Louisean Voices

22/07/2026

Today, we joyfully celebrate the 164th Arrival Anniversary of the Congregation of the Mission and the Daughters of Charity in the Philippines.

May their enduring Vincentian mission continue to inspire us to serve with faith, compassion, and love. 💙🤍

🎊Happy Arrival Anniversary🎊
Let us celebrate today the 164th Arrival Anniversary of the Congregation of the Mission (CM) and the Daughters of Charity (DC) of Saint Vincent de Paul in the Philippines 🥳🎉🇵🇭

"At exactly 8:00 in the morning of July 22, 1862, 19 members of the Vincentian family – fifteen Daughters of Charity, two Priests of the Mission and two Vincentian brothers – came down from the boat “Concepcion” after more than three months of difficult travel at sea. One can only imagine how hard travel was in those days. The CMs and DCs were accommodated in the lower chamber of the ship. In present inter-island boat travels, this is equivalent to the economy class. That is manageable if we travel only for several days but not for journeys spanning several months. For those of us who are used to travel by boat, we know that the lower chamber is the most difficult place to stay – there is poor ventilation; the rocking of the boat can be strongly felt here; it is also dark and very warm. Their diaries would tell us that two Vincentians suffered from stomach trouble or headache during almost the whole trip. But one Recollect gave in; he died and had to be buried at sea just days before they reached the Manila waters. One day, a Daughter of Charity, was thrown down, rolled over the ship floor, when the ship rocked through big waves. She was not hurt; thanks be to God. Some other things happened – a sudden fire broke out, thanks to the blankets, it was extinguished; in another day, the main sail was also blown away by some big waves. On the other hand, some also celebrated their birthdays there or enjoyed beautiful liturgical celebrations from Holy Week to May Marian devotions to the feast of the Sacred Heart – which also corresponded to their months of travel – March to July of 1862."

Your CMSP Family is one with you on this very special day of your congregation. Many more God-filled years to come!
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20/07/2026

St. Louise de Marillac College of Bogo, Cebu, Inc. celebrates its 90th FOUNDING ANNIVERSARY

09/07/2026

WELCOME TO THE SDO – CITY OF BOGO, DR. CARTESA M. PERICO, CESO V!

The St. Louise de Marillac College of Bogo, Cebu, Inc. family warmly welcomes our newly installed Schools Division Superintendent, Dr. Cartesa M. Perico, CESO V.

As a committed educational institution, we express our full support for the Division's vision of providing quality, inclusive, and transformative education for every learner. We look forward to working together in fostering excellence, strengthening collaboration, and promoting innovative programs that empower the youth and contribute to the continuous development of the City of Bogo.

May your leadership inspire greater achievements, meaningful partnerships, and a shared commitment to educational excellence. Together, let us continue to uplift lives, nurture future leaders, and transform communities through quality education.

Welcome to the Schools Division of the City of Bogo, Dr. Cartesa M. Perico, CESO V! We wish you a successful and inspiring journey of leadership.

07/07/2026

Parents' Orientation on ESC and SHS Voucher Assistance Programs

On July 4, 2026, St. Louise de Marillac College of Bogo, Cebu, Inc. successfully conducted the Parents' Orientation on the Education Service Contracting (ESC) and Senior High School (SHS) Voucher Assistance Programs at the Holy Family Campus Covered Court. Led by the school administration, together with the Registrar and Accounting Offices, the orientation provided parents with essential information on the ESC and SHS Voucher Programs for School Year 2026–2027.

Parents were guided through the proper completion of application forms, documentary requirements, and program guidelines to ensure a smooth and accurate application process. The activity also emphasized the school's commitment to supporting the implementation of the Education Service Contracting (ESC) Program under Republic Act No. 8545, while strengthening its partnership with parents in supporting every Louisean learner and promoting accessible, quality Vincentian education.

26/06/2026

Please be informed that tomorrow, June 27, 2026, will be the last day of enrollment.

Kindly ensure that you complete the enrollment process and submit all the necessary requirements.

Please be guided. Thank you.

25/06/2026

Welcome back to school, Louiseans!

SLMC-Bogo officially opened School Year 2026-2027 with a vibrant welcome program that celebrated not just a new academic year, but the beautiful resilience of the Vincentian Community, last June 22, 2026.

We danced, we cheered, and we welcomed our growing family with open arms.

Here's to being Artisans of Peace and Hope! 🩵

23/06/2026

Equipping the Hands, Preparing the Heart

As we officially wrap up our pre-service orientation, these past two days have been a beautiful mix of learning practical skills and taking time for deep reflection.

On June 18, 2026, we spent an exciting and active day learning how to handle emergencies during a safety and Basic Life Support training with our local Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP). Through various hands-on activities, lectures, and group demonstrations, the team gained essential skills in fire safety and life-saving first aid.

Shifting from teamwork and action, June 19, 2026, was dedicated entirely to a peaceful, whole-day recollection for the Lay Mission Partners of St. Louise de Marillac College of Bogo, centered on the theme “Anchored in Christ, Artisans of Hope.” Guided by Rev. Fr. Ramon Ofredo, participants reflected on deepening their relationship with Christ, faithfully living out their commitment to God, and becoming bearers of hope in their communities. Through reflection-sharing activities, they exchanged personal insights and experiences that strengthened both their faith and sense of unity as they prepared for the new academic year. The day also included a reflection on the Sacrament of Reconciliation, inviting everyone to embrace God’s mercy and forgiveness, and concluded with the celebration of Holy Mass, during which participants renewed their commitment to God and entrusted the coming school year to His guidance and grace.

From learning how to protect our community to taking a moment to look inward, these two days have truly prepared us to move forward with confidence and passion. Ready for the next chapter!

17/06/2026

Please be informed that offices will be closed on Friday, June 19, 2026.

Regular office transaction will resume on the next day Saturday, June 20, 2026.

Please be guided and thank you for your understanding.

17/06/2026

In preparation for the opening of classes on June 22, 2026, we encourage all Louisean students to observe proper and decent attire.

• Old students: Kindly wear the prescribed school uniform.

• New students: You may wear a white shirt and jeans.

Please be guided accordingly.