FILM POSTER ENTRIES SHORT FILM CATEGORY.
Film Poster Entries to the First Jaro Archdiocesan Film Festival
JAFF FILM STREAMING SCHEDULE
JAFF FILM STREAMING SCHEDULE
In line with the celebration of 55TH WORLD COMMUNICATIONS DAY, on Sunday, May 16, 2021, the Jaro Archdiocesan Film Festival (JAFF) Committee announces the OFFICIAL STREAMING TIME AND DATE of the different film entries for SHORT and DOCUMENTARY FILM Categories.
SHORT FILM CATEGORY
DOCUMENTARY FILM CATEGORY
THE FIRST EVER JARO ARCHDIOCESAN FILM FESTIVAL!
THE FIRST EVER JARO ARCHDIOCESAN FILM FESTIVAL!
Watch all 14 short films and 4 documentary films to be premiered live here through our Archdiocese Facebook Page, in connection with the celebration of the 55th World Communications Day and the Quincentenary of the Arrival of Christianity in the Philippines.
Starting tomorrow at 10:00 in the morning till Monday at 9:30 in the evening, witness the stories of each participating parishes and vote for your best and supported films presented for you! Come and see! Abangan!
NEW PARISH PRIEST OF SAN DIONISIO PARISH OFFICIALLY INSTALLED
NEW PARISH PRIEST OF SAN DIONISIO PARISH OFFICIALLY INSTALLED
Last May 13, 2021, Rev. Fr. Raymond Acebuque was officially installed as Parish Priest of Saint Vincent Ferrer Parish, San Dionisio, Iloilo, by His Grace, Most Rev. Jose Romeo Lazo, D.D. The Eucharistic celebration was attended by various priest in the archdiocese, and civil authorities from municipality of San Dionisio. Rev. Fr. Raymond Acebuque succeeded Rev. Fr. Raul Dayaday who was appointed Parish Priest of Saint Thomas of Villanova Parish, Miag-ao, Iloilo.
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Photo courtesy of Soccom Team from Parish of St. Vincent Ferrer – San Dionisio and Purely Purple.
LAPUZ PATRONAL FIESTA CELEBRATION 2021
LAPUZ PATRONAL FIESTA CELEBRATION 2021
Last May 13, 2021, the Parish of Our Lady of Fatima at Lapuz, Iloilo City celebrated its annual patronal fiesta. The Fiesta Mass was presided by Rev. Fr. Roberto Palencia, the Oeconomus of the Archdiocese of Jaro, whose birthday was celebrated on that day, and was attended by various priests from the Archdiocese.
Rev. Fr. Manny Gonzales, the outgoing Parish Administrator of Lapuz Parish and incoming parish priest of Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Leon, Iloilo, graced the celebration and thanked its parishioners for their support during his stay in said parish.
Photo courtesy of the Soccom Team of Lapuz Parish and other contributors.
“COMMUNITY PANTRY SA PALASYO” CONTINUES TO BE IN MISSION
"COMMUNITY PANTRY SA PALASYO" CONTINUES TO BE IN MISSION
The “Community Pantry sa Palasyo” spearheaded by the Jaro Archdiocesan Commission on Mission continues to expand since it started last April 26, 2021. From fresh vegetables and goods given at the Archbishop’s Residence Compound, Lanit and Kamalig last April 26-27, to arroz caldo and goods at Brgy. MH del Pilar, Gawad Kalinga Community, Brgy. Tacas, Jaro, Cathedral Grounds and others.Every week, various barangays are reached by this program so as to give relief and provide goods to families within that community. From residents to jeepney and trisikad drivers to senior citizens and children; anyone in the community were catered.
The Commission on Mission continues to receive and give goods gathered from generous donors and sponsors, so as to provide for more outreach programs to thoss who are in need, most especially in this time of pandemic.
Archdiocesan Mission Assembly Day 1.
1st day of the Archdiocesan Mission Assembly.
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Different priests and lay leaders gather in their respective vicariates for a 2-day virtual and face-to-face discussion and sharing on the essence of mission in light of the celebration of the 500 Years of Christianity, Year of Missio Ad Gentes and Year of Saint Joseph.
In today’s session, Most Rev. Midyphil Billones, D.D., Auxiliary Bishop of Cebu, shared his reflections for the Year of the Mission; and Rev. Msgr. Jose Marie Delgado, PC, Vicar General of the Archdiocese of Jaro, on the role of Saint Joseph in the missions. After the 2 talks, an open forum was facilitated, wherein His Grace, Archbishop Jose Romeo Lazo, D.D., actively responded to some questions together with Msgr. Delgado.
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#GiftedToGive
Janiuay Parish Choir shared their giftedness “Pagpa-ambit: Mobile Community Outreach Initiative” this morning.
Janiuay Parish Choir shared their giftedness to trisikad drivers, garbage collectors, market cleaners/sweepers, traffic aides,fire victims and side walk vendors as they roam around in their “Pagpa-ambit: Mobile Community Outreach Initiative” this morning.
“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” 1 Peter 4:10
Tanza Parish together with Iloilo City Police Office PP1 and ICPO Ladies Club open Community Pantry.
Tanza Parish together with Iloilo City Police Office PP1 and ICPO Ladies Club open Community Pantry.
Caritas Christi urget nos. Urged by the love of Christ, we accompany and help our brothers and sisters pastorally through Ministry of Charity. This is our faith response and concrete way of helping those who are in need in these trying times.
The City Proper PNP Barangayanihan headed by Police Capt Shiela Mae Sangrines, ICPO Ladies Club headed by Mrs. Garbanzos, and Tanza Parish Priest, Fr. Angelo Colada would like to thank the sponsors, benefactors, and volunteers.
The Saint Julian Parish Community Pantry’s
The Saint Julian Parish Community Pantry’s
2 Corinthians 9:6-8
Remember this: Whoever sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and whoever sows generously will also reap generously. Each of you should give what you have decided in your heart to give, not reluctantly or under compulsion, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to bless you abundantly, so that in all things at all times, having all that you need, you will abound in every good work.
The Saint Julian of Cuenca Parish spearheaded by the youth ministry has officially launched its community pantry in the municipality of Janiuay yesterday, April 25, 2021. This community pantry is in collaboration with different active youth organizations and made successfully with the oozing support from private donors.
The Saint Julian Parish Community Pantry Volunteers believe that it is in the most challenging time that people, especially the youth, should come together and do something for those who are in dire situation. It is innate to people to help others even in the simplest form— a reason why community pantries exist in many places. The Saint Julian Parish Community Pantry’s objective is line with the invitation of this year’s celebration, Year of Missio Ad Gentes, with the theme: “Gifted to Give”. This recalls the command of Jesus: “What you have received as a gift, give as a gift” (Mt 10:8).
The community pantry will continue to operate as long as there are donations coming in and the supply is enough to keep it functional. The volunteers will continue to serve the people with utmost compassion and with the reminder that everything we do if for the greater glory of God. Myles Lagana Poral
Photos: St. Julian Parish Youth Ministry, Janiuay