CSA Insignia / Ang Kanaway Publications

23/05/2026

Good luck, Hannah Baguio! as she competes in this year's Palarong Pambansa - Swimming in Agusan Del Sur, this May 24-31, 2026.

Know that your Anthonian family is proud of you. Show them your strength and determination, and enjoy every moment!

22/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: As one chapter closes, another begins—the Grade 12 Students have officially graduated from Senior High School. The program was a splendid showcase of sentiments and gratitude, as well as infinite pride for the finished journey and what lies ahead.

The event was opened by Kei El Delos Santos and Princess Athena Alas, and began with the processional of the administrators, faculty members, school personnel, and the students themselves.

As this wonderful and uplifting chapter ends, the graduates move forward with pride, strong resolve, and limitless dreams toward a bright and promising future.





Captured by Uno Ogoy and Alexa Balmaceda
Caption by Moon Dofredo

22/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: The Middle School Closing Program at the College of Saint Anthony for the recognition of Grades 4-5 awardees, along with the Graduation of Grade 6, was conducted successfully last May 15, 2026.

Showcasing incredible talent, paired with intelligence and resilience, the event was led by the Masters of the Ceremony; Jeyziem Lazaro and Trixie Alicando. Soon after, the processional occurred with pride, followed by a solemn prayer by Leonard Urolaza.

The event was officially opened by Georgina Paz, who gave her welcoming remarks. Afterwards, the Grades 4-5 students are recognized with the excellent performance for the school year.

The Confirmation and Acceptance segment was then guided by Dr. Juliet Reyes and Dr. Tricia Montinola. Subsequently, a Pledge of Loyalty was gracefully led by Yumi Cavan.

Finally, the program ended with a heartfelt closing remarks and a prayer by Joaquin Concepcion and Raxin Shi, respectively.




Captured by Alexa Balmaceda, Uno Ogoy, and Sophia Amber Decilos.
Caption by Moon Dofredo

21/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: On May 14, 2026, the College of Saint Anthony held its Closing Program for the Upper School Awardees, with Alvinn Josh Soliven and Arra Nicole Pagdanganan as the masters of ceremony.

The recognition opened with an orderly processional of the Upper School awardees, accompanied by a doxology of the song “Nothing is Impossible”, with an opening prayer.

Following this, Kylie Louise Gamez of Grade 9 Ruiz gave her opening remarks, shedding light on the silent battles of her schoolmates’ pursuit of excellence and hard work.

Afterwards, the students received their awards during the Awarding of Medals and Certificates for Grades 7-9 and 10-11, which were carried out by Mrs. Amorfina Gloriaga, Ms. Joycelyn Tamayo, Dr. Juliet S. Reyes, and Mr. Martin Allen Lorenzo, respectively.

Shortly after, Jentille Lumahan of Grade 11 Amorsolo, gave her closing remarks reflecting on her current journey as she congratulated her fellow awardees and encouraged them to keep moving in spite of the unpredictable nature of their path as Anthonians.

This was quickly followed by a closing prayer, and the Upper School Awardees performed their final song, “Hiraya,” and sang the CSA Alma Mater.



Captured by Jiana Melissa and Janine Casas
Caption by Uno Miguel Salvatorre Bito-onon

21/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: Recognizing excellence and hard work, the students of the Preschool and Lower School Department held their Closing Program for A.Y. 2025–2026 last May 14, 2026.

The program began on a refreshing note as Ms. Phoebe Jen Bio served as the master of ceremonies, followed by the doxology and opening prayer.

Aithria Donella Assin, a Grade 3 student, shared inspiring words during her opening remarks, followed by the recognition and awarding ceremony for Kinder 1 and Grades 1–3.

Dr. Juliet Reyes and Mrs. Victoria Coralejo presented the Kinder 2 pupils and their confirmation rights. Afterwards, the pupils were recognized as they stepped into a new chapter of their academic journey.

As the program came to a close, Ms. Joycelyn Tamayo delivered words of gratitude and wisdom to the pupils who demonstrated excellence throughout the school year. The ceremony served as a meaningful opportunity to recognize the students’ hard work, dedication, and achievements.



Captured by Jiana Burlaos and Sophia Amber Decilos
Caption by Sophia Amber Decilos

14/05/2026

: Join us as we gather to recognize the outstanding achievements of the Grade 7-11 students.

10/05/2026

"A mother is like a flower 🌹, each one is beautiful and unique. "

To every single mother, adoptive mother, fur mom, teacher, biological mother, and every woman who has nurtured, guided, and cared for others with a mother’s heart — today, we celebrate you.

May this day make our mothers feel appreciated for every effort they make, and remind them they're deeply loved not only today, but every single day.

We thank all of the mother figures in our lives who helped us grow, learn, and become the people we are today. Happy Mother’s Day! 💞


Layout by Rhianna Jacob
Caption by Sophia Amber Decilos

09/05/2026

IN PHOTOS: On the 8th of May, College of Saint Anthony held its Baccalaureate Mass 2026 for the Grade 6 and 12 graduates, with Meiscey Audrey Gavin as the commentator.

The program opened with the orderly Processional of the graduating students. Followed by the First Reading of Uno Miguel Salvatorre Bito-onon, and then the Responsorial Psalm led by Kathlyn Macapinlac.

This was followed by the Candlelight Ceremony, illuminating the event with the reading of candle rites alongside showing their symbols, then came the Prayers of the Faithful, the Offertory, and Symbolic Offerings.

Afterwards, a Prayer of Thanksgiving was given by Yumi Cavan, Mrs. Paola Joanna Paz, and Mr. Raymon De Vera, and a Thanksgiving message from Nathan Lei Yanga, Dr. Donato Lazaro, and Mrs. Victoria Coralejo.

Throughout, the Grade 6 and Grade 12 students were able to look back into their previous years up to their present, with eyes of full gratitude, minds being guided by wisdom and virtues, and a feeling of excitement for the new chapters of their lives.



Captured by Kendra Amorsolo, Uno Ogoy, and Janna Gabuna
Caption by Chinamae Enriquez

08/05/2026

CHECK IT OUT: Ernest Einann Royales, an incoming Grade 10 student proudly represented San Jose del Monte, Bulacan and earned the Face of Tourism title at Mister Teen World 2026.

Even as the youngest candidate, he shared the experience was challenging yet inspiring, as it pushed him to believe in himself and stand tall for his community with confidence and purpose.

Additionally, he urged his fellow youth to value wisdom above fame, noting that true greatness is defined not by the crown one wears, but by the character one carries.

Congratulations, Ernest!

Caption by Kaela Nares

Proud moment for the City of San Jose del Monte and the Philippines! 🇵🇭

Congratulations to Ernest Einann T. Royales of Barangay Tungkong Mangga, our new Mr. Teen World 2026 – Face of Tourism 👑

We celebrate you with immense pride and honor. May your journey echo beyond crowns and stages, leaving a legacy of excellence, resilience, and pride for every Kabataang San Joseño! ARYA!

📸 City of San Jose del Monte Tourism

08/05/2026

HAPPENING NOW: The Grade 6 and 12 students' Baccalaureate Mass 2026 is currently being held in the CSA Claret Auditorium, offering a time of gratitude, sanctity, and reflection to the students attending before their graduation ceremony.

Captured by Uno Ogoy