Among hundreds of events held in 2017, the #AranzazuCoronation is one those popular catholic hashtags that dominated the social media world! CSMA2017.
SAN MATEO, Rizal – The #AranzazuCoronation hashtag is nominated in the Catholic Hashtag category in this year’s Catholic Social Media Awards (CSMA).
The most used hashtag before, during and even after the NSDA Coronation.
Millions of social media posts from devotees and supporters of Our Lady of Aranzazu around the world expressing excitement, pride and adoration for her were recorded on the day of her Pontifical Coronation on May 31 reaching up to over 28 million* social media posts across different social media sites using the said hashtag.
Instagram post by one of the NSDA devotees.
The grace and miracles that Aranzazu has showered on many lives were evident from the heartfelt posts of her loving community not just in San Mateo but also from people in different parts of the country as well as from different territories worldwide.
A computer jargon, Hashtag is a word or an unspaced phrase prefixed with the number sign (#), it was first used in social networking site Twitter as an easier way to search tweets and have a common topic for conversation.
The awards night will be on this coming November 18, Saturday at the Siena College, Quezon City where respected influencers in the country are also expected to attend.
Other nominees for the said category are #AllForJesus, #tayonakaySanAntonio, #HugotSeminarista, and #Relentless.
Camille Cabal
EIC, Website Team, Media Ministry
Camille embodies a soul of a writer that’s why even though how many times she tried turning away from it, she finds herself not only coming back but also loving it. Camille finished her Bachelor’s degree major in Communication in Trinity University of Asia. She is now working as a freelance copywriter. Her desire to explore a new world is her reason for joining Media and Public Information Ministry. Being with MPIM for years taught her how passionate she can get. She believes that the best way to get things done is to put your heart into whatever you do.
