13 March, 2026
Light of Hope, Shining for God and Others: Prayer Gathering for F.6 Students
On March 5, St. Antonius Girls' College held a "Prayer Gathering for F.6 Students." Themed "Light of Hope, Shining for God and Others." The event resonated with the Diocesan vision of being " Messengers of Hope," inspiring graduates to carry the flame of faith and live out Christ’s glory in their new chapters.
The liturgy was presided over by School Manager Rev. A. Reynolds Balunbun. In his homily, he shared an analogy of a friend overcoming the hardships of moving abroad through divine guidance. He exhorted students to remain responsible and trustworthy, urging them to sense God's presence as they pursue personal growth and bear witness to His glory.
Following heartfelt reflections on their sweet and cherished memories of school life, class representatives expressed deep gratitude to their teachers and peers. During the "Passing of the Light" ceremony, Principal Chu Pui-lui passed the flame to the representatives, symbolizing the transmission of wisdom and the graduates' aspiration to follow in Christ’s footsteps.
The gathering concluded with harmonious hymns. May every Antonian graduate carry this inextinguishable light, serving as a true messenger of hope in the world.
The liturgy was presided over by School Manager Rev. A. Reynolds Balunbun. In his homily, he shared an analogy of a friend overcoming the hardships of moving abroad through divine guidance. He exhorted students to remain responsible and trustworthy, urging them to sense God's presence as they pursue personal growth and bear witness to His glory.
Following heartfelt reflections on their sweet and cherished memories of school life, class representatives expressed deep gratitude to their teachers and peers. During the "Passing of the Light" ceremony, Principal Chu Pui-lui passed the flame to the representatives, symbolizing the transmission of wisdom and the graduates' aspiration to follow in Christ’s footsteps.
The gathering concluded with harmonious hymns. May every Antonian graduate carry this inextinguishable light, serving as a true messenger of hope in the world.
