INA NI KRISTO, INA NG BUHAY.
LA NAVAL DE MANILA 2011.
Katolikong Katesismo para sa Unang araw ng Nobenaryo para sa Dakilang Kapistahan ng ating Mahal na Ina ng Santo Rosaryo ng La Naval de Manila, Patrona ng Dominican Province of the Philippines sa Santo Domingo Church sa Quezon City. Friday, September 30, 2011.
ANO ANG BANAL NA ROSARYO?
Dominican Province of the Philippines
Ang BANAL NA ROSARYO ay isang debosyong nagbibigay
parangal kay Maria
. Ito ay binubuo ng AMA NAMIN, ABA GINOONG MARIA at LUWALHATI. Kasabay ng pagbigkas nito ang pagninilay sa Misteryo ng buhay ni Kristo
. Sa Misteryong ito ng TUWA,
LIWANAG, HAPIS
at LUWALHATI
ay napapaloob ang ating kaligtasan.
OUR LADY OF THE HOLY ROSARY OF LA NAVAL DE MANILA.
LA NAVAL DE MANILA: INA NI KRISTO, INA NG BUHAY.
La Naval Fiesta 2011 at Santo Domingo Church in Quezon City, September 29 – October 9, 2011.
Schedule of Activities:
September 29, 2011 – Solemn Enthronement of the Image of the Virgin at 5:00 pm
DOMINICAN PROVINCE OF THE PHILIPPINES
DOMINICAN PROVINCE OF THE PHILIPPINES
Santo Domingo Church, Quezon City.
Dominican Province of the Philippines
Who live by the example of
Missionaries who evangelized
Pastors who minister at the
Prior of the Convent and 
Missionaries in far flung regions of the Philippines and abroad. Preachers
Like 
The only requirement is your willingness to try.
For details, please call Santo Domingo Convent at telephone number # 7126275 / 7437758 / 09156784728 or you may visit the Mother Church of the
The 
DOMINICAN PROVINCE OF THE PHILIPPINES
SANTO DOMINGO CHURCH – NATIONAL SHRINE OF OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY OF LA NAVAL, 537 Quezon Avenue, Quezon City
SCHEDULE OF MASSES AND OTHER LITURGICAL SERVICES IN SANTO DOMINGO CHURCH, QUEZON CITY:
WEEKDAYS (Monday – Saturday):
AM – 5:45*, 6:30, 7:15, 8:00 AM & 12:15 NN
PM – 6:00
* Rosary, Mass with Liturgy of the Hour
SUNDAYS AND HOLYDAYS:
AM – 5:00, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00*, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, 12:00
PM – 4:00*, 5:00, 6:00, 7:00
* 8:00 am – Conventual Mass
* 4:00 pm – Parish Mass
PERPETUAL NOVENA IN HONOR OF OUR LADY OF THE ROSARY OF LA NAVAL – every Saturday at 11:45 am & 5:30 pm
MASS WITH BLESSING OF THE SICK AND DISTRIBUTION OF BREAD – every Tuesday right after 12:15 nn & 6:00 pm Mass.
WANTED: LAY DOMINICANS.
WHO ARE THE LAY DOMINICANS?
Being a lay dominican does not simply to be considered as a “Lay Person affiliated with the Dominican Order”. a Lay Dominican is a full member and part of the Dominican Order. he/she is a Dominican
The lay Dominicans or Secular Dominicans, as they are called today, (and who in the past have been known as Dominican Tertiaries, members of the Third Orders of St. Dominic, or members of the Order of Penance of St. Dominic) are ‘an Association of the faithful living in the world, who participate in the religious and apostolic life of the Order of Friars Preachers under the guidance of the Dominican Brethren and according to the Rule approved by the Holy See and thus strive for Christian Perfection.’ Although the word profession is often used, they do not take vows and, therefore, cannot be strictly called religious; yet, in a wide sense, they may be called religious living in the world. (R.Vahey, OP,Information)
‘Their vocation is superior to membership in a sodality or confraternity because it includes canonical status in a major religious Order and embraces a more universal objective’ (J.Rubba OP, Third Order of St. Dominic)
It is composed of Lay people, men and women, single and married, who live in and are a sign to the World.
(Excerpts from: Lay Dominicans Manual by:Eladio Neira, OP p29)
Brief History
From the very beginning of the Order of Preachers, there are already groups of Lay people that participates in the apostolic works and associates themselves with the dominican friars. accordingly, “it has its origin in one of the twelfht century penitential movements which centered around St. Dominic, the founder of the Order of Preachers gathered around himself groups of Lay People for the spiritual and material defense of the Church and, ultimately for the participation in the Apostolate. (E.Neira, O.P.) “Thus, it is not surprising that the “history” of the Third Order does not begin in 1285, when the Master General Munio de Zamora officially promulgated its Rule, nor back to the early years of the 13th century, when St. Dominic lived and worked. The “history” of the Third Order goes back many decades before that. To understand what the Third Order is and whence it came, we have to look at the Church of the Middle Ages and the society in which it lived.” (Richard Weber)
it was known then to be the Order of Penitents of St. Dominic, Third Order of St. Dominic, and now as “Lay Dominican Fraternities”.
REQUISITE FOR ADMISSION:
The Dominican Lay Fraternity taps the vocation of men and women (Single or Married with the consent of spouse) to live a life of STUDY, PRAYER and APOSTOLIC WORK according to his / her own state of life.
For Aspirancy are the requisite for admission:
1. Well disposed person
2. Practicing Catholic
3. Living a devout life and good refute
4. At least 18 years of age
5. Sincerely desirous of christian perfection
6. Can present a letter of recommendation from his/her parish priest
7. Must not belong to any other religious congregation or with another third order
8. Must be willing to attend meetings and study regularly
Any interested party may ask to be interviewed by any Lay Dominican of the Santo Domingo Fraternity. Regular council and Chapter meeting is held every First Sunday of the month from 12:00 nn – 4:00 pm at Santo Domingo Church – National Shrine of Our Lady of the Rosary of La Naval, 537 Quezon Avenue, Quezon City. For details, pls call Santo Domingo Convent at # 7126271 or text at # 09154855915
and look for 
MR JOHN REGINALD BAUTISTA OP..
SPREAD THE WORD! BE A DOMINICAN LIVING IN THE WORLD!
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