Mapa Lab

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Mapa Lab

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Gusaling Pampamahalaan ng Malolos

2023-12-01T05:22:55Z

Janela: Created page with "Emmaus House of Apostolate Article by Mhikaela The Emmaus House of Apostolate is a place of compassion and hope, for those who're impoverished and nearing the end of their lives. It is located in Malolos, Bulacan. Has been providing support to the vulnerable members of society since its establishment in 1984. This residential neighborhood was founded with the purpose of serving Christ and extending love to those in need...."

[[File:Emmaus House of Apostolate.jpg|thumb|Emmaus House of Apostolate]]
Article by [[Mhikaela]]

The Emmaus House of Apostolate is a place of compassion and hope, for
those who're impoverished and nearing the end of their lives. It is located in
Malolos, Bulacan. Has been providing support to the vulnerable members of
society since its establishment in 1984. This residential neighborhood was
founded with the purpose of serving Christ and extending love to those in
need. Throughout the years it has served as a sanctuary, for individuals
requiring assistance.

<h1> A Humble Beginning </h1>

The seeds of Emmaus House of Apostolate were sown on November 22,
1984, under the guidance of Rev. Florentino Concepcion, a Catholic priest
inspired by the compassion of Mother Teresa of Calcutta and the vision of
Bishop Cirilo R. Almario Jr.The initial group of indigent patients, abandoned
by their families and burdened with mounting medical bills, found solace in a
rented house near the railways in Catmon, Malolos, where Fr. Florentino,
affectionately known as Fr. Boyet, welcomed them with open arms.

<h1> A Growing Need for Space </h1>

As more patients sought refuge at Emmaus House of Apostolate, the need for
a larger space became evident. The apostolate's faith in the providential care
of the Heavenly Father never wavered, and with the support of the
community, they moved to their second home in Barihan, Malolos, Bulacan.
The apostolate became a haven for individuals such as TB-stricken
outpatients, sore-infected street-bums, and those rejected by their families.
The spirit of the apostolate was not confined to the walls of the house; it
extended its reach to embrace the loneliest and most marginalized members
of society.

<h1> The Birth of a Permanent Home </h1>

In 1985, a significant milestone was achieved when the generous Caparas
family bequeathed their 1,527 square meter property in Caingin, Malolos,
Bulacan to serve as the permanent site of Emmaus House of Apostolate. With
the combined efforts of the apostolate's dedicated workers, the house was
built and continues to stand as a testament to love and service.

<h1> Extending a Helping Hand </h1>

Emmaus House of Apostolate has become a beacon of hope, for individuals
facing circumstances. The apostolate relies heavily on the dedication of
volunteers who generously contribute their time and skills to address the
residents administrative, dietary, hygiene and medical requirements. Yet the
apostolates mission extends beyond fulfilling necessities; its aim is to guide
lost souls to the loving embrace of our Heavenly Father and ignite within
them a profound yearning for a meaningful connection, with God.

<h1> Reaching Out to the Poorest of the Poor </h1>

Reaching out to the individuals regardless of their material, spiritual or social
conditions is, at the core of our mission. Our efforts extend to groups who
find themselves in circumstances; incarcerated individuals seeking
acceptance and justice; impoverished individuals burdened by ongoing
concerns about their healthcare; families residing in underserved areas
struggling to secure their next meal; and young people who have lost their
way yearning for attention and a sense of belonging. Our goal is to provide
support and guidance, to those who are facing difficulties helping them
discover Gods presence in their lives and opening doors towards a future.

<h1> References </h1>

https://www.facebook.com/EHAdoiceseofmalolos/

https://www.angelfire.com/ok5/familytree0/emamain.html

http://www.geocities.ws/dioecesismalolosinus/emmaus.html

https://mapcarta.com/W304655572https://lovemakeslifebeautiful.com/2018/06/11/visit-to-emmaus-home-for-the-aged-bulacan-philippines-8-june-2018/

<h1>External Links </h1>

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ZH-MhYLc3O8&si=fZ8ncJcCftMaQdrO

https://youtube.com/watch?v=oY3iAmjA5gM&si=1KA6D43lGJfkc87l

https://youtube.com/watch?v=3QASuNAew1s&si=CYqRWZAXjhc_g6CM https://youtube.com/watch?v=B1HnO_6oWaQ&si=T9jXgVLoBoTj59kR

https://www.angelfire.com/ok5/familytree0/emamain.html

http://www.geocities.ws/dioecesismalolosinus/emmaus.html

http://wikimapia.org/20227126/Emmaus-House-of-Apostolate-P-Burgos-St-Malolos-Bulacan

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Developing Literacy and Community Involvement through MHPNHS EX LIBRIS Library Volunteers

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EX LIBRIS Library Volunteers

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Janela: Created page with "Article by Irene Izabella EX LIBRIS represents a group of library volunteers situated within Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School, catering to the educational needs of Delpilarians within the confines of the school's Aklatang Gabriel A. Bernardo (AGAB). Established in 2019, the organization's primary focus revolves around the preservation, enhancement, and expansion of AGAB, including its resources and facilities. Moreover, the organization prioritizes the ad..."

Article by [[Irene Izabella]]

EX LIBRIS represents a group of library volunteers situated within Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School, catering to the educational needs of Delpilarians within the confines of the school's Aklatang Gabriel A. Bernardo (AGAB). Established in 2019, the organization's primary focus revolves around the preservation, enhancement, and expansion of AGAB, including its resources and facilities.

Moreover, the organization prioritizes the advancement of literacy through a diverse array of projects and initiatives that extend their influence beyond the school premises into the broader community. Collaborating with various individuals, groups, and organizations, EX LIBRIS diligently works towards the realization of its mission and advocacy goals.

Established in 2019, the MHPNHS EX LIBRIS Library Volunteers have been a driving force in promoting literacy and providing valuable library services within the Marcelo H. del Pilar National High School, particularly at the Aklatang Gabriel A. Bernardo (AGAB) library.

==<h3>Achievements and Projects</h3>==

- Outstanding Youth Organization (School-Based) Awardee:Recognized at the Maloleño Youth Awards 2023 for their outstanding contributions to the school community.

- Participant of Likha ng Malolos 2023:Contributing actively to the cultural and educational initiatives of the region.

- PAGBASA PAG-ASA 2022-2023: Actively promoting the importance of reading for building a brighter future.

- AGAB Book Delivery (During the pandemic): Ensuring continued access to educational resources during challenging times.

- Development of EC Search (OPAC - Open Access Catalog): Simplifying the search process and enhancing access to information for students.

- Project SOAR (School on the Air - 2021): Promoting education and literacy beyond the confines of the traditional classroom setting.

- Bulilit Project: Enabling storytelling and organizing book drives for daycare and elementary schools.

- AGAB Book Party (2022 & 2023): Fostering a love for books and reading through engaging events and activities.

- OHSP Reading Remediation Sessions (2022-2023):Providing additional support to students in need of reading assistance.

- Taunang Lekturang Gabriel A. Bernardo (Since 2019): Hosting annual reading events to cultivate a culture of reading among students.

- Aklat Para sa Lahat: Books for the Barrios (Book Donation Drive): Contributing to the dissemination of knowledge and resources in rural communities.

- Campaign for a Public Library in the City of Malolos:Advocating for increased access to public library facilities in the region.

- Establishment of Sineliksik Bulacan Research Hub at MHPNHS AGAB: Promoting research and scholarly activities within the school community.

- AGAB Reading Lab: Providing a conducive environment for students to enhance their reading skills and comprehension.

- Benchmarking Activities at UP Diliman and Ateneo De Manila Libraries (2022-2023): Learning and implementing best practices from renowned academic institutions.

- Donating Books to Elementary and Integrated Schools for Mini Libraries: Extending their efforts beyond the high school to benefit younger learners in the community.

==<h3>Executive Members (A.Y. 2023-2024)</h3>==

- President: Jessie Santos

- Vice President (AM Operations): Chloe Bautista

- Vice President (PM Operations):Jalaine Bautista

- Secretary: Alyssa Santos

- Treasurer:Annika Octavo

-PRO:Kirsten Mateo

'''Previous Presidents'''

- Elmira Gatchalian (S.Y. 2022-2023)

- Cheska Reyes (S.Y. 2021-2022)

- Grace Bernabe (S.Y. 2020-2021)

'''Adviser'''

- Sir Frederick Macale

Through their continuous dedication to fostering literacy and community engagement, the MHPNHS EX LIBRIS Library Volunteers have created a lasting impact within the school and the larger Malolos community.

==<h3>References</h3>==

Jessi

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Citang's Eatery

2023-12-01T05:19:56Z

Janela: Created page with "Inside Citangs Article by Rhielord There is only one month left until Christmas. If you haven't decided what to prepare for your family's Noche Buena yet, you might want to consider buying different kakanin, native sweet treats, and pasalubong at Citang's. Citang's is one of the oldest restaurants in Bulacan, ''located at 620 Kuatro Kantos, Sta. Isabel (Bagong Bayan), City of Malolos, Bulacan (beside Sta. Isabel Parish Church)''...."

[[File:Inside Citangs.png|thumb|Inside Citangs]]
Article by [[Rhielord]]

There is only one month left until Christmas. If you haven't decided what to prepare for your family's Noche Buena yet, you might want to consider buying different kakanin, native sweet treats, and pasalubong at Citang's.

Citang's is one of the oldest restaurants in Bulacan, ''located at 620 Kuatro Kantos, Sta. Isabel (Bagong Bayan), City of Malolos, Bulacan (beside Sta. Isabel Parish Church)''. It is open from Tuesday to Saturday between '''7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.'''.

Established in 1970 by Teresita Citang Ignacio, Aling Citang, with the help of her spouse and six kids (Lito, Nene, Lidya, Poleng, Marivic, and Joey), they used to sell kakanin or rice cakes. She opened the restaurant bearing her name because of her kakanin's fame.

As stated on their Facebook page, "''' The eldest, Carmelito 'Lito' Ignacio, cooks the lumpiang ubod, embutido, hamonado, ube halaya, and relyeno with his family.'''" Okeyoy, leche flan, and biko are prepared by Margarita "Nene" De Silva and her spouse. Pansit malabon, Pansit palabok, and Pansit guisado are prepared by Concordia "Lidya" Adriano and her daughter. Mother. The unique puto, kutsinta, sapin-sapin, and kalamay latik are prepared by Victoria "Marivic" Villegas. The sweets and bibingkas are sold by Apolonia "Poleng" Encarnado. The youngest, Jose "Joey" Ignacio, sells the brownie variants and Pan de Baliuag with his wife. Joey and Poleng take care of the patrons daily while the other siblings cook and prepare the food.

Kakanin is the bestseller of Citang's, but Citang's is not only known for its different types of kakanin but also for its delicious dishes, like Lugaw, Tokwa't Baboy, Dinuguan, and many other dishes. Citang's also offers frozen goods such as longganisa and siomai. It's tragic to hear that Aling Citang passed away at the age of 72, but the family's business continues, growing under the management of her husband and children.

One of their achievements is the progress of Citang's itself throughout the past 70 years in serving delicious food to the Maloleños. Citang's has also been featured in different news programs and documentary shows like Biyahe ni Drew and Ang Pinaka. Citang's has also continued to expand its fame on various social media platforms, such as Facebook and YouTube.

==<h3>References</h3>==
Villegas, R. J.
https://www.bulakenyo.ph/citangs-eatery-malolos/
https://youtu.be/UqiwZoC_0mM?si=XGGhkjgypu55sOxf
https://www.facebook.com/citangsince1970/videos/853309081902153/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

==<h3>External Links</h3>==
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://m.facebook.com/battlehungermalolos/&ved=2ahUKEwjOs_yG98SCAxUNTWwGHbE4D7wQFnoECD8QAQ&usg=AOvVaw1b0Nzr2WVuMDdQoAInlPsi
https://www.facebook.com/thepastrychefcakes?mibextid=JRoKGi
https://www.facebook.com/idealfoodrestaurant?mibextid=JRoKGi
https://eurobake-restaurant-bakeshop.business.site/
https://m.facebook.com/liomingsricenoodlesmalolos/
https://m.facebook.com/EntradaDeTanjeco/
https://www.facebook.com/ganchanjapanesecuisine/
https://m.facebook.com/PeppersGrillPH/
https://kalyemabinirestocatering.storehub.me/
https://m.facebook.com/PlateraRestaurant/

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Central Escolar University - Malolos

2023-12-01T05:18:12Z

Janela: Created page with "Centro Escolar University Malolos Campus Article by Allysa Joyce Located in Malolos City, Bulacan, Centro Escolar University (CEU) Malolos is a well-known branch of the renowned Centro Escolar University in the Philippines. CEU Malolos, well-known for its excellent instruction and wide range of academic programs, is still committed to upholding its finest standards of educational quality. <h1> About CEU..."

[[File:Centro Escolar University Malolos Campus.webp|thumb|Centro Escolar University Malolos Campus]]
Article by [[Allysa Joyce]]

Located in Malolos City, Bulacan, Centro Escolar University (CEU) Malolos is a well-known branch of the renowned Centro Escolar University in the Philippines. CEU Malolos, well-known for its excellent instruction and wide range of academic programs, is still committed to upholding its finest standards of educational quality.

<h1> About CEU Malolos </h1>

The Centro Escolar University Malolos campus, set on a 7-hectare plot of land along the McArthur Highway in Bulacan, is the first CEU branch outside of Metro Manila. The founders of the school had the aim of creating a leading institution in the northern region of Luzon that would provide ambitious students in the provinces with the same high-caliber education that empowers the youth of the metropolis. Founded in 1978. The hospitality and tourism school on this site features a teaching hotel called the Ada, named after its creator, Avelino. The Centrodome, a 5,000-seat theater, is also located on this property. They've established departments and colleges within the organization.

<h1> Campus Facilities and Laboratories </h1>

Modern learning tools and technology are continuously added to all CEU sites, enabling the University to work with the Professional Regulation Commission on the practical portion of the licensing exams for optometry and dentistry. There is a mini-hotel and a gymnasium on the Malolos campus. The University has improved and modernized its library services with electronic-based research tools and new information resource purchases to completely support research activities.

<h1> Student Councils </h1>

'''MALOLOS UNIVERSITY STUDENT COUNCIL (USC)'''
The highest governing body or recognized organization of all legitimate college students at CEU Malolos is the University Student Council (USC) Malolos. It is dedicated to helping students and giving them access to high-quality programs and experiences that will advance their welfare and understanding while fostering harmony and understanding within the student body as well as between students, teachers, and administration. <ref>https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/student-organizations/</ref>

'''University Wide Organization'''
Community Outreach Movement Pro-Active Students Service (COMPASS) In order to foster and strengthen the volunteerism of students in the University Community Outreach Program, the Pro-Active Student Service (COMPASS) Program was founded in 1998. It works in tandem with the University Social Responsibility Program to cultivate students who are socially conscious, disciplined, and globally competitive.

'''Honors Society'''
All Academic, University Memorial, and USPEP scholars, as well as members of the Dean's and President's lists and university grant recipients, are members of the Honors Society. "Vixi et Mico in Decus" is its tenet (to live and serve in honor). It seeks to uphold the welfare and best interests of CEU scholars as well as the fullest possible development of each student's potential and value. It also seeks to emphasize a comprehensive understanding of the role that students play as both academicians and learners and to provide positive role models for the students toward moral goals.

'''Mathematics Club'''
Students with an innate interest in mathematics from all academic fields come together as members of the CEU Mathematics Club. The objective is to enhance students' analytical and critical thinking abilities by engaging them in activities that facilitate their personal development.

'''Peer Facilitators Club'''
All students who are passionate about helping others and are interested in joining a group can join the Peer Facilitators Club. It is designed to teach these students how to resolve conflicts among themselves, to start a channel of communication for the benefit of the student body, and to serve as a platform for communication between CEU students and the general public both inside and outside the university as it moves toward establishing intercollegiate partnerships to foster peaceful relationships, raise awareness of important issues, and launch effective persuasive campaigns.

'''Science Club'''
The goal of the Science Club, which is open to all legitimate CEU students, is to foster an interest in the biological and physical sciences. The Science Club is involved in valuable endeavors that foster scientific enthusiasm and growth, increase environmental consciousness, and represent the multifaceted traits of a future scientist.

'''Student Catholic Action'''
Alternatively called the CEU-SCA, this religious group works to foster the development of a true Catholic community by advancing Catholicism, serving as a role model for CEU students in virtue-seeking behavior, providing apostolic support to the school and community, and collaborating with the Campus Ministry, Chaplaincy, and the Archdiocese of Manila to advance Catholic Church objectives

'''Teatro Escolar Malolos'''
CEU Malolos has renamed its theater-based organization Teatro Escolar Malolos in order to highlight its location. Through a variety of theater experiences, it acts as a training ground for students to actively participate in numerous worthwhile productions to hone their dramatic talents as well as their overall personality development.

<h1> References </h1>

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centro_Escolar_University

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/

https://www.facebook.com/share/RVZGVcVarVZ7aCPe/?mibextid=WC7FNe

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/articles-page/ceu-optometry-program-head-appointed-as-iacle-ambassador-for-the-philippines/

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/articles-page/ceu-loyalty-day-2023-marking-milestones-of-service/

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/articles-page/ceu-inks-shared-vision-with-asian-eye-institute/

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/articles-page/mr-and-ms-ceu-2023-a-night-of-glitz-and-glamour/

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/articles-page/ceu-celebrates-loyalty-of-employees-and-alumni/

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/articles-page

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/success-stories/students/escolarian-named-top-2-outstanding-tourism-student-of-the-philippines-by-jthmap/

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/success-stories/alumni/

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/campus-facilities/

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/student-organizations/

<h1> External Links </h1>

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centro_Escolar_University

https://malolos.ceu.edu.ph/

https://admission2.ceu.edu.ph/?shem=iosie

https://www.ceu.edu.ph/?shem=iosie

https://www.ceu.edu.ph/contacts/4?shem=iosie

https://www.finduniversity.ph/universities/centro-escolar-university-malolos/undergraduate-courses/?shem=iosie

https://m.facebook.com/CEUSCMalolos/?shem=iosie

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centro_Escolar_University?shem=iosie

https://www.clickthecity.com/local/b/hS70306/centro-escolar-university-malolos?shem=iosie

https://www.ceis.edu.ph/?shem=iosie

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2023-11-15T20:39:36Z

Janela:

Article by [[Jeann_D]]

<h1> Singkaban </h1>
[[File:Singkaban011.jpg|500px|right]]

The Philippine province of Bulacan, Malolos, is a historical city. It is well renowned for its crucial vicinity in Philippine history. It is often called the "Cradle of the Philippine Republic" because of its connection to the primary Philippine Republic. Malolos, Bulacan, is wealthy in historical websites, establishments, and activities that showcase Philippine tradition and history. The traditional Filipino redecorating approach known as Singkaban entails expanding decorative and vibrant materials.

At some point in the Singkaban festival, people expect various gadgets, including arches, floats, and shows, beautifully adorned with nearby components like bamboo, rice stalks, coconut leaves, and other organic substances. Those decorations are to showcase Filipino creativity, artistry, and cultural enjoyment. Communities combine to produce colorful and exquisite displays through the Singkaban pageant, which regularly features traditional tunes, dances, and other cultural performances. The phrase "Singkaban" itself derives from the basis "suklob" because of this "to hook" or "to attach," representing the motion of fastening those substances to supply shiny and attractive decorations.

The Singkaban Festival is an Art and Cultural event honoring Our Lady of Victory in Malolos, Bulacan. The origins of the Singkaban Festival, also called the "Sining at Kalinangan ng Bulacan" (Art and Culture of Bulacan), can be traced back to the time before colonization, when the local Tagalog people lived there. Singkaban are beautifully crafted entrance arches utilized in Bulacan during fiestas and other significant occasions. Bamboo mainly makes up Singkaban, and the best places to see examples of this craft are the ancient towns of Hagonoy and Malolos. The Singkaban Festival was formally inaugurated in 1993 to commemorate the province of Bulacan's founding anniversary. Its goals were to deepen understanding of the province's art, history, and customs while promoting and protecting its rich cultural legacy. The biggest and longest event held in Bulacan is the Singkaban event.

<h1> Baro't Saya </h1>
[[File:04337jfDapit May 2017 Liturgical folk street dancing Flores de María Malolos Cathedralfvf 24.jpg|500px|right]]

The "baro" is the blouse, plus the "saya" is the skirt, and collectively they make up the traditional Filipino attire known as "Baro't Saya." Objects like this could be visible in the traditional apparel of Filipino women. The Baro't Saya may be retraced to pre-colonial eras before the Spanish colonists arrived in the Philippines. It needs clarification regarding the precise designer or creator of the baro't-saya, which developed at some point as an element of Filipino records and way of life. It represents the country's prolonged records and skillful legacy. To begin with, the final results of the Philippines' widespread cultural past, baro't saya, a traditional Filipino clothing, has yet to be identified as the originator.

For this reason, the baro't saya is manufactured from the Philippines' wealth culture, incorporating impacts from indigenous customs and Spanish colonial history. The baro't saya fashion first advanced in the course of pre-colonial instances, while several indigenous populations at some point in the Philippines maintained their specific dress designs. Early trade with nearby countries, further to the presence of Spanish immigrants in the sixteenth century, affected the evolution of Filipino garb. The Spanish colonial effect used fabrics like pia (pineapple fiber), silk), and the distinctive terno sleeves.

The Baro't Saya is a vital factor of the Singkaban Festival, mainly because it serves as a brand of Filipino background and tradition. The baro't saya is a traditional Filipino garb representing the nation's cultural identification. It serves as a consistent reminder of the Philippines' fascinating culture and ancient beyond.

<h1>References:</h1>
https://bayo.com.ph/2021/05/14/everything-you-should-know-about-the-barot-saya/?fbclid=IwAR0bQWt6RjAu9HblKuG_rjZnesXns1qdqhQSRy7b97lhlYqT-b9DxVMM__I

https://www.pinterest.ph/pin/804948133372744420/

https://bulacantour.wordpress.com/feasts-and-festivals/?fbclid=IwAR1bIh6mdB7xzDFrlanG5DKQevRhbwR9253DdHywksyyiKhU2Iofoxl5dg#:~:text=This%20festival%20is%20named%20after,types%20of%20Singkaban%2C%20Singkabang%20Maloloshttps://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:04337jfDapit_May_2017_Liturgical_folk_street_dancing_Flores_de_Mar%C3%ADa_Malolos_Cathedralfvf_24.jpg

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