Bilang pakikiisa sa diwa ng Kuwaresma, gumawa ng isang programa ang LASAC - Alay Kapwa ng Arsidiyosesis ng Lipa na siyang magsisilbing ating gabay sa pagtugon sa panawagan ng Kuwaresma: magsisi at sa Ebanghelyo ay manalig. Ang 40-Day Challenge ay siyang mag-aanyaya at magpapaalala sa ating lahat na sa bawat araw ng panahon ng Kuwaresma, tayo ay tinatawagang maglaan ng isang simpleng gawaing sakripisyo. Sa pagtupad mo ng sakripisyong ito, binibigyan ka ng pagkakataong maging instrumento naman sa iba na gumawa din ng kanilang sariling sakripisyo.
Ganun din naman, maaari kang magpakuha ng litrato na nagpapakitang napagtagumpayan mo ang sakripisyong inilaan mo at ipadala ang nasabing litrato sa FB page ng LASAC. Ito ay magsisilbing inspirasyon sa lahat. Isang sakripisyo sa bawat isang araw ng Kuwaresma. Isang sakripisyo mo para sa ikabubuti ng lahat.
#KungKayaKoKayaNyoRin #GiveLent100%...
#KungKayaKoKayaNyoRin #GiveLent100%...
#KungKayaKoKayaNyoRin #GiveLent100%...
#KungKayaKoKayaNyoRin #GiveLent100%...
With the aim to strengthen the preparedness, response and
resilience of the faithful of the Archdiocese in emergencies and calamities,
partnership with First Gen/Gas Power Corporation (FGPC) and Bureau of Fire Protection
(BFP) begun. As their first move, a two-day trainers’ training for disaster
preparedness was conducted last June 26-27 at Batangas City Convention Center.
Training for the clergy was held on July 18, 2018 at LAFORCE. The two trainings
were attended by 178 participants comprising of lay leaders, seminarian and
priests. It was intended to train leaders who will share their knowledge to
their respective parishes. Medical First Aid and Basic Fire Prevention were the
first modules discussed which were followed by practical applications.
Fr. Jayson Siapco, LASAC Director, for the second time, went back to the Vatican City this December 5-7 for their 2nd Working Group Meeting for Impact Investing as its Secretary. He was appointed to become the representative for Caritas Asia in this forum because of the good practices seen being don
LASAC Child and Community Development Project continuously responds to the Catholic Social Teachings of the Church on preferential option for the poor as they organized 24 Self-Help Groups with 296 members coming from the poorest of the poor family in their respective communities. The project accomp
“Education is a powerful tool by which socially and economically marginalized children and adults can lift themselves out of poverty”. In 2016 LASAC organized Adopt-a-Child Scholarship Program (AACSP) that provided educational assistance to deserving indigent students from Grade 1 – Grade 10.