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Virtus - San Francisco Javier College-AR, Poblacion, Narra (2025)

20/03/2025

Tabon Cave Lecture Enlightens STEM Students

Students of Grade 11 Mo. Dionicia, Grade 12 St. Raphael, and Grade 12 St. Uriel gathered for a lecture on the biodiversity of the Tabon Cave Complex at St. Ezekiel Moreno Hall earlier today, March 20, 2025.

The event began with a pre-test to assess the students' existing knowledge of Tabon Cave.
STEM students then gained new insights as they listened to educational talks about Palawan's heritage and biodiversity.

The talk was delivered by the National Museum of the Philippines (NMP), led by Ms. Meljory D. Corvera, a marine biologist who discussed various species of fauna and flora endemic to the island of Palawan. She then further elaborated on the classifications of species in relation to their population status.

Through this program, the purpose, mission, and vision of NMP were promoted to the STEM students of SFJC. This event served as an important way to raise awareness about valuing our rich heritage.

✍️: Princess Louise Estayan
📷: SFJC Media

19/03/2025

Javierians Showcase Talents at SFJC Night

SFJC Night was a wonderful event dedicated to Javierians, allowing them to showcase their talents. It was held at Narra Gymnasium yesterday evening, March 18, 2025, with the theme “Rhythm of Talents: A Festival of Performance, Passion, and Values”.

The event formally began with a doxology, followed by the singing of the National Anthem, the Narra Hymn, and the SFJC Hymn, led by the ARSC outgoing and incoming officers. A welcome remark was then given by Ms. Carmencita E. Nollan, LPT.

Students from elementary to college, as well as faculty members, dedicated time to preparing exceptional and entertaining performances. Each performer showcased their exceptional skills in singing and dancing.

The first performance of the night was a production number by selected faculty and staff of SFJC. The evening progressed as follows:
Elementary Department
Grade 9 St. Magdalene Vocal Solo
Dance Sports Juvenile Latin American Category
Grade 7 St. Ezekiel Vocal Duet
Dance Sports Junior Modern Standard Category
Grade 8 St. Magdalene
Grade 11 Mo. Dionicia Vocal Duet
Grade 9 St. Monica
Grade 10 St. Alypius
Grade 11 Mo. Dionicia
Dance Sports Junior Latin American Category
College Department Vocal Solo
Grade 12 St. Uriel
Dance Sports Junior Modern Standard Category
Grade 11 St. Rita
Dance Sports Junior Latin American Category
Grade 12 St. Gabriel and Grade 11 St. Possidius
Grade 12 St. Raphael
Grade 12 St. Michael
College Department (First Year)
College Department (First Year)

A closing remark was then given by the school principal, Sr. Herminilda B. Ceniza, AR, PhD-ELM, followed by a closing prayer led by Ms. Mary Rose Magbanua, LPT.

The event concluded with a final performance, a unity dance. Every student present was encouraged to take part and enjoy the last dance of the night.

This event was a wonderful way to hone and appreciate students' talents and their love for singing and dancing. Indeed, it was a memorable evening to be cherished.

✍️: Princess Louise Estayan
📷: SFJC Media

18/03/2025

HAPPENING NOW: SFJC Night (Rhythms of talents: Festival of Performance, Passion, and Values) at Narra Gymnasium.

March 18, 2025, 6:44 PM

15/03/2025

Grade 12 students feature innovative projects at culminating activity

Grade 12 students unveiled their groundbreaking, innovative projects at the Research and Capstone Project Culminating Activity held at St. Ezekiel Moreno Hall on March 14, 2025.

The event began with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by the school principal, Sr. Hermenilda B. Ceniza, AR, and academic coordinator, Mrs. Maricel C. Gacott, symbolizing the formal opening of the culminating activity.

Students from each category presented their projects, adding excitement to the event as they showcased their research and creative solutions to address global challenges.

The event concluded with an awarding ceremony for Best Presenter, Best Poster, and Best Defender in each category. In the Physical Science category, Best Poster was awarded to Lugtu et al., Best Presenter to Francisco et al., and Best Defender to Palma et al. In the Life Science category, Best Poster was awarded to Delgado et al., while Best Defender and Best Presenter were given to Dubla et al. Best Poster, Best Defender, and Best Presenter for Robotics and Intelligent Machines were given to Anaclito et al., while Best Presenter, Best Defender, and Best Poster for Community Engagement were awarded to Domingo et al. and Pentinio et al. In the Business category, Balbacal et al. received the Best Poster, Best Presenter, and Best Defender awards.

This event marked a significant moment of students innovation and creativity to serve inspiration for future generations.

13/03/2025

Grade 12 Business Skills Flourish in Entrepreneurship Culminating Activity

Grade 12 students presented their innovative products in the entrepreneurship culminating activity held at Saint Ezekiel Moreno Hall earlier today, March 13, 2025.

The event kicked off with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and welcome remarks led by the school principal, Sr. Hermenilda B. Ceniza, AR, where students began showcasing their business presentations with confidence and poise.

With the theme “Creating Value Beyond Profits: Turning Ideas into Purpose-Driven Ventures,” the event emphasized the importance of engaging Grade 12 students in business ideas that bring a greater purpose and mission for the future.

Christian Rey Anaclito (St. Raphael), Christine Joy Pronto (St. Uriel), Rafael Luis Pentinio (St. Michael), and Lalaine De Vera (St. Gabriel) shared their reflections on becoming entrepreneurs, giving students the opportunity to enhance their strategic business planning for a positive impact.

Standout groups from each section were awarded in the categories of Best in Sales, Most Innovative, Most Profitable, and Most Sustainable.

The event concluded with the closing remarks of the academic coordinator, Mrs. Maricel C. Gacott. This activity highlights the value of being a responsible individual in shaping a better business world.

27/02/2025

SFJC Hosts Recoletos Vocation Campaign: Fray Yong Encourages Students to Embrace a Religious Calling

Fray Yong visited San Francisco Javier College (SFJC) to lead a Recoletos Vocation Campaign, inviting graduating students to consider a path of faith and service. The event, held at SEM Hall, gathered Grade 12 students who listened to Fray Yong’s message on the importance of holistic formation and a Christ-centered life on February 27, 2025.

During his talk, Fray Yong emphasized the vocation to priesthood and religious life, encouraging young Javierians to discern their calling as seminarians, priests, or sisters. He shared insights on the spiritual and educational journey involved in religious formation, highlighting the fulfillment of serving God and the community.

Students were given the opportunity to ask questions about the process of joining the seminary or convent, as well as the values and mission of the Recoletos Order.

For those interested in exploring a religious vocation, inquiries can be made at 0917 143 7335.

26/02/2025

HAPPENING NOW || Del Rio and Paduga smash at Palawan Provincial Meet 2025

Katrina Mae Del Rio of San Francisco Javier College and Chrizelle Edeanne Paduga of Sandoval National High School compete Table Tennis (Doubles) in Palawan Provincial Meet 2025 against Española at Narra Sports Complex today, February 26, 2025.

25/02/2025

Narra Chess Athletes Lead the Board in Provincial Meet

Andrea P. Lagera (Elementary Girls) and Marielle L. Fabro (Secondary Girls) are now on the top boards in chess, outshining their opponents at the ongoing provincial meet 2025 at Narra, Palawan.
Lagera won all 3 games against the players of Dumaran, Magsaysay, and Cuyo placing her on the top boards with a 3.0 score. On the other hand, Fabro won all 2 games against the athletes of Bataraza and Quezon while finishing a draw with Espanola.
Other delegation of Narra also demonstrated their skills and talents in the chess tournament.

Elementary Category – Girls
Andrea P. Lagera earned her a perfect score of 3.0, making her the top player in the elementary girls' category.
Somayah H. Sohair finished with a score of 1.0.

Elementary Category – Boys
Allan Jr. B. Sandoy concluded the tournament with a score of 2.0.
Raine Adrian G. Sanchez finished with a score of 1.0.

Secondary Category – Girls
Marielle L. Fabro earned a score of 2.5, placing her at the top of the secondary girls' category.
Jenelyn T. Oviedo faced tough competition and ended with a score of 1.0.

Secondary Category – Boys
Raymond E. Robles displayed strong performance achieving a score of 2.0.
Charlz David R. Lopez had a challenging tournament finishing with a score of 1.0.

Congratulations to all the players and coaches for their hard work and dedication! The competition is not yet over and the Narra Chess Delegation continues to make their mark in the chess community.

✍️: Zenderyes Fabros
📷: SFJC Media (Angela Balbacal)

25/02/2025

Javierians Unite in Laudato Si' Recoleta Clean-up drive

A commitment to a greener future and responsible stewardship of God's creation has motivated Javierians to take part and unite in Laudato Si' Recoleta clean-up drive Tuesday morning, February 25, 2025 at San Francisco Javier College campus.

Teachers and students from kindergarten to college gathered in the quadrangle to participate in the opening ceremony of the said activity.

The ceremony included an opening message from Mrs. Nica B. Vargas, ARSC & Activity Coordinator, and a brief talk from Mrs. Maricel C. Gacott, Academic Coordinator, who explained the purpose of conducting the event. Moreover, Mr. Michael Bryan Biong announced the designated locations for each grade level.

Javierians worked together to help maintain a clean and green campus with some sweeping, others picking up trash, and others weeding.

Therefore, the event concluded with inspiring reflections as representatives from each grade level shared their general thoughts and experiences, aligning with the SFJC core values: Service-Oriented, Friendly, Joyful, and Christ-Centered.

In light of this, Laudato Si' is a Latin phrase meaning "Praise be," which is a call by Pope Francis to care for Planet Earth, subtitled "on care for our common home." It serves as a letter to address global issues and encourage people to shape the Earth's future through their daily actions and decisions. Laudato Si Recoleta is the response to the call of Pope Francis to take care of our common home through Augustinian Recollect way.

✍️: Angelica O. Madarcos
📷: SFJC Media

25/02/2025

HAPPENING NOW || Torres competes Taekwondo in Palawan Provincial Meet 2025

Kean Jerome Torres of San Francisco Javier College competes taekwondo fin category against Brookes point in the Palawan Provincial Meet at Narra Integrated School today, February 25, 2025.

25/02/2025

HAPPENING NOW || Raymond Robles Competes for Standard Chess Category

Raymond Robles of San Francisco Javier College competes in the standard chess category against Diones Nicanor III (Quezon) at Narra Lagoon on the second day of the Palawan Provincial Meet, February 25, 2025.

Meanwhile, in the Elementary Girls division, Narra won in the standard chess category against Dumaran.

24/02/2025

HAPPENING NOW || Robles moves at Palawan Provincial Meet 2025

Raymond Robles of San Francisco Javier College secures a win in the first round of Blitz Chess at the Palawan Provincial Meet 2025.

Competing at the Municipality of Narra Lagoon, Raymond now moves forward for the remaining six rounds today, February 24, 2025.

24/02/2025

HAPPENING NOW || Javierans Cast Their Votes for ARSC Elections 2025

San Francisco Javier College is abuzz with excitement as the Augustinian Recollect Student Crusaders (ARSC) Local Chapter Elections for the school year 2025-2026 officially take place today, February 24, 2025.

This event empowers Javierans to select the next generation of student leaders who will uphold the core values of service, faith, and community.

Don’t miss your chance to make a difference—cast your vote today and let your voice be heard!

23/02/2025

Paving a Legacy: Passing the Torch of Responsibility to Incoming Officers

A new beginning is on the horizon as another academic year draws near. On February 20, 2025, at the Audio-Visual Room, the outgoing officers of the Augustinian Recollect Student Crusaders (ARSC) shared their experiences with the incoming officers.

The event began with an opening prayer led by John Andrei Domingo, ARSC Senator, followed by insightful opening remarks from Ma'am Nica Vargas, the ARSC Teacher-Servant Leader.

During the event, the duties and responsibilities of each position were explained in detail, accompanied by engaging games. The President and Vice President highlighted the importance of communication and the right attitude when working together. The other executive officers emphasized the need for passion, dedication, and a strong willingness to serve their fellow ARSCians.

The event concluded with a closing prayer by Angel Padar, ARSC Vice-Governor. As the outgoing officers passed the torch of leadership, the true essence of student governance was reflected.

✍️: Gezia Francisco

23/02/2025

Unwrapping Future Leaders at Miting de Avance: ARSC Election 2025

Aspiring Augustinian Recollect Student Crusaders (ARSC) officers were given a platform to express their visions and plans during the Miting de Avance, held on February 20, 2025.

The program commenced with an opening prayer led by ARSC Provincial Chapter Vice President Miguelino D. Matucading, followed by San Francisco Javier College (SFJC) Academic Coordinator Mrs. Maricel C. Gacott, who officially opened the event with inspiring remarks.

As the event progressed, each party-list presidential candidate took the stage to share their goals, platforms, and vision for the student body. A question-and-answer session followed, during which all executive candidates were given one minute to respond to questions.

Furthermore, an open forum was conducted, allowing students to engage directly with the candidates. A special segment, Incumbent’s Question, featured outgoing ARSC executive officers posing critical questions to those vying for their positions.

To formally conclude the program, each party list delivered its closing statements, encouraging Javierians to support them in the upcoming elections on February 24, 2025. The event ended with a prayer led by ARSC Local Chapter Treasurer Gezia B. Francisco.

This Miting de Avance served as a vital avenue for students to assess their future leaders, ensuring that the next ARSC officers embody the values of leadership, service, and integrity as they take on the responsibility of guiding the student body forward. As the election draws near, may the Javierians move forward in One Mind, One Heart, Onward to the Lord!

✍️: Allysa Ryle Pandac

23/02/2025

Palarong Panlalawigan 2025 Officially Opens in Narra, Palawan

The Palarong Panlalawigan 2025 has officially opened today, February 23, 2025, at the Narra Sports Complex Main Grandstand. Excitement filled the air as 21 delegations from across Palawan gathered for the most-awaited sports event, including SFJC athletes Katrina Mae Del Rio, Kean Jerome Torres and Raymond Robles.

The event kicked off with a grand opening parade, starting at Magga Street in Narra Avenue. The athletes, coaches, and officials proudly marched, showcasing their team spirit and unity.

The Narra Integrated School Ensemble played the Philippine National Anthem, followed by the Palawan March and Narra's Hymn. Rev. Fr. Alfredo Raymundo M. Camacho, Ptr. Rodel Sajot, and Ustadz Abdul Jalil Madale led the prayer for unity, asking for guidance and blessings to keep everyone safe, foster good sportsmanship, and strengthen the bonds among participants.

Opening remarks began with inspirational messages from Dr. Mario T. Solatorio, District Supervisor of Narra del Sur, and Dr. Cecilia Palado-Antonio, District Supervisor of Narra del Norte, emphasizing the value of sportsmanship and brotherhood. Mayor Gerandy B. Danao delivered an inspiring and encouraging message, emphasizing the role of sports in the growth of the youth.

A flag-raising ceremony marked the official commencement of the occasion. Governor Victorino Dennis M. Socrates led the raising of the Provincial Flag, while DepEd and local officials were responsible for lifting the DepEd and Narra flags.

With the opening ceremony setting the tone, the athletes are now prepared to give their best, showcase their talents, and compete for victory and the glory of Palarong Panlalawigan 2025.

✍️: Kristelyn Diego & Jeremy Amante
📷: SFJC Media

23/02/2025

HAPPENING NOW || Parade for the opening of Palawan Provincial Meet 2025 at Narra Palawan

📷: SFJC Media

22/02/2025

Angelica O. Madarcos Wins 4th Place at RSPC in Tagaytay

Virtus campus journalist Angelica O. Madarcos secured 4th place in News Writing Secondary English Category at the Regional Schools Press Conference (RSPC) held at Angel’s Hills, Tagaytay City. She was accompanied by Ms. Carmencita E. Nollan, the Virtus adviser.

Her achievement brought pride not only to the Virtus team but also to San Francisco Javier College, showcasing their commitment to excellence in campus journalism.

Kudos!

📷: Ms. Menchie Nollan

Virtus - San Francisco Javier College-AR

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