Bridgetine community joins Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill

Reinforcing its commitment to disaster preparedness and safety awareness among its community, St. Bridget College, Inc. actively participated in the Nationwide Simultaneous Earthquake Drill (NSED) on June 18, 2026, at 9:00 AM. The drill engaged a wide range of participants, including SBC administrators, faculty members, staff, parents, and students from the Basic Education and College departments. The Religious of the Good Shepherd (RGS) Sisters also took part, along with designated committees who facilitated and supervised the conduct of the activity. At the sound of the alarm, which signaled the start of the drill, participants promptly executed the standard earthquake safety procedure, “Duck, Cover, and Hold.” During this phase, individuals quickly… Read More

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St. Bridget College Celebrates Flores de Mayo with Spirit of Unity and Service

With prayers and a shared spirit of service, the Bridgetine community gathered for the celebration of Flores de Mayo on May 28, 2026, at St. Bridget College, Batangas City. Dwelling on the theme “Pagkakaisa sa Komunidad,” the program began with a reflection led by Ms. Lea Castillo, SHS faculty. She shared the everyday challenges people experience and how faith, prayer, and service continue to bring the community together. She also emphasized that being Bridgetines means becoming instruments of love and hope to others through simple acts of kindness and service. This was followed by the opening song, “Araw-araw kay Maria,” and the reading of the Word of God from Acts… Read More

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St. Bridget College Celebrates Synodal Journey of Memories and Milestones

St. Bridget College formally concluded School Year 2025–2026 with a meaningful year-end assembly on May 21, 2026, at the Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium. Guided by the theme “Synodal Journey: Embracing Memories, Celebrating Milestones Together,” the event brought the Bridgetine community together to look back on a year of shared growth and success. The program began with a prayer service led by Mrs. Ma. Socorro Lalap, Center for Formation and Praxis Officer, followed by the singing of the national anthem. To break the ice and energize the audience, attendees participated in an interactive event. Shortly after, Dr. Amor Borbon, Quality Assurance Officer, delivered the welcome message, highlighting how the year’s collective… Read More

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SBC Community Expresses Faith in Action in St. Mary Euphrasia Feast Day Celebration

With the theme “Compassion in Action: Continuing the Mission of the Good Shepherd,” all Partners in Mission of St. Bridget College, together with the Religious of the Good Shepherd (RGS) sisters, joyfully celebrated the Feast Day of RGS Foundress St. Mary Euphrasia Pelletier from April 21 to 24, 2026. The four-day celebration served not only as a remembrance of the life and legacy of St. Mary Euphrasia but also as a renewed call to embody her charism through concrete acts of love and service. As one faith-filled community, participants expressed their shared mission through liturgical celebrations, outreach programs, environmental initiatives, and communal activities held during the Triduum on April 21–23… Read More

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Batch 2026: 153 Graduates Celebrate 9th Commencement

From chasing deadlines to chasing their dreams, 153 students took a step closer to their college life as they honored their success and achievements in the 9th commencement exercises of the senior high school level held at the Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium, April 16. Beatriz Jean M. Marasigan of STEM 6 – Sr. Mary Immaculate Concepcion Cahill led the batch, receiving both the highest honor award and the prestigious St. Mary Euphrasia Award, an accolade that remained unfilled for years. To continue with the academic awardees, 29 completers graduated with  high honors and 92 earned honors, bringing the total to 122 academic awardees. With her outstanding accomplishments both in academic… Read More

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JHS Bridgetines Express Deep Appreciation for Parents and Guardians

With the theme “Parents, Our Stars: A Celebration for Our Guiding Lights” embodying their intent to express their heartfelt gratitude for continuous support provided, Bridgetine students from the graduating classes of the Junior High School Department enthusiastically showcased a special presentation dedicated to their parents and guardians during the Parents and Guardians Appreciation Day at the Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium, SBC, Batangas City, March 27, 2026. The program commenced with an opening prayer led by Ciara Gabrielle M. Minglana, the BISA-Execom Vice President, the selected Grade 10 students who led the singing of “Hallelujah,” and the singing of the National Anthem. Formally initiating the beginning of the program, Dr. Bernadette… Read More

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RGS, Partners in Mission Mark Lent with Prayer, Reflection, and Gratitude

Bridgetine partners in mission, together with the Religious of the Good Shepherd (RGS) Sisters, participated in the Lenten Activities for Employees at St. Bridget College, Batangas City, March 30, 2026. The whole-day day event brought the administrators, faculty, staff together for prayer, recollection, the celebration of the Holy Eucharist and Seven Last Words reflection. The day began with the Station of the Cross procession that started at the SME driveway and proceeded through several areas in the St. Bridget College campus, concluding at the SBC chapel. The meditative walk invited participants to accompany Christ’s journey with prayer and quiet reflection. Following the procession, a Lenten recollection was facilitated by Rev.… Read More

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Grade 6 ‘Pandemic Babies’ Mark Milestone in SBC Passing Through Rites

With the theme “Honoring the Past, Cherishing the Present, Embracing the Future,” Grade 6 pupils of St. Bridget College (SBC) gathered for a meaningful “Passing Through” program held on March 26, 2026, at 8:00 AM at the SBC Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium (MQPA). The event formally opened with the singing of the national anthem, followed by an opening prayer led by Grand Council President Ned Anthony P. Ciceron. In her welcome remarks, BED Principal Dr. Bernadette I. Manalo expressed pride in the pupils’ achievements and emphasized the importance of perseverance and values formation throughout their elementary years. She described the learners as “pandemic babies,” recognizing the unique challenges they faced… Read More

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Baccalaureate Mass Celebrates Graduates’ “Yes” to Learning and Service

In a joyful and lively celebration coinciding with the Solemnity of the Annunciation of Mary, completers and graduating students from the Basic Education Department gathered for a Baccalaureate Mass of thanksgiving, blessing, and send-off at the SBC Manuela Q. Pastor Auditorium, St. Bridget College, Batangas City, March 25, 2026. Presided over by Rev. Msgr. Alfredo Madlangbayan, the liturgy drew RGS sisters, students, administrators, faculty, and staff into a spirited atmosphere of gratitude and prayer as BED students Batch 2026 prepared to carry their light into the world. In his homily, Msgr. Madlangbayan emphasized the power and significance of saying “Yes,” as modeled by the Blessed Virgin Mary at the Annunciation.… Read More

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Bridgetine IT Researchers Bag Awards at APPSAM 2026 National Research Forum

Demonstrating their prowess in technological innovation and academic excellence, Bridgetine Information Technology (IT) student-researchers and faculty bagged awards at the Association of Philippine Private School Administrators and Mentors (APPSAM) 6th National Research Forum, themed, “Learning Across Levels: A Research Forum for Knowledge Exchange and Excellence,” at the Philippine Cultural College, Tondo, Manila, March 10. In the student category, two capstones stood out the national panel, each tackles real-world problems with innovative digital solutions. “TAPMOKO: Mobile Application for Real-Time Emergency Response,” an application aiming to streamline a seamless emergency communication, clinched Rank 3 for Best Research. Authored by Jed A. Bisa, Frederick Axel R. Ibon, Diane D. Ebora, and Cedric V.… Read More

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