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From Liturgy to Theatre, IHMCI Honors the Life of St. Vincent and Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal Apparitions
BY HOPE LEONARDO mmaculate Heart of Mary College (IHMCI) was brought together in faith and festivity to celebrate the Feast Day of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal on November 27, 2025. Focu sing on deepening devotion and entrusting lives to Mary's guidance, the campus was alive with spiritual activities, marking the culmination of a week-long program.
A significant highlight of the liturgy was the Reception of the Luisas and Luisitas. The mass was held at the school covered court, sponsored by the elementary and the senior high school students alongside the luisitas, with music provided by the Marian Chorale and pianist Mr. Renor Sagun.
Following the mass and recess, students gathered at 9:30 AM for a Commemorative Program titled "The Three Apparitions of Our Lady to St. Catherine Labouré". The event was held concurrently in two separate venues: St. Ann's Hall for Kinder to Grade 10 students, and the Audio Visual Room (AVR) for Grades 11 and Grade 12 students.
The morning festivities culminated with "Sayaw kay Maria," and a Marian Hymn performed by COM members. Up next is the afternoon segment that highlighted the school's dedication o holistic development, "SIKAT" Theatre group presented the "Life of Saint Vincent de Paul" at St. Ann's Hall in two Back-to-back shows.
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As the celebration reached its end, the IHMCI community wrapped up the day with a meaningful challenge. Now, the students are invited to take these lessons to heart turning St. Vincent's charity and the value of mental wellness into simple, daily habits.
1:00 PM to 2:30 PM for Grade 3 to Grade 8 students and 2:30 PM to 4:00 PM for Grade 9 to Grade 12 students. While this was on show, a Mental Health Talk took place from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM. This discussion was held in the Conference Room for Grades 9 and 10, while in the AVR for Grades 11 and 12.
IHMCI Marks End of Buwan ng Wika with Dynamic Culminating Event
Their piece, drawing loud applause from the audience. Each succeeding performer brought its own interpretation and energy all unified by the theme of language as the vessel of history and hope.
Before Cluster Two's performance, the Lumiere Dance Club performed a graceful cultural dance. Their lively and coordinated choreography, rooted in Filipino tradition, acted as an interlude between performances keeping the festive spirit alive while reminding the audience of the richness of our culture. The performance brought both entertainment and cultural pride, proof of the school's dedication to honoring our tradition.
Cluster Two- composed of Grade 12- SVDP, 11- Molla, and 10- Vaillot, took the stage next with their Sabayang Pagbigkas presentation. Each group brought its own interpretation, combining sharp coordination with expressive delivery. Their collective voices rose and fell in rhythm, weaving messages of patriotism.
he Immaculate Heart of Mary College Inc. held its Buwan ng Wika culminating event on August 29, 2025, at St. Anns' Hall featuring performances highlighting Filipino language and culture.
This year's theme, "Wika at Kasaysayan: Kabitin ng Nakaraan, Susi ng Pagkakaisa at Pag- asa ng Bayan," highlighted the importance of the Filipino language-a message emphasized in Ms. Bulaon's closing remarks.
Ang wika ay hindi lang kasangkapan ng komunikasyon kundi isang kayamanan said Ms. Bulaon.
The audience welcomed the Masters of Ceremony, Angel Christine Macaspac, from Grade 12 - St. Louise de Marillac, and Jonella Lomocso, from Grade 12 - St. Vincent de Paul, guided the program with both humor and warmth, setting the tone for an afternoon of unity and joy.
The event began with a solemn doxology performed by the Lumiere Dance Club, noted for its graceful choreography. This was followed by the prayer led by Francesca Fatima Campanero, and the singing of the National Anthem led by Margarette Martinete, filling the St. Ann's Hall with pride and patriotism.
A highlight of the program came with the Sabayang Pagbigkas competition, where voices rose in unison to celebrate the richness of our language. The competition was opened by the performers from the Cluster 1, which included Grade 9 Laboure, 7 - Nicoli, and 9 Perboyre. Their performances combined synchronized movements, strong vocal delivery, and heartfelt emotion.
Because the piece is about Filipinos, we showed different emotions, different bits of history, and also showed themes of hope in our performance
Zharaine Angeles Dizon said, one of the performers from 11-Molla.
Celebrating Buwan ng Wika in school is important because it strengthens our identity as Filipinos, preserves our culture, and deepens our love for our national language.
ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026 THE BLUE MANTLE,
IHMCI marks the Feast of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal with faith-filled liturgy and vibrant student performances
Through creative narration and reenactment, the program showcased three crucial moments which are the "First Apparition (July 18, 1830): Mary's call to Catherine for a mission of love", "Second Apparition (November 1830): The vision of the Miraculous Medal and Mary's promise of grace." and "Third Apparition: The continued guidance and invitation to spread devotion."
IHMCI Alumni and SCB Hold Medical Mission at Campus Grounds
BY GABRIELLE VIDAL he IHMCI Quezon City Alumni Association, together with the Student Coodinating Board spearheaded a medical mission, with the theme of "Barkadahan Para sa Kalusugan" on October 4, 2025, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the IHMCI grounds.
The activity provided free healthcare services to both elderly individuals and children. The services included medical checkups, dental examinations, and the distribution of prescribed medications. Free items such as medical kits and food were also given to beneficiaries.
As part of the initiative, the alumni association encouraged community involvement through the campaign “#ImmaBearForACause", where participants were able to take photos with a bear in exchange for a small donation, with proceeds directly supporting the medical mission.
It also fosters unity, creativity, and a stronger sense of nationalism among students.
Judge Angel Panelo, also the SCB Adviser, said.
This was followed by the closing prayer led by Jowelle Cyrus L. Canonoy, which ended the event on a note of gratitude. The event closed with a reminder shared by Ms. Bulaon, who emphasized that the Filipino language is more than just a means of communication -it is a reflection of the nation's identity, pride, and living history.