The Official Publication of Immaculate Heart of Mary College, Inc.
ACADEMIC YEAR 2025 - 2026 THE BLUE MANTLE, VOLUME 2 ISSUE 1
During the second round, the competition intensified. Without knowing the song they will perform, each finalist selected a piece of paper containing a random song title. The challenge tested their vocal ability, versatility, and composure under such pressure. Despite the sudden surprise of this round, the finalists performed admirably, impressing the audience with their versatility and charisma on stage.
To make the evening more exciting, Mr. Renor Sagun delivered a spectacular performance that electrified the audience and made the event more unforgettable.
Soon after, the much-awaited award ceremony took place. Maria Teresa Mallory was named the 1st runner-up, while Chazline Aya Vitan earned the title of 2nd runner-up. Coming up as the Winner of The Voice of Imma was Angeline Cuevas, her performances throughout the competition captured both the judges' and the audience's praise and admiration.
To end the competition, Cuevas took the stage once more to perform her winning piece, "Nosi Ba Lasi" for the 2nd time. This time, her voice conveyed the pride and joy of victory, attracting cheers and loud applause from the crowd.
The Voice of Imma is more than just a singing competition. It showcased the talent, bravery, and lively spirit of students, proving that the voices of Immacordistas deserved to be heard.
CELEBRATING TOGETHER
A DAY OF RHYTHM, DANCE, AND CHARITY AT IHMCI
WYNONA BATAC n the afternoon of September 9th, the grounds of Immaculate Heart of Mary College, Inc. (IHMCI) filled with sounds of drums and horns, as the Lugawan ni Oz was kicked off by the lively and rhythmic performance of the Marching Band. This was followed by the showcasing of talents by the students, and the heartwarming generosity and charity of the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SSVP) members.
As soon as the first note echoed through the open gates of IHMCI, the members of the Marching Band took the center as their own stage. Their synchronized playing and precise steps made the hearts of the audience beat as one-bringing them together as they show a glorious opening for the event.
The crowd was then swayed by the graceful dance performance of the Grade 10 students, moving like a white swan gliding in a lake-full of grace and elegance. They used the song "Panatang Pag-aalay," the theme song of the (SSVP). Through this the crowd witnessed how the IHMCI honoured the legacy of faith and charity of Blessed Frédéric Ozanam.
The crowd was then swayed by the graceful dance performance of the Grade 10 students, moving like a white swan gliding in a lake-full of grace and elegance. They used the song "Panatang Pag-aalay," the theme song of the (SSVP). Through this the crowd witnessed how the IHMCI honoured the legacy of faith and charity of Blessed Frédéric Ozanam.
As the name of the event suggests, members of the (SSVP) gave out free lugaw to people walking by and to our hardworking jeepney drivers. They not only tasted the warm and savory porridge, but also the warmth and love of the SSVP members. This small act really showed the spirit of Blessed Frédéric Ozanam-full of generosity and care for the people.
The event continued with the giving of free sliced ham, which brought smiles to many. While some were busy giving-out ham, other students took the center to sing their hearts out-filling the air with their melodious voices that touched the hearts of the watchers. As they sang, more and more students came to join them, creating an atmosphere that was full of cooperation, harmony and collaboration.
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