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The 1st People’s Mass or Misa ng Bayan under the auspices of the Migrant Heritage
Commission (MHC) was held on February 25, 2006 in cooperation with Birhen ng Antipolo,
Inc. to celebrate the 100 Years of Filipino Migration to the U.S. The mass, held at the Basilica
of the National Shrine of Immaculate Conception in Washington D.C., was celebrated by Rev.
Monsignor Cecilio Rotor and was a highly attended event by immigrants/ Fil-Ams from
various sectors and Fil-Am organizations. The 2nd People’s Mass was held at the St. Michael
the Archangel Church in Silver Spring, MD and the 3rd People’s Mass was held back in
Washington D.C. at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament with the Most Reverend
Bishop Martin D. Holley as the main celebrant.
An annual event of the Migrant Heritage Commission (MHC) with the support of various Fil-
Am organizations. Participants and attendees are from various sectors, organizations as
well as from the Embassy of the Philippines.
2009 MHC Event Partner : Filipino Community of St. Rose of Lima in cooperation with the
Knights of Columbus Santo Nino Council 9462, Fil-Am Ministry of St. Michael in Silver Spring
MD, Filipino Community of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Washington D.C. and the El
Shaddai Catholic Charismatic Group of St. Stephen in DC.
For information, pls call any of the 3 MHC Executive Directors : Grace Valera-Jaramillo, Jesse
A. Gatchalian or Arnedo S. Valera, Esq. 202-247-0117/ 202-631-8856/ 703-675-6334
www.migrantheritage.org
Directions to St. Rose of Lima :
From I-270 , Take Exit 10 CLOPPER RD/MD-117/W DIAMOND AVE
toward MD-124W/Quince Orchard Rd. Then turn RIGHT onto MD-117/W
DIAMOND AVE/Clopper Rd. Continue to follow MD-117 W.(1.8 miles).
End at 11701 Clopper Rd. Gatihersburg,MD 20878. Please proceed to the
big church at the back.
Commission (MHC) was held on February 25, 2006 in cooperation with Birhen ng Antipolo,
Inc. to celebrate the 100 Years of Filipino Migration to the U.S. The mass, held at the Basilica
of the National Shrine of Immaculate Conception in Washington D.C., was celebrated by Rev.
Monsignor Cecilio Rotor and was a highly attended event by immigrants/ Fil-Ams from
various sectors and Fil-Am organizations. The 2nd People’s Mass was held at the St. Michael
the Archangel Church in Silver Spring, MD and the 3rd People’s Mass was held back in
Washington D.C. at the Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament with the Most Reverend
Bishop Martin D. Holley as the main celebrant.
An annual event of the Migrant Heritage Commission (MHC) with the support of various Fil-
Am organizations. Participants and attendees are from various sectors, organizations as
well as from the Embassy of the Philippines.
2009 MHC Event Partner : Filipino Community of St. Rose of Lima in cooperation with the
Knights of Columbus Santo Nino Council 9462, Fil-Am Ministry of St. Michael in Silver Spring
MD, Filipino Community of the Most Blessed Sacrament in Washington D.C. and the El
Shaddai Catholic Charismatic Group of St. Stephen in DC.
For information, pls call any of the 3 MHC Executive Directors : Grace Valera-Jaramillo, Jesse
A. Gatchalian or Arnedo S. Valera, Esq. 202-247-0117/ 202-631-8856/ 703-675-6334
www.migrantheritage.org
Directions to St. Rose of Lima :
From I-270 , Take Exit 10 CLOPPER RD/MD-117/W DIAMOND AVE
toward MD-124W/Quince Orchard Rd. Then turn RIGHT onto MD-117/W
DIAMOND AVE/Clopper Rd. Continue to follow MD-117 W.(1.8 miles).
End at 11701 Clopper Rd. Gatihersburg,MD 20878. Please proceed to the
big church at the back.
| PinoyGlobal Online News |
| 4th Annual People’s Mass |
| “2009 MISA NG BAYAN” |
| Theme : Celebrating Filipino Spirit in the Remaking of America February 8, 2009 Sunday, 4:20 p.m. St. Rose of Lima Parish 11701 Clopper Rd., Gaithersburg, MD 20878 Celebrant : Most Reverend Martin D. Holley Bishop of the Archdiocese of Washington D.C. Concelebrants: 1) Rev. Fr. Steve De Leon, SVD Pastor of Star of the Sea Church, Va Beach, VA Spiritual Adviser/Director of Migrant Heritage Commission; 2) Rev. Fr. Randy Gonzales of St. Rose of Lima. 4:20 p.m. HOLY MASS (Would highly appreciate it if we could all be at the church prior to the Bishop’s arrival) 6-10:30 p.m. Dinner/Dance Reception follows FREE AND OPEN TO EVERYONE DJ Music courtesy of JR Aquino (MHC FREE HEALTH SCREENING/CONSULTATIONS – Bone Density Screening starting at 3:30 p.m. by the Asian- American Health Initiative) |
History of the Misa ng Bayan
A unique celebration of unity and God's grace of
the Fil-Am Community to thank our Creator for the
continuous blessings and guidance for sustained
Immigration of the Filipinos to the U.S. In line with
Migrant Heritage Commission’s institutional
programs, it is also a way of honoring and
saluting the Filipino Migrants for their vital
contributions to the US society and in helping
sustain the Philippine economy.
The very 1st MISA NG BAYAN (People’s Mass) in
Metropolitan Washington D.C. was initiated in
1998 by Rev. Fr. Steve de Leon,SVD with Atty.
Arnedo S. Valera, Mr. Ramon Llamas & other key
members of the Fil-Am community at Christ the
King Church in Silver Spring, MD in conjunction with
the 1998 Philippine Centennial Celebration.
A unique celebration of unity and God's grace of
the Fil-Am Community to thank our Creator for the
continuous blessings and guidance for sustained
Immigration of the Filipinos to the U.S. In line with
Migrant Heritage Commission’s institutional
programs, it is also a way of honoring and
saluting the Filipino Migrants for their vital
contributions to the US society and in helping
sustain the Philippine economy.
The very 1st MISA NG BAYAN (People’s Mass) in
Metropolitan Washington D.C. was initiated in
1998 by Rev. Fr. Steve de Leon,SVD with Atty.
Arnedo S. Valera, Mr. Ramon Llamas & other key
members of the Fil-Am community at Christ the
King Church in Silver Spring, MD in conjunction with
the 1998 Philippine Centennial Celebration.
