Saturday, May 9, 2009
ASMSI ILOILO Chapters ... GATHERED AT LAST!
It is our dream that all chapters of Alumni of the Sisters of Mary in Iloilo be gathered. And it just came true.
ASMSI Iloilo had trouble combining its chapters. From Antique, Aklan, Capiz, Tubungan, Guimaras and the Mainland Iloilo. All chapters has amazingly combined their forces and showed what they got.
We went to Bantayan Beach Resort in Guimbal Iloilo. It seems that everybody is having fun coping up for the time they had. No work, no studies, no pressures.. hehehe just plainly fun, fun and fun and excitement…laughter and no rooms for sadness was felt by that moment....
It was the first time that all chapters attended the gathering. Thanks to all its chapters officers who facilitated the event and schedule and make it a success.
Lots of hindrance, troubles, and difficulties may still come on our way but keep this in mind … “GOD WILL MAKE A WAY”
Hope you guys would continue what we had started. Aja!!!
May all officers in this subchapter of ASMSI – Cebu continue to grow…
Thanks to the following:
Janella Luching (12th batch talisay) -Iloilo Vp for Girls
Cris John anate (15th batch minglanilla) -Iloilo Vp for Boys
Ryan Batilaran ( 8th Batch minglanilla ) - Capiz
Jan Arix Bacawag ( 12h batch ) -Antique
Lynlyn Agapito (9th batch) - Aklan
Marites Lonquino (10th batch)- Tubungan
George Ryan Acopicop (15th batch ) - Guimaras
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
my poems ......
He is more than a hero
He is a god in my eyes —
the man who is allowed
to sit beside you — he
who listens intimately
to the sweet murmur of
your voice, the enticing
laughter that makes my own
heart beat fast. If I meet
you suddenly, I can’t
speak — my tongue is broken;
a thin flame runs under
my skin; seeing nothing,
hearing only my own ears
drumming, I drip with sweat;
trembling shakes my body
and I turn paler than
dry grass. At such times
death isn’t far from me.
FAREWELL TO AN ANGEL
I will take you out of my heart
But will write your name where
The sun does not shine
And the stars don’t glow
Because I have found you ---
In the dimmest hours of my life.
Perhaps God had asked you to fly
Over dark corners of the earth
To bring light to orphaned hearts
And warmth to frozen souls—
Or maybe He had sent you
To make me understand why
The stars glow above and
The dying leaves fall.
I will take you out of my heart
But will mark the dark hours of my life
Because one day, when I shall again
Seek the light, I might find you there.
ENIGMA
As I want through it all
Dividing my time
Trying to understand everything
Trting to understand what's life ....
As the years goes by -
Adding my age;
Subtracting my life -
Walking through the circle
I cried
As I pass a quarter of it,
I feel my knees trembling
Down to the half
I feel like surrendering
As I went through it all
Dividing my time
Trying to understand everything
Trying to conquer life .........
JADED
Death comes to your loved one
He struggled to survive
Breathe the last air
Died with much emotion
Hurt to feel
That now he's gone ....
Vanished forever!
asmsi iloilo logo and meaning
as you can see it is some sort of like the logo of SOM to declare that the members are the graduates and certified SOM alumni that posses all the virtues that was taught inside the school
the cross symbolizes the Christian community and the red C stands for chapter.
the colors are marian blue, blue, and red...
marian blue ephasizes the calmness and peace,
the blue resembles the color of the SISTERS of MARY
and the red is a fiery color that implicates the burning zeal of SOM alumni
Credits:
The Association’s logo was designed and drawn by Mr. John Taroballes , SOM graduate 10th batch Minglanilla Campus
asmsi-iloilo gift for FR. AL
The Community Service Activity started with our journey from Iloilo City to Tubungan together with Irish May Palomo and Marites Longuino, a 14th batch and 10th batch graduates respectively. Reaching Barangay Bikil after 2 hours we were welcomed by a 12th batch graduate who also happen to be the First Kagawad of the said barangay.
Then we leave and proceed to the house of Marites at Barangay Victoria, along the way we cross rivers and climbed mountains and big rocks, we walked slowly and rest sometimes to breathe the fresh air and appreciate the beauty of nature that surrounds us. Despite the difficulties it did not hinder us to reach our objectives.
The following morning we woke up early, prepared all the things we needed and be ready to begin the activity with enthusiasm. The activity was started by prayer led by Mark Tom Tamisen, a 12th batch graduate and VP of the Tubungan subchapter, followed by opening remarks of the President of the tubungan subchapter Marites Longuino, she introduced the organization and its officers to the people of Barangay Bikil. Then was followed by the welcome address of the First Kagawad of Barangay Bikil, a 12th batch graduate of the Sisters of Mary. After the opening program the committee set out to work by cleaning the barangay plaza and teaching the children catechism. The closing remark was delivered by yours truly.
After the Activity we were tired yet happy and satisfied to see the smiling faces of the children and parents, we hurried to eat our lunch and head back to the terminal before the last bus leaves for Iloilo City.
The Community Service Activity in Barangay Bikil, tubungan is just the beginning of the many outreach programs of the Alumni of the Sisters of Mary Incorporated Iloilo based graduates. We will continue to bear the spirit that the Sisters of Mary taught us. LET US SERVE THE LORD WITH JOY!