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(To be concluded.) (Would love to hear from you at miladayjewels@yahoo.com.)
Ajoy-filled and meaningful homecoming day for the dear Old Girls of the Assumption took place recently at the San Lorenzo Makati campus.
It started with a special Mass in the Assumpta Chapel celebrated by Fr. Dennis Paez, who gently reminded us that on this Mission Sunday, we are each called to a life of service. During communion, he urged us to reflect on this prayerful question. “Jesus, what do you want me to do for you?”
It was so timely that this year’s hosts, the spirited Silver batch of 1993, aptly chose “Action: United in Faith to Serve” as their velada theme. These Silver Belles have ventured out to live their days not just in words but more importantly in charitable deeds. It was quite evident that these fun-loving teens from the early ‘90s, who have grown into women of strength that are rooted in faith and service, now live with the conviction to take action.
Co-jubilarians who performed in the sensational 2018 velada program also shared how they have been giving back through lives well lived. Received with wild applause were the ultimate participation of the Platinum class of 1948, the Blue Diamonds of 1953, who fill the world with love; Diamonds of 1958, who live a life of fervor; the unique Emeralds of 1963, who produced three Assumption nuns — Sister Bernadette, r.a. (Bernadette Casas), Sister Fidelis, r.a. (Ana Maria Estrada), and Sister Stella Marie, r.a. (Stella Sanz); and the forever young Sapphires of 1973 who rocked the stage with joyful grace.