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The HEART Publication, Lucena (2026)

02/06/2026

𝐉𝐔𝐒𝐓 𝐈𝐍 | SHC Marks Success with New Vincentian-Cordian CPAs

Lucena City, Quezon — Sacred Heart College of Lucena City, Inc. (SHC) proudly celebrated the success of its newly registered Cordian Certified Public Accountants (CPAs) who passed the May 2026 CPA Licensure Examination held on May 24–26, 2026.

The SHC College of Accountancy marked this milestone with the addition of four (4) newly licensed CPAs, a testament to the institution’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence, holistic formation, and the Vincentian tradition of service.

The newly licensed Vincentian-Cordian CPAs are:

Fernand Mark Louie M. Galutan, CPA
Ressa Laine Gonzales Borromeo, CPA
Kryztine Jimenez, CPA
Kirstien Loraine Violanda, CPA

According to the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC), 3,004 out of 9,745 examinees nationwide passed the May 2026 CPA Licensure Examination, reflecting a national passing rate of 30.83%. Against this backdrop, SHC’s achievement underscores the strength of its academic programs and the dedication of its faculty and students.

This accomplishment reaffirms SHC’s enduring mission to form Vincentian professionals who embody both competence and compassion, ready to contribute meaningfully to the nation’s accounting profession and to the broader community they serve.

Source: PRC Board
https://www.prcboard.com/cpale-results-may-2026-certified-public-accountant-licensure-exam-passers

🖋️ | Adrian Marc Par

17/05/2026

𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄 | PRISAA NATIONALS 2026: Pangilinan Clinches Senior Modern Standard Crown

Bacolod City, NEGROS OCCIDENTAL — Sacred Heart College’s Higher Education Department (HED) proudly celebrated as Gabriel Pangilinan (BEED-1) captured the Grade A Standard Championship in the Senior Modern Standard Dancesport category at the National PRISAA Games 2026 held May 08 - 15, 2026.

Partnered with Kirsten Marthena Bacher (11-STEM 3) and guided by coach Mr. Leo Cedric Umilin, Pangilinan showcased precision and artistry, earning them multiple podium finishes:

- Grade A Standard — Champion
- Single Dance Viennese Waltz — Champion
- Single Dance Foxtrot — Champion
- Single Dance Waltz — 2nd Place
- Single Dance Tango — 2nd Place
- Single Dance Quickstep — 2nd Place

Meanwhile, in the Youth Modern Standard division, James Ezekiel Bibit & Samantha Navarro (11-STEM 3), under the mentorship of Ms. Kristine Irish Marciano, secured consistent placements:

- Grade A Standard — 3rd Place
- Single Dance Waltz — 3rd Place
- Single Dance Tango — 4th Place
- Single Dance Viennese Waltz — 5th Place
- Single Dance Foxtrot — 4th Place
- Single Dance Quickstep — 5th Place

The Cordian delegation, with Ms. Jennifer Baldovino, as Overall Teacher In-Charge, underscored Sacred Heart College’s commitment to excellence, with Pangilinan’s championship run highlighting SHC’s strong representation on the national stage.

🖋️ | Adrian Marc Par
🎨 | Gwyneth Diaz

13/05/2026

𝐇𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐲 Eahrzon 𝐃𝐚𝐲 𝐭𝐨 𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐧𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐄𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐨𝐫! 🎉

Today, we celebrate not only another year of your life but also the leadership, dedication and passion you bring to the publication. Your guidance keeps the team organized, motivated and driven to produce meaningful stories with purpose and exellence. Your hard work behind the scenes continues to make a lasting impact on everyone around you.

As you welcome this new chapter, may you be blessed with growth, success, and countless moments of joy and fulfillment. Thank you for your commitment and for being someone the team can always rely on. Happiest of birthdays!

10/05/2026

𝐒𝐏𝐄𝐂𝐈𝐀𝐋 | To the women who became our first teachers, first mentors and the ones to have had made our homes the brightest even on the darkest of days—Happy Mother's Day.

Behind every lesson learned, every dream pursued and every strength we carry is a mother who chose to nurture us through both her happiest moments and her most difficult ones. Her love may not always arrive loudly, yet it lives in every sacrifice made quietly, in every prayer whispered softly, every reminder to keep moving forward and every act of care that shaped us into our becoming.

Long before the world began for us, they’ve already went through it and poured into us the care, perseverance and ever enduring love that they obtained through their journey whilst aiding us to better go through ours.

On this day we honor our mothers, grandmothers, guardians and mother figures who loved us without limits, stood firm with us through every storm and carried hope even when life felt too heavy. Through exhaustion and uncertainty they continued to offer warmth, guidance and courage that reached far beyond themselves.

Today and for all their years ahead let us give them all this and more—again, a blessed and Happy Mother’s Day to all!

🖋️ | Olesha Aia C. Evero
🎨 | Eahrzon C. Poblete

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08/05/2026

𝐂𝐎𝐑𝐃𝐈𝐀𝐍 𝐀𝐃𝐕𝐈𝐒𝐎𝐑𝐘 | SHC adopts blended learning for Midyear Term

Sacred Heart College of Lucena City, Inc. (SHC), announced the implementation of a Blended Learning Modality for midyear term classes beginning May 11, 2026, as part of efforts to ease the financial burden on students amid the ongoing economic crisis. The memorandum was issued by the Vice President for Academics, Dr. Lloyd L. Alzola, PhD, on May 8, 2026.

Under the new structure, each subject will run for six consecutive days, with four online sessions and two in-person sessions. The approach aims to reduce transportation expenses while maintaining academic standards. Attendance is mandatory for both modalities, and faculty are encouraged to maximize face-to-face meetings for high-engagement activities such as examinations, laboratory work, and critical discussions.

The memorandum also clarified that all Related Learning Experience (RLE) and Laboratory Subjects and Activities will be conducted strictly in person to ensure hands-on learning. Students are further encouraged to utilize campus facilities such as the library and computer laboratories to access digital resources and support their academic requirements.

This initiative reflects SHC’s commitment to balancing flexibility with essential in-person instruction, ensuring that students continue to receive quality education while adapting to current economic challenges.

🖋️ | Adrian Marc Par
🎨 | Eahrzon Poblete

05/05/2026

On May 3, 2026, we celebrated the graduation of two valued members of the Heart Publication.

Bachelor of Science in Accounting
𝐃𝐨𝐜𝐞, 𝐉𝐨𝐯𝐢𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐃. — Broadcasting Head

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
𝐃𝐚𝐠𝐨𝐬, 𝐄𝐥𝐥𝐲𝐬𝐚 𝐌𝐚𝐞 𝐃. — Development Communications Editor

Your hard work, passion, and talent helped shape the publication’s image and brought it pride. Your contributions remain part of the work we continue to build on today.

Thank you for the wonderful memories that you have shared with us.

As you step into a new chapter, may you carry with you the same dedication and purpose that guided you here.

Congratulations and best wishes on your next journey!

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05/05/2026

[4\4] 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄 | DEO GRATIAS 2026 “Bearing Hope, Sharing Love: SHC LaMPs' Vincentian Cordian Commitment to Mission”

In celebration of its 142nd founding anniversary Sacred Heart College of Lucena City, Inc. held Deo Gratias 2026 which gathered the institution's community in a thanksgiving marked by faith, service and a shared mission.

The celebration commenced with registration at the SHC Lounge facilitated by the HRDO team, followed by a Eucharistic Celebration at the Sacred Heart Chapel presided over by Rev. Fr. Richmond Gerard S. Amado and led by the CVF team. Anchored on the Holy Gospel from John 14:21-26, the homily emphasized God’s presence in both trials and triumphs are often revealed through the people we journey those experiences with.

After a short transitional break, participants proceeded to the SHC Rendu Cultural Center and Gymnasium for the program proper, which opened with a processional of personnel, lay mission partners ( LaMPs ), service awardees, and retirees, led by the masters and ladies of the ceremony.

The opening prayer was led by Ms. Hazel E. San Gil & the CVF team, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem and the College Hymn led by Ms. Marisel V. Sante & the AVR team. An opening dance number soon followed by the selected LaMPs and servant administrators which set the tone of the celebration.

Welcoming remarks were delivered by Sr. Rosalia T. Glorioso, DC, followed by the inspirational message of Sr. Elenit E. Soriano, DC, institution president, who highlighted the theme of grace, mission, and hope. During the program she also announced the new Institutional Organizational Chart for the Academic Year 2026-2027, symbolizing the continued commitment of the institution to leadership and mission.

The program continued with the presentation of special awards led by the Special Awards Committee, followed by the recognition of service awardees facilitated by the HRDO team. Certificates, plaques, and tokens of appreciation were awarded by Sr. Soriano, DC, with assistance from the Daughters of Charity community. Messages from the service awardees and retirees followed, including reflections from Ms. Mercedes R. Celemente, who rendered 37 years of service, and Ms. Ma. Victoria T. Dalut, who rendered 30 years of service. Ms. Clemente emphasized the value of relationships formed within the institution, noting that the people you meet and those who support you are what give meaning to every shared experience. Meanwhile, Ms. Dalut reflected on her journey by concluding her message with the song You Decorated My Life, illustrating how her initially mundane and unexpected application to SHC gradually became something meaningful and beautifully “decorated” over time. Together, they uniquely expressed their personal experiences in living out SHC’s motto, “Where love is service” feeling and filling the love during the time they’ve served.

The celebration proceeded with tribute performances, including special song and dance numbers, a tribute to the retirees, and the sending on mission to Sr. Soleded F. Espaldon, DC. The event concluded with appreciation rites, community dancing and agape fellowship activities led by the CVF team.

Deo Gratias 2026 concluded with the SHC connection reaffirming its commitment to faith, service and unity, as it moves forward grounded in its Vincentian-Cordian values.

🖋️ | Olesha Aia Evero
📷 | Fran Sebastian Javelosa

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05/05/2026

[3\4] 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄 | DEO GRATIAS 2026 “Bearing Hope, Sharing Love: SHC LaMPs' Vincentian Cordian Commitment to Mission”

In celebration of its 142nd founding anniversary Sacred Heart College of Lucena City, Inc. held Deo Gratias 2026 which gathered the institution's community in a thanksgiving marked by faith, service and a shared mission.

The celebration commenced with registration at the SHC Lounge facilitated by the HRDO team, followed by a Eucharistic Celebration at the Sacred Heart Chapel presided over by Rev. Fr. Richmond Gerard S. Amado and led by the CVF team. Anchored on the Holy Gospel from John 14:21-26, the homily emphasized God’s presence in both trials and triumphs are often revealed through the people we journey those experiences with.

After a short transitional break, participants proceeded to the SHC Rendu Cultural Center and Gymnasium for the program proper, which opened with a processional of personnel, lay mission partners ( LaMPs ), service awardees, and retirees, led by the masters and ladies of the ceremony.

The opening prayer was led by Ms. Hazel E. San Gil & the CVF team, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem and the College Hymn led by Ms. Marisel V. Sante & the AVR team. An opening dance number soon followed by the selected LaMPs and servant administrators which set the tone of the celebration.

Welcoming remarks were delivered by Sr. Rosalia T. Glorioso, DC, followed by the inspirational message of Sr. Elenit E. Soriano, DC, institution president, who highlighted the theme of grace, mission, and hope. During the program she also announced the new Institutional Organizational Chart for the Academic Year 2026-2027, symbolizing the continued commitment of the institution to leadership and mission.

The program continued with the presentation of special awards led by the Special Awards Committee, followed by the recognition of service awardees facilitated by the HRDO team. Certificates, plaques, and tokens of appreciation were awarded by Sr. Soriano, DC, with assistance from the Daughters of Charity community. Messages from the service awardees and retirees followed, including reflections from Ms. Mercedes R. Celemente, who rendered 37 years of service, and Ms. Ma. Victoria T. Dalut, who rendered 30 years of service. Ms. Clemente emphasized the value of relationships formed within the institution, noting that the people you meet and those who support you are what give meaning to every shared experience. Meanwhile, Ms. Dalut reflected on her journey by concluding her message with the song You Decorated My Life, illustrating how her initially mundane and unexpected application to SHC gradually became something meaningful and beautifully “decorated” over time. Together, they uniquely expressed their personal experiences in living out SHC’s motto, “Where love is service” feeling and filling the love during the time they’ve served.

The celebration proceeded with tribute performances, including special song and dance numbers, a tribute to the retirees, and the sending on mission to Sr. Soleded F. Espaldon, DC. The event concluded with appreciation rites, community dancing and agape fellowship activities led by the CVF team.

Deo Gratias 2026 concluded with the SHC connection reaffirming its commitment to faith, service and unity, as it moves forward grounded in its Vincentian-Cordian values.

🖋️ | Olesha Aia Evero
📷 | Fran Sebastian Javelosa

$[2\4] 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄 | DEO GRATIAS 2026 “Bearing Hope, Sharing Love: SHC LaMPs' Vincentian Cordian Commitment to Mission”In cele...$

05/05/2026

[2\4] 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄 | DEO GRATIAS 2026 “Bearing Hope, Sharing Love: SHC LaMPs' Vincentian Cordian Commitment to Mission”
In celebration of its 142nd founding anniversary Sacred Heart College of Lucena City, Inc. held Deo Gratias 2026 which gathered the institution's community in a thanksgiving marked by faith, service and a shared mission.

The celebration commenced with registration at the SHC Lounge facilitated by the HRDO team, followed by a Eucharistic Celebration at the Sacred Heart Chapel presided over by Rev. Fr. Richmond Gerard S. Amado and led by the CVF team. Anchored on the Holy Gospel from John 14:21-26, the homily emphasized God’s presence in both trials and triumphs are often revealed through the people we journey those experiences with.

After a short transitional break, participants proceeded to the SHC Rendu Cultural Center and Gymnasium for the program proper, which opened with a processional of personnel, lay mission partners ( LaMPs ), service awardees, and retirees, led by the masters and ladies of the ceremony.

The opening prayer was led by Ms. Hazel E. San Gil & the CVF team, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem and the College Hymn led by Ms. Marisel V. Sante & the AVR team. An opening dance number soon followed by the selected LaMPs and servant administrators which set the tone of the celebration.

Welcoming remarks were delivered by Sr. Rosalia T. Glorioso, DC, followed by the inspirational message of Sr. Elenit E. Soriano, DC, institution president, who highlighted the theme of grace, mission, and hope. During the program she also announced the new Institutional Organizational Chart for the Academic Year 2026-2027, symbolizing the continued commitment of the institution to leadership and mission.

The program continued with the presentation of special awards led by the Special Awards Committee, followed by the recognition of service awardees facilitated by the HRDO team. Certificates, plaques, and tokens of appreciation were awarded by Sr. Soriano, DC, with assistance from the Daughters of Charity community. Messages from the service awardees and retirees followed, including reflections from Ms. Mercedes R. Celemente, who rendered 37 years of service, and Ms. Ma. Victoria T. Dalut, who rendered 30 years of service. Ms. Clemente emphasized the value of relationships formed within the institution, noting that the people you meet and those who support you are what give meaning to every shared experience. Meanwhile, Ms. Dalut reflected on her journey by concluding her message with the song You Decorated My Life, illustrating how her initially mundane and unexpected application to SHC gradually became something meaningful and beautifully “decorated” over time. Together, they uniquely expressed their personal experiences in living out SHC’s motto, “Where love is service” feeling and filling the love during the time they’ve served.

The celebration proceeded with tribute performances, including special song and dance numbers, a tribute to the retirees, and the sending on mission to Sr. Soleded F. Espaldon, DC. The event concluded with appreciation rites, community dancing and agape fellowship activities led by the CVF team.

Deo Gratias 2026 concluded with the SHC connection reaffirming its commitment to faith, service and unity, as it moves forward grounded in its Vincentian-Cordian values.

🖋️ | Olesha Aia Evero
📷 | Fran Sebastian Javelosa

$[1\4] 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄 | DEO GRATIAS 2026 “Bearing Hope, Sharing Love: SHC LaMPs' Vincentian Cordian Commitment to Mission”In cele...$

05/05/2026

[1\4] 𝐔𝐏𝐃𝐀𝐓𝐄 | DEO GRATIAS 2026 “Bearing Hope, Sharing Love: SHC LaMPs' Vincentian Cordian Commitment to Mission”

In celebration of its 142nd founding anniversary Sacred Heart College of Lucena City, Inc. held Deo Gratias 2026 which gathered the institution's community in a thanksgiving marked by faith, service and a shared mission.

The celebration commenced with registration at the SHC Lounge facilitated by the HRDO team, followed by a Eucharistic Celebration at the Sacred Heart Chapel presided over by Rev. Fr. Richmond Gerard S. Amado and led by the CVF team. Anchored on the Holy Gospel from John 14:21-26, the homily emphasized God’s presence in both trials and triumphs are often revealed through the people we journey those experiences with.

After a short transitional break, participants proceeded to the SHC Rendu Cultural Center and Gymnasium for the program proper, which opened with a processional of personnel, lay mission partners ( LaMPs ), service awardees, and retirees, led by the masters and ladies of the ceremony.

The opening prayer was led by Ms. Hazel E. San Gil & the CVF team, followed by the singing of the Philippine National Anthem and the College Hymn led by Ms. Marisel V. Sante & the AVR team. An opening dance number soon followed by the selected LaMPs and servant administrators which set the tone of the celebration.

Welcoming remarks were delivered by Sr. Rosalia T. Glorioso, DC, followed by the inspirational message of Sr. Elenit E. Soriano, DC, institution president, who highlighted the theme of grace, mission, and hope. During the program she also announced the new Institutional Organizational Chart for the Academic Year 2026-2027, symbolizing the continued commitment of the institution to leadership and mission.

The program continued with the presentation of special awards led by the Special Awards Committee, followed by the recognition of service awardees facilitated by the HRDO team. Certificates, plaques, and tokens of appreciation were awarded by Sr. Soriano, DC, with assistance from the Daughters of Charity community. Messages from the service awardees and retirees followed, including reflections from Ms. Mercedes R. Celemente, who rendered 37 years of service, and Ms. Ma. Victoria T. Dalut, who rendered 30 years of service. Ms. Clemente emphasized the value of relationships formed within the institution, noting that the people you meet and those who support you are what give meaning to every shared experience. Meanwhile, Ms. Dalut reflected on her journey by concluding her message with the song You Decorated My Life, illustrating how her initially mundane and unexpected application to SHC gradually became something meaningful and beautifully “decorated” over time. Together, they uniquely expressed their personal experiences in living out SHC’s motto, “Where love is service” feeling and filling the love during the time they’ve served.

The celebration proceeded with tribute performances, including special song and dance numbers, a tribute to the retirees, and the sending on mission to Sr. Soleded F. Espaldon, DC. The event concluded with appreciation rites, community dancing and agape fellowship activities led by the CVF team.

Deo Gratias 2026 concluded with the SHC connection reaffirming its commitment to faith, service and unity, as it moves forward grounded in its Vincentian-Cordian values.

🖋️ | Olesha Aia Evero
📷 | Fran Sebastian Javelosa

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