLE BALDWIN S. CRUZ

KRIS DIANNE M. TUAZON

ANDREW R. BABASA III

HAZEL ANN NASAYAO

PATRICK RENZ A. PULA

SEPTEMBER 10, 2017

CASH ON HAND:Php 24, 000

Qty. Particulars Amount Remarks

TOTAL EXPENSES= Php. 4,000

TOTAL CASH IN BANK Php. 25, 000

Prepared by: Checked by:

KYLE BALDWIN C. CRUZ KRIS DIANNE M. TUAZON

Noted by: Received by:

MR. PATRICK RENZ A. PULA, LPT ENGR. JONATHAN V. DIOSANA, Ph D.

SEPTEMBER 19, 2017

CASH ON HAND:Php 20, 000

Qty. Particulars Amount Remarks

TOTAL EXPENSES= Php. 750.00

TOTAL CASH IN BANK Php. 25, 000

Prepared by: Checked by:

KYLE BALDWIN C. CRUZ KRIS DIANNE M. TUAZON

Noted by: Received by:

MR. PATRICK RENZ A. PULA, LPT ENGR. JONATHAN V. DIOSANA, Ph D.

SEPTEMBER 20, 2017

CASH ON HAND:Php 19, 250

Qty. Particulars Amount Remarks

TOTAL EXPENSES= Php. 3,000

TOTAL CASH IN BANK Php. 25, 000

Prepared by: Checked by:

KYLE BALDWIN C. CRUZ KRIS DIANNE M. TUAZON

Noted by: Received by:

MR. PATRICK RENZ A. PULA, LPT ENGR. JONATHAN V. DIOSANA, Ph D.

CASH ON HAND:Php 16, 250

Qty. Particulars Amount Remarks

TOTAL EXPENSES= Php. 7, 747

TOTAL CASH IN BANK Php. 25, 000

Prepared by: Checked by:

KYLE BALDWIN C. CRUZ KRIS DIANNE M. TUAZON