To welcome the new month, the CHMSU community in Binalbagan, Fortune Towne, and Talisay (Main) Campuses held their respective Eucharistic celebrations and Ecumenical service, September 4, 2026.
As part of the Send-Off and Thanksgiving Ceremony of the College of Education in Binalbagan Campus, Rev. Fr. Ronelo Secatin presided the Holy Mass held at the Supt. Dionisio Guilbert Convention Hall. The Holy Mass and the ceremony that followed were co-organized by the Teacher Education Student Organization (TESO).
BINALBAGAN CAMPUS. The Send-Off and Thanksgiving Ceremony of the College of Education in Binalbagan Campus began with a Holy Mass with Rev. Fr. Ronelo Secatin.
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In Fortune Towne Campus, the Eucharistic celebration at the covered court was led by Rev. Fr. Chris Gonzales of the Triumph of the Holy Cross Parish. Meanwhile, DRRM Coordinator Jethro Dagunan Sr. guided the Ecumenical Services at the Audio-Visual Room. In both gatherings, CHMSU students, faculty, and staff came together to welcome the new month in prayer and reflection.
FORTUNE TOWNE CAMPUS. The Ecumenical Service led by DRRM Coordinator Jethro Dagunan Sr. was held at the Audio-Visual Room.
EMT Fortune Towne/ Shawndelle Ballesteros photos
FORTUNE TOWNE CAMPUS. The CHMSU Fortune Towne Campus community welcomed the new month in prayer with the First Friday Mass, celebrated by Rev. Fr. Chris Gonzales of the Triumph of the Holy Cross Parish.
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Lastly, the Talisay (Main) Campus offered the Holy Mass for the victims of recent natural disasters, including prayers for comfort for the survivors and the eternal repose of those who perished in the recent flash floods in Nepal. It was led by Rev. Fr. Roland Cepe, OAR of the San Nicolas de Tolentino Parish-Recoletos.
TALISAY (MAIN) CAMPUS. Rev. Fr. Roland Cepe, OAR of the San Nicolas de Tolentino Parish-Recoletos presided the Holy Mass offered for the the victims and survivors of recent natural disasters.
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