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The Blue Mantle

By The Blue Mantle

The Official Publication of Immaculate Heart of Mary College, Inc.

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Mar 26, 2026
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ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026 THE BLUE MANTLE, VOLUME 2 ISSUE 1

earts United in Joy and Faith

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SHANE ARRANGUEZ

With its annual celebration, "Pasko sa Imma: One Night, One Journey, One Heart", Immaculate Heart of Mary College Inc. (IHMCI) formally welcomed the holidays as Christmas drew near. The eagerly anticipated event started with the ceremonial lighting of the Christmas tree, symbolizing hope and solidarity within the school community. Soon, the campus was bustling with excitement, anticipation, and the season's warmth.

Embodying the true spirit of giving, IHMCI also arranged a gift-giving program. Every grade level contributed their own offerings according to designated categories. What began as simple preparations became a significant expression of generosity and unity. Through this initiative, students got a personal look at the joy of sharing their blessings with people who are less fortunate.

Mr. Alex Gutierrez led an Advent Recollection at IHMCI prior to the celebrations. The activity prompted children to stop, think, and pray, highlighting the actual meaning of Christmas. Students were reminded of the virtues of faith, gratitude, and compassion through moments of silence and sharing. The recollection served as a meaningful and thoughtful reparation for the celebration, helping everyone focus on the spiritual essence of the season.

Another highlight of the celebration was the "IHMCI Carols and Harmony Contest". Participating classes showcased their musical talents through lively and harmonized performances. As each students collaborated to deliver engaging presentations, not only the competition flaunted vocal skills but also strengthened unity among students.

The much-awaited Christmas Party gathered each class together to enjoy games, food, and class-organized programs, marking the culmination of the celebration. Laughter and jolly conversations filled the campus, creating a merry and joyful ambiance.

With increased enthusiasm, students joyfully and excitedly decorated their classrooms and crafted their own parols, the traditional Filipino star-shaped lanterns symbolizing the Star of Bethlehem. Each classroom displayed distinctive and imaginative designs, exhibiting not only the students' passion and teamwork but their artistic abilities as well. The vibrant decorations created a festive and welcoming atmosphere on campus.

Indeed, Pasko sa Imma 2025 served as a reminder that Christmas is a time of hope, solidarity, and selfless giving in addition to being a celebration.

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T he stage lights shone and the audience buzzed with anticipation as The Voice of Imma took the stage on February 6, 2026, one of the highlights of this year's College Week Celebration. Before the event officially began, a special performance set the mood for the morning, captivating the crowd and creating excitement for the competition.

The contestants performed their preparedsongs in the first round, with each giving it their all in the hopes of securing a spot in the finals. With each of their performances, confidence grew and voices soared, filling the venue with loud applause. After careful deliberation, the judges selected the top three contestants who would advance to the second and final round.

2nd Runner Up: Chazline Vitan LoRichelle Ondillo