National Shrine of Our Lady of Aranzazu

DEVOTION HEALING MASS
2017-07-09 18:00 - 19:00 (Asia/Shanghai) | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
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THE SEVEN HOLY BROTHERS & ST. FELICITAS
2017-07-10 | Philippines, Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines
The illustrious martyrdom of these Saints happened at Rome, under the Emperor Antoninus. The seven brothers were the sons of St. Felicitas, a noble, pious, Christian widow in Rome, who, after the death of her husband, served God in a state of continency and employed herself wholly in prayer, fasting, and works of charity. By the public and edifying example of this lady and her whole family many idolaters were moved to renounce the worship of their false gods, and to embrace the Faith of Christ.
This excited the anger of the heathen priests, who complained to the emperor that the boldness with which Felicitas publicly practised the Christian religion drew many from the worship of the immortal gods, who were the guardians and protectors of the empire, and that, in order to appease these false gods, it was necessary to compel this lady and her children to sacrifice to them.
Publius, the prefect of Rome, caused the mother and her sons to be apprehended and brought before him, and, addressing her, said, “Take pity on your children, Felicitas; they are in the bloom of youth, and may aspire to the greatest honors and preferments.” The holy mother answered, “Your pity is really impiety, and the compassion to which you exhort me would make me the most cruel of mothers.” Then turning herself towards her children, she said to them, “My sons, look up to heaven, where Jesus Christ with his Saints expects you. Be faithful in his love, and fight courageously for your souls.”
Publius, being exasperated at this behavior, commanded her to be cruelly buffeted; he then called the children to him one after another, and used many artful speeches, mingling promises with threats to induce them to adore the gods. His arguments and threats were equally in vain, and the brothers were condemned to be scourged. After being whipped, they were remanded to prison, and the prefect, despairing to overcome their resolution, laid the whole process before the emperor. Antoninus gave an order that they should be sent to different judges, and be condemned to different deaths.
Januarius was scourged to death with whips loaded with plummets of lead. The two next, Felix and Philip, were beaten with clubs till they expired. Sylvanus, the fourth, was thrown headlong down a steep precipice. The three youngest, Alexander, Vitalis, and Martialis, were beheaded, and the same sentence was executed upon the mother four months after.
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SAINT BENEDICT Abbot
2017-07-11 | Philippines, Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines
St. Benedict, blessed by grace and in name, was born of a noble Italian family about 480. When a boy he was sent to Rome, and there placed in the public schools. Scared by the licentiousness of the Roman youth, he fled to the desert mountains of Subiaco, and was directed by the Holy Spirit into a cave, deep, craggy, and almost inaccessible. He lived there for three years, unknown to any one save the holy monk Romanus, who clothed him with the monastic habit and brought him food. But the fame of his sanctity soon gathered disciples round him. The rigor of his rule, however, drew on him the hatred of some of the monks, and one of them mixed poison with the abbot’s drink; but when the Saint made the sign of the cross on the poisoned bowl, it broke and fell in pieces to the ground.
After he had built twelve monasteries at Subiaco, he removed to Monte Casino, where he founded an abbey in which he wrote his rule and lived until death. By prayer he did all things: wrought miracles, saw visions, and prophesied. A peasant, whose boy had just died, ran in anguish to St. Benedict, crying out, “Give me back my son!” The monks joined the poor man in his entreaties; but the Saint replied, “Such miracles are not for us to work, but for the blessed apostles. Why will you lay upon me a burden which my weakness cannot bear? ” Moved at length by compassion he knelt down and, prostrating himself upon the body of the child, prayed earnestly. Then rising, he cried out, “Behold not, O Lord, my sins, but the faith of this man, who desires the life of his son, and restore to the body that soul which you have taken away.” Hardly had he spoken when the child’s body began to tremble, and taking it by the hand he restored it alive to its father.
Six days before his death he ordered his grave to be opened, and fell ill of a fever. On the sixth day he requested to be borne into the chapel, and, having received the body and blood of Christ, with hands uplifted, and leaning on one of his disciples, he calmly expired in prayer on the 21st of March, 547.
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ST. JOHN GUALBERT Abbot
2017-07-12 | Philippines, Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines
St. John Gualbert was born at Florence, A. D. 999. Following the profession of arms at that troubled period, he became involved in a blood-feud with a near relative. One Good Friday, as he was riding into Florence accompanied by armed men, he encountered his enemy in a place where neither could avoid the other. John would have slain him; but his adversary, who was totally unprepared to fight, fell upon his knees with his arms stretched out in the form of a cross, and implored him, for the sake of Our Lord’s holy Passion, to spare his life. St. John said to his enemy, “I cannot refuse what you ask in Christ’s name. I grant you your life, and I give you my friendship. Pray that God may forgive me my sin.” Grace triumphed.
A humble and changed man, he entered the Church of St. Miniato, which was near; and whilst he prayed, the figure of our crucified Lord, before which he was kneeling, bowed its head toward him as if to ratify his pardon. Abandoning the world, he gave himself up to prayer and penance in the Benedictine Order.
Later he was led to found the congregation called of Vallombrosa, from the shady valley a few miles from Florence, where he established his first monastery. Once the enemies of the Saint came to his convent of St. Salvi, plundered it, and set fire to it, and having treated the monks with ignominy, beat them and wounded them. St. John rejoiced. “Now,” he said, “you are true monks. Would that I myself had had the honor of being with you when the soldiers came, that I might have had a share in the glory of your crowns! ”
He fought manfully against simony, and in many ways promoted the interest of the Faith in Italy. After a life of great austerity, he died whilst the angels were singing round his bed, on July 11th, 1073.
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SAINT HENRY II, the PIUS Emperor
2017-07-13 | Philippines, Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines
Henry, Duke of Bavaria, saw in a vision his guardian, St. Wolfgang, pointing to the words “after six.” This moved him to prepare for death, and for six years he continued to watch and pray, when, at the end of the sixth year, he found the warning verified in his election as emperor. Thus trained in the fear of God, he ascended the throne with but one thought-to reign for His greater glory.
The pagan Slavs were then despoiling the empire. Henry attacked them with a small force; but angels and Saints were seen leading his troops, and the heathen fled in despair. Poland and Bohemia, Moravia and Burgundy, were in turn annexed to his kingdom, Pannonia and Hungary won to the Church. With the Faith secured in Germany, Henry passed into Italy, drove out the Antipope Gregory, brought Benedict VIII back to Rome, and was crowned in St. Peter’s by that Pontiff, in 1014.
It was Henry’s custom, on arriving in any town, to spend his first night in watching in some church dedicated to our blessed Lady. As he was thus praying in St. Mary Major’s, the first night of his arrival in Rome, he “saw the Sovereign and Eternal Priest Christ Jesus” enter to say Mass. Sts. Laurence and Vincent assisted as deacon and sub-deacon. Saints innumerable filled the church, and angels sang in the choir. After the Gospel, an angel was sent by Our Lady to give Henry the book to kiss. Touching him lightly on the thigh, as the angel did to Jacob, he said, “Accept this sign of God’s love for your chastity and justice;” and from that time the emperor always was lame.
Like holy David, Henry employed the fruits of his conquests in the service of the temple. The forests and mines of the empire, the best that his treasury could produce, were consecrated to the sanctuary. Stately cathedrals, noble monasteries, churches innumerable, enlightened and sanctified the once heathen lands.
In 1022 Henry lay on his bed of death. He gave back to her parents his wife, St. Cunegunda, “a virgin still, as a virgin he had received her from Christ,” and surrendered his own pure soul to God.
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SAINT CAMILLUS OF LELLIS Priest
2017-07-14 | Philippines, Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines
The early years of Camillus gave no sign of sanctity. At the age of nineteen he took service with his father, an Italian noble, against the Turks, and after four years hard campaigning found himself, through his violent temper, reckless habits, and inveterate passion for gambling, a discharged soldier, and in such straitened circumstances that he was obliged to work as a laborer on a Capuchin convent which was then building. A few words from a Capuchin friar brought about his conversion, and he resolved to become a religious.
Thrice he entered the Capuchin novitiate, but each time an obstinate wound in his leg forced him to leave. He repaired to Rome for medical treatment, and there took St. Philip as his confessor, and entered the hospital of St. Giacomo, of which he became in time the superintendent. The carelessness of the paid chaplains and nurses towards the suffering patients now inspired him with the thought of founding a congregation to minister to their wants. With this end he was ordained priest, and in 1586 his community of the Servants of the Sick was confirmed by the Pope. Its usefulness was soon felt, not only in hospitals, but in private houses.
Summoned at every hour of the day and night, the devotion of Camillus never grew cold. With a woman’s tenderness he attended to the needs of his patients. He wept with them, consoled them, and prayed with them. He knew miraculously the state of their souls; and St. Philip saw angels whispering to two Servants of the Sick who were consoling a dying person. One day a sick man said to the Saint, “Father, may I beg you to make up my bed? it is very hard.” Camillus replied, “God forgive you, brother! You beg me! Don’t you know yet that you are to command me, for I am your servant and slave.” “Would to God,” he would cry, “that in the hour of my death one sigh or one blessing of these poor creatures might fall upon me!”
His prayer was heard. He was granted the same consolations in his last hour which he had so often procured for others. In the year 1614 he died with the full use of his faculties, after two weeks’ saintly preparation, as the priest was reciting the words of the ritual, “May Jesus Christ appear to thee with a mild and joyful countenance!”
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COMMON LAY FORMATION
2017-07-14 18:00 - 21:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
Compulsory for all Ministries, Organizations, MSKs,
Speaker & Mass Celebrant: Rev. Fr. Edwin Tirado
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SAINT BONAVENTURE Bishop & Doctor of the Church
2017-07-15 | Philippines, Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines
Sanctity and learning raised Bonaventure to the Church’s highest honors, and from a child he was the companion of Saints. Yet at heart he was ever the poor Franciscan friar, and practised and taught humility and mortification.
St. Francis gave him his name; for, having miraculously cured him of a mortal sickness, he prophetically exclaimed of the child, “O bona ventura!”-good luck.
He is known also as the “Seraphic Doctor,” from the fervor of divine love which breathes in his writings. He was the friend of St. Thomas Aquinas, who asked him one day whence he drew his great learning. He replied by pointing to his crucifix. At another time St. Thomas found him in ecstasy while writing the life of St. Francis, and exclaimed, “Let us leave a Saint to write of a Saint.” They received the Doctor’s cap together.
He was the guest and adviser of St. Louis, and the director of St. Isabella, the king’s sister. At the age of thirty-five in 1257 he was made general of his Order; and only escaped another dignity, the Archbishopric of York, by dint of tears and entreaties. Gregory X. appointed him Cardinal Bishop of Albano.
When the Saint heard of the Pope’s resolve to create him a Cardinal, he quietly made his escape from Italy. But Gregory sent him a summons to return to Rome. On his way, he stopped to rest himself at a convent of his Order near Florence; and there two Papal messengers, sent to meet him with the Cardinal’s hat, found him washing the dishes. The Saint desired them to hang the hat on a bush that was near, and take a walk in the garden until he had finished what he was about. Then taking up the hat with unfeigned sorrow, he joined the messengers, and paid them the respect due to their character.
He sat at the Pontiff’s right hand, and spoke first at the Council of Lyons. His piety and eloquence won over the Greeks to Catholic union, and then his strength failed.
He died while the Council was sitting, and was buried by the assembled bishops, A. D. 1274.
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PYM SOLAR YOUTH DAY 2017
2017-07-15 15:00 - 20:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
Magandang Araw Kabataan ng Aranzazu, ikaw ay inaanyayahan ni Aranzazu sa ating annual SOLAR Youth Day sa darating na ika-15 ng June 2017, Saturday, 4pm hanggang 8pm.
Wag na mag-alangan dahil Welcome na welcome ang lahat para makiisa, makisaya at makifiesta sa pag-ibig ni Aranzazu at pagpupugay sa pangalan ng kanyang Anak. ikaw ay aming aantayin Kapatid!
#SYD2017 #AranzazuYouth
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21st SACERDOTAL ANNIVERSARY - FR. GERALD MASANGYA
2017-07-16 | Philippines, Luneta Park, Manila, Philippines

YOUTH JAM GENERAL PRODUCTION MEETING
2017-07-23 15:00 - 17:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
Ikaw ba ay may talento sa pag-sayaw at pag-awit? Maging bahagi ng isa sa pinaka-inaabangang Youth concert ng taon, ito ang #YouthJam2017! Pumunta lang sa 1ST GENERAL PRODUCTION MEETING ngayong JULY 23, LINGGO, 3PM sa NSDA Parish. Kita-kits!
Para sa iba pang detalye, makipag-ugnayan lamang sa mga numerong ito: 0905-7474941 (Laya) & 0905-5189265 (Mark)
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PAMIMINTUHO KAY ARANZAZU
2017-08-01 - 2017-08-09 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines

KASALANG BAYAN 2017
2017-08-12 10:00 - 12:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
Top four things couples need to remember during a Kasalang Bayan
All couples dream of receiving the blessing of the church to officially become husband and wife. However, with the price tags attached to weddings nowadays, some opt to go for more practical options such as a Kasalang Bayan.
A recent Kasalang Bayan aptly called May Forever: Kasalan sa Lancaster New City, with seventeen participating couples, was held last July 30 in Cavite. Wedding organizers took care of coordinating with the wedding suppliers which greatly took a huge load off the couples who got married.
Here are top four things to remember, as suggested by the wedding organizers of the May Forever: Kasalan sa Lancaster New City, for a stress-free and memorable Kasalang Bayan.
Tip 1 : Coordinate and follow schedules set by your wedding organizers
Strictly following the schedule can never be emphasized enough during weddings, especially if it involves participants outside your circle of family and friends. Your wedding organizers should update you every step of the way and in return, you need to follow the schedules strictly.
Make sure to attend general meetings and rehearsals so you know what will happen every step of the way. Do not also forget to update your entourage and invited guests.
Tip 2 : Arrive on time
Being punctual goes a long way. There will be several couples with you walking down the aisle, so make sure you and your entourage arrive on time to avoid delays in the program. You and your fellow couples won’t feel rushed and you’ll be able to enjoy every moment of the wedding.
Tip 3 : Hair-and-makeup preparation
Hours before the wedding day, the brides will find themselves trapped in a chair with busy hands tugging on their hair and brushes on colorful makeup palettes. Chaotic as it may seem, it’s one of the most exciting highlights of a bride’s day where she gets dolled up.
Before the wedding day, be sure to test different looks to know which suits you best. It will be easier during the wedding day itself once you and your hair and makeup artists have settled on a look that reflects your personality and makes you standout.
Tip 4 : The After-Party
Continue the celebration with your guests by having your own after-wedding party. After congratulating your fellow newly-weds at the church venue, you can treat your guests to a simple after-party where you can do other post-wedding ceremonies such as the couple dance, cake slicing and wine toasting. Take the time to thank each and every one of them who joined you on your special occasion.
If there is enough time, you may also ask help from the organizers to help you out. Just be sure to coordinate with them properly to plan out your after-party.
Courtesy: http://lifestyle.inquirer.net/
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PARISH RENEWAL EXPERIENCE CLASS 67
2017-08-26 - 2017-08-27 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines

1ST DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-08-31 18:00 - 19:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
7:00 NU – Nobena
7:30 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (San Mateo Elementary School)
5:00 NH – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
5:30 NH – Nobena
6:00 NG – MISA at RENEWAL Of MARRIAGE VOWS (FLA) Pagpapanibago ng panunumpa ng pag-iisang dibdib.
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2ND DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-09-01 | Rizal
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
7:00 NU – Nobena
7:30 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (Holy Name of Mary School, School for Raising Virtuous Children Inc., Center for Positive Future)
5:30 NH – Nobena
6:00 NG – Pagdiriwang ng Banal na Misa (DSPNSDA)
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3RD DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-09-02 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
7:00 NU – Nobena
7:30 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (Guitnang Bayan Elementary School)
9:00 NU – KUMPILANG BAYAN
3:30 NH – PANAYAM SA KABATAAN
5:30 NH – Nobena
6:00 NG – Pagdiriwang ng Banal na Misa (DSPSNDA)
7:30 NG – YOUTH MINISTRY’S YOUTH JAM 2017
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4TH DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-09-03 08:00 - 12:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
4:40 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
*Ang mga misa ay katulad ng karaniwang araw ng Linggo
8:00 NU – 12:00 NT – MEDICAL MISSION & FEEDING
4:15 NH – Nobena
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5TH DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-09-04 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
7:30 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (San Mateo National High School)
5:00 NH – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
5:30 NH – Nobena
6:00 NG – Pagdiriwang ng Banal na Misa (DSPSNDA)
7:15 NG – Pagdiriwang ng Banal na Misa (DSPNSDA)
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6TH DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-09-05 16:00 - 17:30 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
7:00 NU – Nobena
7:30 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (St. Matthew’s College)
4:00 NH – PANAYAM PARA SA NAKATATANDA (Senior Citizens)
5:30 NH – Nobena
6:00 NG – Pagdiriwang ng Banal na Misa (DSPSNDA)
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7TH DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-09-06 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
7:00 NU – Nobena
7:30 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa

3:30 NH – PANAYAM SA BOKASYON

5:00 NH – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
5:30 NH – Nobena
6:00 NG – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
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VOCATION SYMPOSIUM
2017-09-06 15:30 - 17:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines

8TH DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-09-07 18:00 - 20:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
7:00 NU – Nobena
7:30 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa
5:00 NH – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
5:30 NH – Nobena
6:00 NG – HEALING MASS & ANNOINTING (Panalangin sa mga may karamdaman)
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9TH DAY OF NOVENA (FIESTA 2017)
2017-09-08 23:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
7:00 NU – Nobena
7:30 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa
5:00 NH – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
5:30 NH – Nobena
6:00 NG – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
11:00 NG – MISA SA BISPERAS NG KAPISTAHAN (Alay kay Maria)
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NSDA FEAST DAY
2017-09-09 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
5:30 NU – Pagdadasal ng Santo Rosaryo
6:00 NU – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa
7:00 NU – PAINTING CONTEST
7:30 NU – PAGPAPARANGAL SA MAHAL NA BIRHEN (Re-enactment of the Coronation of NSDA)
9:00 NU – PARADA NG KAKANIN
2:30 NH – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa
4:00 NH – PRUSISYON NG KAPISTAHAN
6:00 NG – Pagdiriwang ng Banal Na Misa (DSPNSDA)
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KAPISTAHAN NG SAN MATEO
2017-09-21 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
MASS DSPNSDA:
7:30AM (with Msgr. Henry Mediarito)

MASS DULONGBAYAN CHAPEL:

6:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 2:00 PM, 4:00 PM, 7:30 PM (Healing Mass with Fr. Larry Paz)

PROCESSION:

– RIGHT AFTER 6:00 AM MASS (Chapel to DSPNSDA)

– RIGHT AFTER 4:00 PM MASS (DSPNSDA to Chapel)

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YOUTH MINISTRY - ROSARY CRUSADE
2017-09-30 19:00 - 2017-10-31 20:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
Ngayong October, Buwan na ng Holy Rosary. Muli nating samahan ang ating Mahal na Inang Birhen Maria sa kanyang paglalakbay tungo sa mga tahanan ng bawat pamilya ng mga kabataan ng Aranzazu at ating pagnilaynilayan ang pagdarasal ng Santo Rosaryo.
Magsisimula ang ating taunang Rosary Crusade sa ganap na ika-7 ng gabi mula sa ating Parokya papunta sa bawat tahanan sa darating na September 30 at magtatapos sa ika-31 ng Oktubre.
Para sa gustong sumama makipag ugnayan lamang kay Bro. Martin (0917 839 8561), Bro. Matthew (09061950134) at Sis. Venus (09275630243). Thank you.
#PYMRosaryCrusade2017 | #AranzazuYouth

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LIVING ROSARY
2017-10-07 19:00 - 20:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
OCTOBER: MONTH OF THE HOLY ROSARY
LET US PRAY AS ONE FAMILY… ONE COMMUNITY… ONE PARISH OF OUR LADY OF ARANZAZU and ask the intercession of our dearest Mother, Mary, for peace in our country and of the whole world. Amen.

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GRAND MARIAN PROCESSION (Laudate Maria)
2017-10-14 19:00 - 22:00 | Rizal

MEDICAL MISSION CLINIC (SUNDAYS)
2017-10-15 05:00 - 12:00 | Shrine & Parish of Our Lady of Aranzazu, Diocesan Shrine and Parish of Nuestra Señora de Aranzazu Gen. Luna Ave, San Mateo, Rizal, 1850, Philippines
1ST SUN BP CHECK UP
2ND SUN DENTAL CLINIC
3RD SUN PEDIA CLINIC
4TH SUN ADULT CLINIC
EVERY SUN MEDIC/FIRST AID VOLUNTEERS FROM START OF DISASTER PREPARATION
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