Marist middle linebacker Tim Kingsbury led the RedHawks (3-0, 1-0) with 12 tackles in the East Suburban Catholic game against the Carmel Corsairs Friday night.
Meanwhile, the Br. Rice varsity football team finally topped Catholic League Blue rival Loyola Academy Friday for the first time in four years when the Crusaders edged out the Ramblers 16-7 at home in Joe Johnston Field.
Senior running back
A bright red primary color supported by white and black. These are the school colors of Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York, USA. Marist is where I attend college as a Fashion Merchandising major. We have a killer Women’s Basketball team and a brand new outdoor stadium which makes catching the game super [...]
A bright red primary color supported by white and black. These are the school colors of Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York, USA. Marist is where I attend college as a Fashion Merchandising major. We have a killer Women’s Basketball team and a brand new outdoor stadium which makes catching the game super [...]
The Marist Brothers from Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Korea and Philippines are now merged into one Province. With a theme, “Moving Forward in Unity and Vitality,” the first provincial chapter starts today. It is being held at Isla Parilla in Sarangani Province. It is for the leaders to discuss important matters related to the merging of the districts and provinces into one.
The one week long chapter was started with the Mass presided by Archbishop Orlando Quevedo of the Archdiocese of Cotabato. “As Religious Brothers, missionaries in Asia, what would be your role? Your ministry awaiting? How are you to fulfill them?” He asked the attendees during his homily. He added that these are part of exploration during the chapter.
Part of the opening was the installation of the new Brother Provincial, Br. Manuel De Leon, FMS, from the former Philippine Province. He has been chosen by the Brothers to lead the new and bigger province. He is bing invited by the General
May I start with the closure Last Friday, the Marist Brothers here in the Philippines officially closed the Philippine Province Pastoral Pal to give way for the new merged East-Asia Province to start anew. Lay mission partners from different schools and mission celebrated with the Brothers by recalling the history of the pastoral plan and what transpired during the years when it was implemented and actually being implemented. The said activity ended with a fellowship meal.
The next day was a big celebration for a Brother who is assigned in Malutok, Palawan mission. I was once again inspired with celebration of the 25th anniversary of Br. Larry Sevilla, FMS. His silver jubilee was being held at Lagao Parish Church was attended by visitors, teachers and lay mission partners from different Marist schools. Br. Larry was my formator during my Aspirancy and postulancy stages in 2002 at Lagao Aspirancy House, Gen. Santos City. He had been to different ministries like in Jolo and this time,
The meeting of the General Administration of the Marist Brothers turned to be successful as the representative of the Marist youth from different parts of Asia responded to the call to participate to the said meeting. It was held at Mariapolis in Tagaytay last September 21 to 24, 2007.
The main objective of the meeting was to give a chance to the Marist Asian youth to think, talk and share their Christian life and today’s Marist vocation. There were small groups sharing to get a clear picture of the Asian reality and how do they understand, what are their roles and how do they respond these realities. Somehow , the young people from Malaysia, Hong Kong, Korea and Philippines were able to share their own experiences from their respective countries. Some shared about their country on how do they see it at moment. Delegates from Hong Kong noticed the population of children as decreasing while Filipinos shared that children’s population are increasing. The irony being present
The 3 days meeting of the Marist Brothers of the General Council with the youth of Asia is starting tomorrow, September 21 in Mariapolis, Tagaytay. At least 29 youth from different part of Asia are coming; 20 from Philippines, 4 from Malaysia, 3 from Hong Kong and 2 from Korea. Delegates from the Philippines are coming from Notre Dame of Marbel University, Notre Dame of Dadiangas University, Notre Dame of Kidapawan College, Notre Dame of Cotabato, Marist School of Marikina, Buda in Bukidnon and Marcellin Homes in Gen. Santos City. The said activity is to be attended also by the Superior General of the Marist Brothers, Sean Sammon, FMS and his General Council from Rome; Brothers Luis Sobrado, Maurice Bequet, Peter Rodney, Anotnio Ramalho, Emili Turu, Pedro Herreros and Theoneste Kalisa.
The meeting with the youth of Asia is to give an opportunity to the Asian young people to think, talk and share their Christian life and Marist vocation today. Specifically in the activity is to get
The 3 days meeting of the Marist Brothers of the General Council with the youth of Asia is starting tomorrow, September 21 in Mariapolis, Tagaytay. At least 29 youth from different part of Asia are coming; 20 from Philippines, 4 from Malaysia, 3 from Hong Kong and 2 from Korea. Delegates from the Philippines are coming from Notre Dame of Marbel University, Notre Dame of Dadiangas University, Notre Dame of Kidapawan College, Notre Dame of Cotabato, Marist School of Marikina, Buda in Bukidnon and Marcellin Homes in Gen. Santos City. The said activity is to be attended also by the Superior General of the Marist Brothers, Sean Sammon, FMS and his General Council from Rome; Brothers Luis Sobrado, Maurice Bequet, Peter Rodney, Anotnio Ramalho, Emili Turu, Pedro Herreros and Theoneste Kalisa.
The meeting with the youth of Asia is to give an opportunity to the Asian young people to think, talk and share their Christian life and Marist vocation today. Specifically in the activity is to get a cl
NEW YORK (AP) — Coming off the best season in school history, Marist rewarded women’s basketball coach Brian Giorgis with a contract extension through 2013-14 on Friday. Giorgis headed a Marist team that was one of the biggest surprises of the NCAA tournament last season, reaching the round of 16 before falling to eventual national champion Tennessee. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. “I am very thankful to Marist for this extension,” Giorgis said. “I’ve been in the Hudson Valley more…
I’m not a good interviewer but happy that I got a chance to talk with our visitor, Bro. Canisio Jose Willrich, FMS. He came from Brazil, from the Marist Province of Rio Grande Do Sul and now on his way to Mindanao for orientation on Ad Gentes. Since he is staying with us here at MAPAC for few days, I was able to ask him few questions regarding with Marist Ad Gentes Orientation Program. His language is Portuguese yet managed to speak in English well.
Before you came here in the Philippines, Brother, what were your last assignments or apostolates?
I taught religion and Pedagogy of Religious Teaching for one year in 1993 and again in 1997. Then I was assigned to visit families as a Social Educator while teaching music and at the same time being involved with formation of children and educators. From 1995 to 2003 and from 2004 to 2006 I was also involved in Marist formation as a formator, accompanitor and a superior for six years.
What is your purpose of coming here in the Philipp
Great news from Marist! Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani tops the field of possible Republican presidential nominees for 2008 for his party's nomination according to the latest polling from The Marist College Institute For Public Opinion. He leads his closest competitor, John McCain, by seven percentage points. According to Marist:Giuliani leads the field of Republicans for his party's 2008 presidential nomination with the support of 28% of Republicans or Republican leaning independents. He is followed by Senator John McCain with 21%, former Congressman Newt Gingrich with 11%, and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney with 10%. A field of nine other potential Republican presidential contenders trail with low single digit support.Why is this great news you ask? Because as we can see, lowly old Mitt Romney is only polling at 10% right now. Maybe those commercials he is releasing that tout him as a "business legend" who "rescued the
