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HOLY CROSS OF DAVAO COLLEGE’S
75th DIAMOND JUBILEE LAUNCHING
April 7, 2026 | Tuesday
HCDC Gymnasium

Be among the first to witness something never done before at Holy Cross of Davao College.

Experience the first-ever floor 3D mapping show, where the space transforms into a living canvas. A new way of seeing. A new way of celebrating 75 years.

Exclusively for officially enrolled students, employees, and invited guests only.
Limited seats available.

Schedule:
3:00 PM – Mass
4:00 PM – 75th Anniversary Launching Program
Venue: HCDC Gymnasium

Reminders:
• The show includes flashing lights, fast-moving visuals, and dynamic effects that may cause motion sickness or discomfort for some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
• Seating will be at the gymnasium bleachers for the best viewing experience.

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Enrollment for incoming first year college students is ongoing.
For more information, and to enroll, visit: studentportal.hcdc.edu.ph

Blaze Your Trail to Success at Holy Cross of Davao College!

❤️🤍💙

HOLY CROSS OF DAVAO COLLEGE’S
DIAMOND JUBILEE LAUNCHING
April 7, 2026 | Tuesday
HCDC Gymnasium

Be among the first to witness something never done before at Holy Cross of Davao College.

Experience the first-ever floor 3D mapping show, where the space transforms into a living canvas. A new way of seeing. A new way of celebrating 75 years.

Exclusively for officially enrolled students, employees, and invited guests only.
Limited seats available.

Schedule:
3:00 PM – Mass
4:00 PM – 75th Anniversary Launching Program
Venue: HCDC Gymnasium

Reminders:
• The show includes flashing lights, fast-moving visuals, and dynamic effects that may cause motion sickness or discomfort for some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
• Seating will be at the gymnasium bleachers for the best viewing experience.

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Enrollment for incoming first year college students is ongoing.
For more information, and to enroll, visit: studentportal.hcdc.edu.ph

Blaze Your Trail to Success at Holy Cross of Davao College!

❤️🤍💙

Together We Build | Tuesday

From Assistance to Empowerment
True development builds independence.

Community development is most transformative when it moves beyond short-term assistance toward long-term empowerment. While immediate support can address urgent needs, sustainable change happens when communities gain the skills, confidence, and capacity to lead their own development.

Avoiding dependency means designing initiatives that prioritize capacity-building, skills transfer, and leadership formation. Programs should equip community members to plan, implement, and sustain projects using their own resources and networks.

Empowerment strengthens ownership and fosters resilience. When communities are supported to make decisions, manage initiatives, and mobilize local resources, they become active agents of change rather than passive recipients of aid.

In the long run, the goal of community development is not to create reliance—but to nurture self-reliant, confident, and capable communities.

True development builds independence.

A blessed 50th Priestly Anniversary to Most Rev. Romulo G. Valles, D.D., Archbishop of Davao and Chairperson of HCDC Board of Trustees!

Your lifelong devotion to the Lord continues to be a true inspiration to us all.

Greetings from Holy Cross of Davao College!

❤️🤍💙

Alleluia! He is risen! 🙏✨

As we joyfully celebrate Easter Sunday, we proclaim the victory of Christ over sin and death. The Resurrection is the heart of our faith—a powerful reminder that love conquers all, hope is never lost, and new life is always possible in God.

From the darkness of the tomb comes the light of salvation. May this Easter renew our hearts with faith, fill us with hope, and move us to share Christ’s love through acts of service, compassion, and solidarity with others.

Let us go forth as witnesses of the Risen Lord—bringing light, life, and love to the world.

Black Saturday: Jesus is buried in the tomb and descends into hell

As we observe Black Saturday, we enter into a sacred moment of silence and waiting.

On this day, the Church reflects on the time when Jesus lay in the tomb—a space of grief, uncertainty, and hope. It is in this stillness that we are invited to trust in God’s promise, even when all seems lost.

Black Saturday reminds us that in the quiet and darkness of our lives, God is still at work. May we learn to wait with faith, to hope with courage, and to remain steadfast in love as we prepare for the joy of the Resurrection.

Friday of Holy Week: Jesus is sentenced to death, scourged, beaten, crucified, and dies on the Cross

As we solemnly observe Good Friday, we remember the passion and death of Jesus on the Cross—a profound expression of God’s boundless love for humanity.

On this sacred day, we are invited to stand at the foot of the Cross, reflecting on Christ’s sacrifice and the depth of His mercy. In His suffering, we find redemption; in His death, the promise of new life.

May this Good Friday move us to embrace the Cross in our own lives—with faith, humility, and trust in God’s saving grace. Let us remain in prayerful silence, contemplating the love that was given for us all.

Thursday of Holy Week: Jesus celebrates the Last Supper, prays in the Garden of Gethsemane, and is arrested

As we celebrate Maundy Thursday, we remember the Last Supper—where Jesus gave us the gift of the Eucharist and the commandment of love.

In a powerful act of humility, Christ washed the feet of His disciples, teaching us that true greatness is found in service. “Love one another as I have loved you.” (John 13:34)

May this day move us to embody servant leadership—serving with compassion, humility, and self-giving love, especially to those who are most in need. Let us become living witnesses of Christ’s love in action.

Wednesday of Holy Week: Jesus is betrayed by Judas

As we observe Holy Wednesday, also known as Spy Wednesday, we reflect on the betrayal of Jesus by Judas—reminding us of the frailty of the human heart and the consequences of turning away from God.

This day invites us to examine our own lives: in moments of weakness, have we chosen self-interest over love, silence over truth, or comfort over faithfulness? Yet even in betrayal, God’s mercy remains ever-present, calling us back to repentance and renewal.

May this Holy Wednesday lead us to deeper conversion, greater sincerity in our faith, and a renewed commitment to walk faithfully with Christ, especially in serving others with integrity and love.

Tuesday of Holy Week: Jesus is anointed with oil at Bethany and preaches on the Mount of Olives

As we observe Holy Tuesday, we reflect on the words of Jesus: “She has done a beautiful thing to me.” (cf. Matthew 26:10)

In this moment, we are reminded that even the simplest acts—done with love, humility, and sincerity—are precious in the eyes of God. Like the woman who anointed Jesus, may we offer our time, compassion, and service without counting the cost.

Let this Holy Tuesday inspire us to see beauty in selfless giving and to serve others wholeheartedly, especially those who are most in need.

Monday of Holy Week: Jesus Cleanses the Temple

As we enter Holy Monday, we continue our journey through Holy Week—reflecting on Jesus’ call to genuine faith and inner renewal.

On this day, we are reminded of Christ cleansing the temple, inviting us to examine our hearts and remove all that hinders us from truly loving God and serving others. May we strive to become living witnesses of faith—grounded in truth, justice, and compassion.

Let this Holy Monday be a time to purify our intentions and renew our commitment to serve, especially those in need, with sincerity and love.

Hosanna in the highest! 🌿

As we celebrate Palm Sunday, we remember Jesus’ humble entry into Jerusalem—welcomed with palms, yet leading to the path of sacrifice and love. May this day invite us to walk with Christ more closely, embracing humility, service, and faith as we begin our journey through Holy Week.

Let us offer our lives in gratitude and renew our commitment to serve others, especially the poor and vulnerable, in the spirit of Christ’s mission.