The Itinerant’s Path

Now that the result of Licensure Examination for Teachers has been released today, I immediately browsed the net searching for my name. Thanks to inquirer.net, I easily found my name! I thought for a while that I never passed the Professional Teachers’ Board. I can still remember how did I take that exam at MSU Gen. Santos City.

One reason why I went home to my native place is not only for vacation but for my father. As long as I can, I wish to visit his burial place and pay homage for the legacy he left me.I have a lot of memorable experiences with him that brought me to my present time. He was such a kind of a hero for me.

9th Triennial Convention of the National Federation of Religious Brothers in the Philippines (NFRBP) at Mergrande Ocean Resort and Convention Center in Talomo, Davao City.”One Heart, One Nation, One Mission: A Spirituality of Communion.” Brothers of different religious congregations from different parts of the country; as far as from Northern Luzon to Southern Mindanao.

During the games, I sensed your determination to win by cooperating with your teammates. You did not forget the objective of the Intramurals. Most of you joined the competitions. eing crusaders is not only aiming to be the champion, but also as winners by heart, following the rules and objectives of our activity, the High School Intramurals. Congratulations!

Blogging was almost forgotten, tasks and responsibilities were in waiting to be done, and so on and so forth, whew! The next big event after the Notre Dame Day was my advisory’s recollection. I really convinced our Assistant Principal that I must be with them during their recollection. It was more than fun but to be present with them. That’s one of our spirituality, right? PRESENCE.

All Notre Dame schools here in Mindanao celebrate Notre Dame Day today. Here at Notre Dame of Kidapawan College (NDKC), it’s always a part of being a Catholic School to celebrate our Lady’s day. From the history of all Notre Dame Schools here in Mindanao, Mama Mary is honored by dedicating all the schools established by the Oblates of Mary Immaculate (OMI). Later, the different schools were handed over to different Congregations.