via Gillian Lei Dulay and Barbara Denisse Gutierrez, Junior Staffers October 6, 2026, Tuesday, marks the culmination and final day of the Family Rosary Crusade. Through the Gospel according to Luke 1:26–38, the Dominican faithful is reminded of the foretelling of the birth of Jesus, when the Angel Gabriel appeared to Mary. Through her simple "yes," our salvation was set in motion. Rev. Fr. Jerone R. Geronimo, OP., culmination Mass presider, connected the Gospel to Dominicans'

via Hannah Eunice Garcia and (Edward Enriquez), Junior Staffers As Dominican community gathered for the 9th day of the Family Rosary Crusade (FRC), Rev. Fr. Christian B. Beunafe, O.Carm. reflected on the Gospel from Luke 10:25–37, which tells the Parable of the Good Samaritan. The Gospel reminded the faithful about the importance of goodness, compassion, and helping those who are in need. This parable tells of a Samaritan who helped a person in need despite the differences be

via Saif Gaddiel Medina, Vice President for Finance, and Hannah Aizon, Junior Staffer "Why do we only appreciate people once they are gone?" On the 8th day of the 32nd Family Rosary Crusade (FRC), the Dominican faithful reflected on a reading from the book of Matthew. In Matthew 21:33-43, the faithful is reminded about the Parable of the Wicked Tenants in which it tells that God gives people everything they need and patiently waits for them to do good with it, but if people a

via Valence Paul Ymmanuel Domingo, Junior Staffer, and Marianne Joyce Mag-isa, OD President From the Gospel according to Luke 10:17-24, the 72 disciples returned to Jesus rejoicing because of what they were able to do in His name. But Jesus reminded them that their greatest joy should not come from their talents and achievements, but from knowing that they are gifted by God. This reminds us to stay grounded and grateful, especially when we experience success. During Fr. Carlo

by Maria Bernadeth Gutierrez and Louise Santos "Provided that we are regarded as children of God, and our conduct aligns with that identity, we are granted a guardian angel." Today, October 03, 2026, the 6th day of the Family Rosary Crusade, a reading from the book of Matthew was reflected upon. In Matthew 18:1-5, 10, we are taught that we must embrace humility like a child and value the vulnerable, whom God guards closely. In Rev. Fr. Clarence Victor Marquez OP’s homily, he

by Kristine Salamagos and Yuan Miguel Navarro, Junior Staffers Mid-32nd Family Rosary Crusade at St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Dominican faithful gathered once again in prayer and reflection as they celebrated the Memorial of St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus and the Holy Face, also known as the “Little Flower.” During the celebration, Rev. Fr. Kenneth Arvin C. Tayao reflected on St. Thérèse’s spirituality and her teaching known as the “Little Way,” emphasizing that holiness d

by Abbie Christel Esguerra and Chariz Jiliane Cruz “We are different in many ways, but we are united in one faith and one Lord.” - Rev. Fr. Narcisco T. Estrella, Jr., OP. On the fourth day of the 32nd Family Rosary Crusade at St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Dominican faithful came as one in prayer and reflection as they continued their celebration of religious devotion. There were two two occasions yesterday: the Memorial of St. Jerome and the continuation of the Novena in pr

via Rein Carlo Ventura and Limuel Tayao, Junior Staffers On third day of the 32nd Family Rosary Crusade at St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Dominican faithful celebrated the Feast of the Archangels, Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. Today's gospel reading from John 1:47–51 was the focus of the eucharistic celebration's homily. During the homily, Rev. Fr. Peter Collin C. Crisostomo began with the question, “How can we really say if there’s an angel?” He connected this to the Nicen

via Natania Francesca Magat and Carlo Sagado, Junior Staffers Day 2 of SDA's 32nd Family Rosary Crusade coincided with the feast of Saint Lorenzo Ruiz of Manila, this September 28. Today’s Gospel, Luke 9:46–50, was reflected upon in connection with the life and martyrdom of St. Lorenzo Ruiz, highlighting the importance of humility, faith, and remaining committed to God. Rev. Fr. Wyntelxnou Michikko G. Avila centered his homily on the life and example of St. Lorenzo Ruiz, part

On the first day of the 32nd Family Rosary Crusade on September 27, 2026, the Gospel from Matthew 21:28–32 was reflected upon, focusing on the parable of the two sons. Rev. Msgr. Dario V. Cabral emphasized the act of being firm with one’s decisions. There, he talked about the difference between characteristics of the eldest and the youngest child. The eldest being the one who always endures, the one who is most pressured, and the one you can count on. On the other hand, the y

Four years into the competition, Dominicans remains visioned. St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Inc., in its fourth year of participaton, secured ranks 5 and 10 following the rigid competition as it aims to remain on track in the 2026 National Bridge-Building Competition. Team A composed of Limuel Tayao, Mark Denver Sta. Maria, and Antionio Dela Cruz and Team B composed of Angeline Moyo, Vince Del Rosario, and Leona Georgette Santos were SDA's participants and secured ranks com

WALONG MAKASAYSAYANG DEKADA, HIGIT PA. Tikatik man ang ulan, hindi nito naparam ang alab ng bawat isang Dominikanong sumaksi sa makasaysayang selebrasyon ng ika-80 na anibersaryo ng St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Inc.. Pinakatampok na gawain sa nasabing selebraSyon ang paglalagay ng mga memorabilia sa isang time capsule na inilagak naman sa harap ng imahe ni Sto. Domingo sa quadrangle ng paaralan. Kabilang sa mga nilalaman ng nasabing kapsula ang misyon at bisyon ng SDA, sch

SPECIAL DAY FOR OUR SISTERS. As Dominican Sisters of St. Catherine of Siena celebrate their founding anniversary, last July 28, Tuesday, OP-Siena sisters at SDA were also up for a Dominican surprise - one that is never forgetful and always thankful. Watch here:

BETTER PREPARED, BETTER READY. As Dominicans engaged in yet another earthquake preparedness and school threats drills, their knowledge and readiness for such increases. Though hoping it would not happen, better preparedness is better readiness. Elements from Pulilan PNP, MDRRMO together with SDA's local DRRM group, Students Services Division organized the seminars. Watch here:

GREAT JUMPSTART. Almost two weeks in this new school year, St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Inc. celebrated Holy Spirit Mass to seek the Divine Providence this new academic year. NEW SCHOOL YEAR, NEW BLESSINGS. Following the celebration of the Holy Spirit Mass, presider Rev. Msgr. Dario V. Cabral of the Diocesan Shrine and Parish of San Isidro Labrador went on every building, classroom, and office at St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Inc. to bless each student, office staff, and

In an energetic, enthusiastic school opening, Dominicans are up for another academic year as St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Inc. opens SY. '26-'27. Themed after popular characters from a fast-food chain, Dominicans were into a school-opening party like no other. Part of today's opening party was that for St. Dominic Academy of Pulilan, Inc. personnel asking the Grace of God for a fruitful and successful year ahead. They were also introduced per area during the program. Watch