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On this special day, the spotlight is shone on women who were once just ordinary students, learning, growing, and dreaming in the very halls of Malate Catholic School (MCS). Now, they are living out their dreams and continuously achieving their aspirations.  CONTINUE READING

Women are indeed capable individuals who are insightful, politically-minded, and firm to establish social equality for both genders. These have been manifested by the two leaders of the Parents-Teachers Advisory Council (PTAC) of Malate Catholic School. CONTINUE READING

On February 25, 1986, the discontent and furies of the Filipinos from the former President Ferdinand E. Marcos' repressive and bloody rule manifested a peaceful war which brought the people of the Philippines to fight a battle ensuring to reclaim their long-denied freedom, liberty, and civil rights. CONTINUE READING

On the morning of February 13, 1945, several areas in Manila were bombed by American forces. This was part of their campaign to ensure that all Japanese forces would leave the Philippines in order to free the country. CONTINUE READING

During this time of the year, many Filipinos with Chinese ancestry gather with their families to commemorate the well-known holiday and prepare the traditional Chinese Delicacies such as Pancit and Lumpiang Shanghai that we Filipinos learned to eat and become part of our culture. CONTINUE READING

This open letter is with the spirit of faith, excellence, and service, motivated by aspiration, and written with due reflection to our situation in the New Normal. CONTINUE READING

From the traditional classroom setting, the sudden transition to online learning alone made educators change how they teach their students. With the “new normal” in education, teachers have largely adjusted to continue their passion in teaching students.  CONTINUE READING

We Filipinos have set standing traditions as we welcome the New Year, from preparing media noche and staying up late at night to waiting for the clock to strike 12:00 midnight. Last year was different. Everything has limitations due to the worldwide pandemic.  CONTINUE READING

Exactly 124 years ago, the life of a Filipino with unwavering love for the country had fallen on the hands of the Spaniards. CONTINUE READING

Hearing children sing carols and seeing colorful, bright lanterns hanging outside of people’s homes can only mean one thing: Christmas is just right around the corner! CONTINUE READING

Hearing children sing carols and seeing colorful, bright lanterns hanging outside of people’s homes can only mean one thing: Christmas is just right around the corner! CONTINUE READING

The Philippines, throughout this year, has had its share of disasters and misfortunes. Nearing the end of 2020... CONTINUE READING

World Mental Health Day was celebrated last October 10, 2020. During these trying times and with all the distress we are experiencing.. CONTINUE READING

When we hear the words "Blessed" and "Saint," we often think of martyrs and firm believers of God that have offered their lives defending and upholding the Catholic faith. Their lives and miracles forever etched in history.  CONTINUE READING

Early January of this year, Filipinos had awaited what the year 2020 brings them. As people hoped to begin a new normal life,.. CONTINUE READING

On August 24, 2020, Malate Catholic School officially started their online classes.. CONTINUE READING