Mall rats nowadays don’t have any reason not to go to the church every Sunday. Most of us for sure have noticed the supposed to be sacred and holy masses inside malls which are perfectly attended by religious shopaholics. But this seems to defeat the very essence and sacredness of …
Read More »Stonyhurst-Southville International School
Stonyhurst-Southville International School (SSIS) has pursued these approaches since its founding: quality programs that empower as much as educate the early learner, a highly qualified team of nurturing, loving teachers, contemporary educational technology, an active support and resource network, and a small pupil-teacher ratio. A profile may be drawn of …
Read More »Batangas International Port
Batangas Port is considered as the key port in CALABARZON region and a vital point for the shipments from the nearby islands specially Mindoro and Romblon. Batangas Port is located in Sta. Clara Batangas a 10 mins travel from the city proper located at the southeastern portion of the Southern …
Read More »The ‘Tour of Hopes’ spread cervical cancer awareness in Batangas
contributed by: Janel Bajaro All the way from Tagaytay City, fifty bikers reached Lipa City, Batangas last Monday stead of a bicycle expedition with the core intention of spreading the public awareness regarding cervical cancer. Women gave flowers to the biker to symbolize hope – that we could still do …
Read More »“Center of the Center” Of World’s Marine Biodiversity – Isla Verde Passage
There are more than a thousand and one things that we Batanguenos can be proud of, one of which is the Verde Island passage which is declared as the center of the center of Marine Shorefish biodiversity. This passage which is considered to be one of the most busiest sea …
Read More »SPES Batangas City: Helping the youth through summer jobs
Crisis is in the air. People strive to find ways on how to put themselves in the comfort zone. Among these people are students. Students who struggle through the threats and demands of their environment, particularly the school they are attending to. Students, most of them, who mostly find ways …
Read More »Batangas the Competitive Province
Long before the Spaniards came, large centers of population already thrived in Batangas. Native settlements lined the “Pansipit river”, a major water way. Mr. Robert C. Fox, an American archeologist, revealed that based on archeological findings particularly in Calatagan Peninsula, the province has been trading with the Chinese since …
Read More »Saint Bridget College
HISTORY The Religious of the Good Shepherd (RGS) established the first Catholic School for girls (Girl School) in the Diocese of Lipa. This was in 1913, when the Most Reverend Joseph Petrelli, Bishop of the Diocese, asked the help of the RGS Sisters working in Ragoon, Burma to come to …
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