Las Navas Altar Server - OLNP

“Campamento 2026 was more than just a gathering — it became a journey of faith, friendship, and service. ✨

With grateful hearts, we give thanks to God for the success of Campamento 2026 — a beautiful gathering of Altar Servers filled with faith, friendship, learning, and unforgettable memories. ❤️🙏

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who became part of this meaningful journey:

✨ To our beloved Priests, thank you for your guidance, support, and spiritual encouragement that inspired us to continue serving faithfully.

✨ To our Host Parish, thank you for warmly welcoming us and for your generosity and efforts in making this gathering possible and memorable.

✨ To the Honorable Mayor, thank you for lending vehicles and providing transportation for the participants. Your kindness and support greatly helped in making this event successful and safe for everyone.

✨ To all sponsors, donors, and those who shared their financial blessings, thank you for your generosity and willingness to support this mission. Your help truly made a big difference.

✨ And to all organizers, volunteers, coordinators, and fellow altar servers — thank you for the hard work, unity, and joy that made Campamento 2026 meaningful and inspiring.

May God bless everyone who became part of this wonderful experience. As we go back to our respective parishes, may we continue to live the theme:“Altar Servers: Called to Serve, Gathered in Faith and Sent as Witnesses.” ✨

Deo Gratias! ❤️

“Praying for the souls in Purgatory is the highest act of supernatural charity.”
— Pope St. John Paul II

When we pray for the souls in Purgatory, we are choosing to love people who cannot help themselves anymore. They are saved, but still being purified before entering Heaven. Our prayers truly help them, because God allows our love, sacrifices, and prayers to ease their suffering. The Bible says it is holy and good to pray for the dead (2 Maccabees 12:46), and the saints have always done this. This kind of charity is rare today because it gives us nothing in return. No praise. No thanks. Just love offered quietly to God. In a world focused on self, this kind of love stands out.

Do you believe your prayers really make a difference after someone dies, or do you struggle to see their power?

✨ FEAST DAY OF ST. DOMINIC SAVIO – PATRON SAINT OF ALTAR SERVERS ✨

HERMANO MAYOR: Sir Noriel L. Tan

"I am not capable of doing great things, but I can do small things with great love." – St. Dominic Savio

Today, we honor the young saint who showed us that holiness is possible at every age, especially in serving God’s house with devotion and purity of heart! 🙏

To all our altar servers and church youth – may St. Dominic inspire us to carry out the ministry with joy, integrity, and unwavering faith. Let his example remind us that even the simplest acts of service can lead us closer to Christ! 📖🕯️

FEB. 28, 2026
SESSION 2: Liturgical Examination