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History of Our Lady Pf Roosary Parish
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Submitted by: Gozum, Kevin Dave P.
Submitted to: Mr. Reynaldo Domingo
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Background of the Parish 3 Parish Profile 5 Our Lady of The Holy Rosary 6 Feast of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary 7 Parish Priest and Staff 8 Pastoral Council 9 Religious Organizations 10 Litrugical Activities 11 Location Map 12 Vission Mission 13 SHE 1,2,3,4 14

I. Background of the Parish

The Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary Parish (OLMHRP) was formally instituted on the 30th of November 1979 that initially covered the areas extending from CAA to Martinville, down to Gatchalian Subdivision (Phases 2 – 10) reaching up to Villanueva Village with the areas from BF Homes to the northern part of Olivares which were formerly parts of the St Anthony Parish. Later on, these areas were further distributed to other two parishes the Mary, Queen of the Apostles Parish and Immaculate Conception Parish. The first parish priest of OLMHRP was Fr Vito Di Marzio (1978 – 1983) who was one with the first Rogationist missionaries in the Philippines namely, Frs. (†) Diego Buscio and (†) Antonio Barbangelo. While the parish was just starting several activities for the youth were organized with those of Charismatic Group and Life in the Spirit Seminars. Fr Adamo Calo (1984 – 1989) succeeded Fr Vito as parish priest with whom the land of the present location of the parish church in Multinational Village was acquired. Prior from the years of mandate of Fr. Loji Ma. Pilones (1992 – 1995) as parish priest, Fr Vito was once again assigned as parish priest from 1989 – 1992. Fr Niptale Frogosa (1996 – 1998) succeeded Fr Loji with whose term the Rogate Center and Religious students of the Fr Di Francia Center of Studies initiated the “Magbokasyon sa Bakasyon” a Youth Prayer Vigil for Vocations on the occasion of the World Day of Prayer for Vocations. After Fr Nip, Fr Danny

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