Saint Bartholomew has been having a difficulty with the charitable institution they will help...
we kindly ask for your suggestions so please leave some comments for this post if you have some suggestions...
Thank You very much!
As for my Suggestions..,
Alay Pag-asa Christian Life Foundation
32 Arayat Street corner Road 1, Barangay Malamig,
Mandaluyong City 1550, Philippines
+63.2.532-6433; +63.2.532.3250
Website: http://alaypagasa.org
Asilo de San Vicente de Paul
UN Avenue, Manila
+63.2.523.3829; +63.2.523-1460; +63.2.523.5264
Asian Social Institute/ Senden Home
Manila
+63.2.523.8266
Asociacion De Damas Filipinas
Quirino Avenue, Paco, Manila
Tel.No.:+63.2.563.2309
(formerly Fundacion de Damas de Filipinas Settlement House, near Plaza Dilao)
Childhope Asia Philippines
1210 Peñafrancia Street
Paco 1007 Manila
Tel. No.: +63.2.563.4647
Fax. +63.2.563.2242
Email. chap@childhope.org.ph
website: http://www.childhope.org.ph/
Christian Light Foundation
Quezon City
+63.2.924.1622; +63.2.373-0469
Concordia Children Services
Sta. Mesa, Manila
+63.2.716.0031; +63.2.713.3462
Create Responsive Infants by Sharing, Phils. (CRIBS, Phils.)
Marikina City
+63.2. 681-5921/681-8078
DSWD Nayon ng Kabataan
Pasay City
+63.2.832.2681
DSWD Reception and Study Center for Children (RSCC)
Quezon City
+63.2. 927.4244
DSWD Sanctuary Center
Mandaluyong City
+63.2.532.1164
Friendship Home of Fr. Luis Amigo
Makati City
+63.2.844-5754
Hospicio de San Jose
Ayala Bridge, Manila
+63.2. 527.1547 (to 48)
Founded in 1810, the oldest charitable institution in the Philippines
House of Refuge Foundation, Inc.
(Bahay-Kanlungan)
Quezon City
+63.2.947.3726
International Alliance for Children
Quezon City
+63.2.924.1920
Kabalikat ng Pamilyang Pilipino Foundation
Makati City
+63.2.893.9534; +63.2.813.0478; +63.2.813.6476
Kaibigan Ermita Outreach Program
Manila
+63.2.563.9022
Leto Christian Center
Pasig City
+63.2.6336879; +63.2.633.6911
Mabuhay Deseret Foundation
Cubao, Quezon City
Missionaries of Charity
Tayuman St., Tondo, Manila
NORFIL Foundation
Quezon City
+63.2.372.3577; +63.2.372.7879
Pangarap Fondation
Taft Avenue, Pasay City
Tel. No.: +63.2. 551-3733; +63.2.831.0700; +63.2.834.1061
Paraciete Foundation
Manila
+63.2.711.4766
Shepherd of the Hills Children’s Home
Quezon City
+63.2. 438-5295
Tuloy Foundation, Inc.
Makati City (now in Alabang, Muntinlupa)
+63.2.892.4788 (to 89)
White Cross
San Juan, Metro Manila
+63.2.724.2145
Outside Metro Manila:
Child and Family Service
Baguio City
+63.74.442-6156
Christian Praise Children’s Home
San Fernando, La Union
Gethsemane Children’s Home
Beckel, La Trinidad, Benguet
+63.74.442.5118
Jewels of Yahweh Children’s Home
San Carlos Heights, Irisan
Baguio City
Miracle Home for Children
P.O. Box 100, Pagdaraoan
San Fernando, La Union
+63.72.413-031; +63.72.414.265
Noah’s Ark Home for Children
Portay, Banawe, 3601 Ifugao
DSWD Lingap Center
San Felipe, Ilagan, Isabela
+63.78.62028
Helgamosey Children’s Home
Divisoria, 311 Santiago City
Childhood for Children Preda Foundation
Upper Kalaklan, Olongapo City
+63.47.222.4994; +63.47.222.5572
DSWD RSCC
Pandan, Angeles City
+63.45.602.3306
King’s Garden Children’s Home
Palonatin Road, Sabatan
Orion, Bataan
Munting Tahanan Apostolate Foundation
Sitio Mathay, Tugo
Balanga, Bataan
Shepherd of the Hills
San Antonio, Zambales
+63.47.4307
DSWD Lingap Center
Jacob Ext. Liboton, Naga City
DSWD RSCC
Bitano, Legaspi City
+63.52.243.343
DSWD Lingap Center
Bo. Obrero, Lapuz
Lapaz, IloIlo City
+63.33.73785
DSWD Regional Rehabilitation Center for Youth
Brgy. Concordia, Nueva Valencia
Guimaras
Children of Cebu Foundation Parian Drop-in Center
Cebu City
+63.32.93823
David Livingston Ministry Foundation
Jubay, Cebu City
+63.32.62498
Rainbow Orphanage of Dumaguete
Hibbardd Ave., Bantayan
Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental
+63.35.225.0888
Sunshine Corner Ministry of Encouragement
Door 2, Southland Bldg.
Lopez Jaena St., Cebu City
Balay sa Gugma Foundation
22nd St. Nazareth
Cagayan de Oro City
DSWD Lingap Center
Zamboanga City
+63.62.991.6056; +63.62.991.6030
DSWD Lingap Center
Mintal, Davao City
+63.82.221.2922
Foundation of Balay Pagsilungan
815 Datu St., Bankerohan
8000 Davao City
Note: Telephone numbers and contact information may be outdated. please leave a comment for any error. Thank You
I just copy/paste it from
http://www.backpackingphilippines.com/2007/12/manila-orphanages-charitable.html
so please refer to this site for any other suggestions...
Thank You! We are expecting more suggestions from you! :)
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
What Happened This Week?
A few things happened this week for the class of St. Bartholomew...
Monday- It's the class president's birthday!
Tuesday- There are No Classes because of the University of Santo Tomas Faculty Union (USTFU)
Wednesday- A normal class day when the finalists of the Declamation Contest were announced
Thursday- It's the Feast Day of St. Thomas so we have No Classes once again.
Friday- It's the Juniors' and Seniors' Prom Night at the Manila Hotel so the corridors of USTHS is just for the 1st and 2nd Year Students.
Monday- It's the class president's birthday!
Tuesday- There are No Classes because of the University of Santo Tomas Faculty Union (USTFU)
Wednesday- A normal class day when the finalists of the Declamation Contest were announced
Thursday- It's the Feast Day of St. Thomas so we have No Classes once again.
Friday- It's the Juniors' and Seniors' Prom Night at the Manila Hotel so the corridors of USTHS is just for the 1st and 2nd Year Students.
Oops!
Oops!
My deepest apologies for accidentally misspelling the name of Ms. Gia Georgette Apuad.
In the poll above, her last name is spelled as Apuas.
Please be guided that her real last name is Apuad and not Apuas.
My deepest apologies for accidentally misspelling the name of Ms. Gia Georgette Apuad.
In the poll above, her last name is spelled as Apuas.
Please be guided that her real last name is Apuad and not Apuas.
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Things to Do for Monday- February 1
Hello! I have thought that I may not write anything at all in this blog but I think by doing this, I can write plenty of things about our class...
so... here.. the things to do for Monday, February 1, 2010 and as well as the upcoming activities for Music and PE/H
Mathematics_
nothing mentioned but please refer to your student handbook for the schedule...
Values Education_
in the group project, Group 1 will present for the whole week so please be ready...
English_
giving of grades...
Filipino_
research on the countries that study about the Filipino language...
History_
nothing mentioned so far, but please do advanced reading...
Biology_
the research about dyslexic people and please create your topic outline...
TLE_
bring your egg shells and other materials for the project making by group and also be prepared with your draft report...
PE_on Wednesday
on 3 short bond papers*, narrate 3 factual stories about the origin of the Filipino dances (1 per page), memorize the steps for the Fandango sa Ilaw... *not sure though if it is really short bond paper...
Music_on Tuesday
submission of the scrapbook project
Additional Reminder:
BOYS: please be reminded of your 2 by 3 haircut...
--CONGRATULATIONS!--
BLESSIE ANNE T. MANLAPID & KRISTINE ANNE T. GATCHALIAN
for entering the finals for the Declamation Contest of the English Forum!!! We wish both of you all the best of luck!
so... here.. the things to do for Monday, February 1, 2010 and as well as the upcoming activities for Music and PE/H
Mathematics_
nothing mentioned but please refer to your student handbook for the schedule...
Values Education_
in the group project, Group 1 will present for the whole week so please be ready...
English_
giving of grades...
Filipino_
research on the countries that study about the Filipino language...
History_
nothing mentioned so far, but please do advanced reading...
Biology_
the research about dyslexic people and please create your topic outline...
TLE_
bring your egg shells and other materials for the project making by group and also be prepared with your draft report...
PE_on Wednesday
on 3 short bond papers*, narrate 3 factual stories about the origin of the Filipino dances (1 per page), memorize the steps for the Fandango sa Ilaw... *not sure though if it is really short bond paper...
Music_on Tuesday
submission of the scrapbook project
Additional Reminder:
BOYS: please be reminded of your 2 by 3 haircut...
--CONGRATULATIONS!--
BLESSIE ANNE T. MANLAPID & KRISTINE ANNE T. GATCHALIAN
for entering the finals for the Declamation Contest of the English Forum!!! We wish both of you all the best of luck!
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Thursday, January 28, 2010
HAPPY FEAST DAY ST. THOMAS!
Today, the 28th day of January, is a special day for every member of the Thomasian community.
Why?
Well, the reason is that it is the Feast Day of our patron saint, Saint Thomas Aquinas.
The patron saint was born in the castle of Rocca Secca at around the years 1224 or 1225 to his loving parents, Landulfo d' Aquino and Theodora da Theate.
He entered the monastery of Monte Cassino. In 1239, he was sent to the University of Naples to study for five years the liberal arts and sciences. He joined the Order of Friar Preachers or the Dominicans in late April of 1244.
His family was then indignantly mad because they wanted him to succeed his relative, Landulfo Sinibaldo as Abbot of Montecassino who is in the Benedictine Order. He was abducted by his own brother and locked him up in their family castle in Montesangiovanni but he was later released.
In 1245, he went to Paris for his novitiate and theological studies finishing them in Cologne in 1252 under St. Albert the Great. He was ordained priest in Cologne as well.
In spring of 1256, St. Thomas occupied the regent master's chair. He stepped down from his position in 1259 to go to Naples.
He spent his retirement years serving as lector in Orvieto, finishing the Summa Contra Gentiles and continuing to write his unfinished masterpiece, the Summa Theologiae.
Problems pursued in Paris and he was forced to occupy the regent master's chair in the Dominican Covenant until April of 1272.
He then went to Florence and Naples, at which in the latter, he served as regent of theology. His literary career ceased in the morning of the 6th of December in 1273.
Pope Gregory X requested for Saint Thomas to Attend the Council of Lyons. Along the journey, Thomas injured his head and eventually died in the Wednesday morning of March 7, 1274. The date of his burial was on the 28th of January, 1369 in Tolouse. This date also became the liturgical feast of Saint Thomas Aquinas.
He was proclaimed as Doctor of the Universal Church on April 11, 1567 by the Dominican Pope, St.Pius V and Patron of Catholic Schools on August 4, 1880 by Pope Leo XIII.
There! I hope you gained some knowledge about our very own patron, St. Thomas Aquinas!
Why?
Well, the reason is that it is the Feast Day of our patron saint, Saint Thomas Aquinas.
The patron saint was born in the castle of Rocca Secca at around the years 1224 or 1225 to his loving parents, Landulfo d' Aquino and Theodora da Theate.
He entered the monastery of Monte Cassino. In 1239, he was sent to the University of Naples to study for five years the liberal arts and sciences. He joined the Order of Friar Preachers or the Dominicans in late April of 1244.
His family was then indignantly mad because they wanted him to succeed his relative, Landulfo Sinibaldo as Abbot of Montecassino who is in the Benedictine Order. He was abducted by his own brother and locked him up in their family castle in Montesangiovanni but he was later released.
In 1245, he went to Paris for his novitiate and theological studies finishing them in Cologne in 1252 under St. Albert the Great. He was ordained priest in Cologne as well.
In spring of 1256, St. Thomas occupied the regent master's chair. He stepped down from his position in 1259 to go to Naples.
He spent his retirement years serving as lector in Orvieto, finishing the Summa Contra Gentiles and continuing to write his unfinished masterpiece, the Summa Theologiae.
Problems pursued in Paris and he was forced to occupy the regent master's chair in the Dominican Covenant until April of 1272.
He then went to Florence and Naples, at which in the latter, he served as regent of theology. His literary career ceased in the morning of the 6th of December in 1273.
Pope Gregory X requested for Saint Thomas to Attend the Council of Lyons. Along the journey, Thomas injured his head and eventually died in the Wednesday morning of March 7, 1274. The date of his burial was on the 28th of January, 1369 in Tolouse. This date also became the liturgical feast of Saint Thomas Aquinas.
He was proclaimed as Doctor of the Universal Church on April 11, 1567 by the Dominican Pope, St.Pius V and Patron of Catholic Schools on August 4, 1880 by Pope Leo XIII.
There! I hope you gained some knowledge about our very own patron, St. Thomas Aquinas!
Welcome!
Welcome!
This is the blog spot for St. Bartholomew 2009-2010.
Catch the latest news and activities of the class here.
I may sometimes not be able to update this but hopefully I can.
So, it's currently under construction so you have to wait for a while before you can have access to it.
Sorry for the inconvenience and we hope you understand!
barth_media09-10
This is the blog spot for St. Bartholomew 2009-2010.
Catch the latest news and activities of the class here.
I may sometimes not be able to update this but hopefully I can.
So, it's currently under construction so you have to wait for a while before you can have access to it.
Sorry for the inconvenience and we hope you understand!
barth_media09-10
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