Tuesday, April 7, 2015

OMPSA at 65 and Beyond: Overcoming Challenges, Building Dreams and Resilience and Sustaining Excellence for the Future

Romeo Mataac, Jr.
OMPSA Batch 2005
By: Amparo Jamnague-Fatalla

An anonymous writer wrote the poem “The Clay of Youth”, that goes this way:

I took a piece of plastic clay and gently pressed it day by day

Saturday, March 14, 2015

65th OMPSA Grand Alumni Homecoming Program of Activities

Romeo Mataac, Jr.
OMPSA at 65
April 4, Black Saturday

7:00AM - Fun Run
  1. Registration starts 5:00am, Fun Run proper at 7:00AM. From Duungan, Brgy. Marlangga to Municipal Covered Plaza, Poblacion.
  2. Registration Fee – P100.00 (includes bottled water and hand towel.
  3. 1st Place  Finisher (Men & Women)
  4. Top 3 Finishers (Male & Female)
  5. Oldest Runner
10:00AM - Basketball Exhibition Games

Torrijos-based Alumni VS. Manila-based Alumni
Covered Plaza

April 4, Black Saturday
1:00PM - PALARO NG LAHI
OMPSA Campus

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

OMPSA Director: There’s Something About Christian

Romeo Mataac, Jr.
Fr. Christian Regencia
"Time is gold" is his motto. He was born on February 15, 1983 at Banahaw, Sta.Cruz, Marinduque.

He was baptized by the name Christian Francis Tolentino Regencia at the Holy Cross Parish church.

He is the youngest among the four children of Mr. Fausto Manzano Regencia (deceased) and Mrs. Corazon Tolentino Regencia. He spent his elementary education at Sta. Cruz South Central School, Sta.Cruz Institute for secondary level and his college life at Mount St. Aloysius College Seminary, Gumaca, Quezon in 2003-2004. On September 30,2009, he was ordained as a priest at Holy Cross parish Sta. Cruz, Marinduque. As a priest, he was first assigned as assistant parish priest at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Malibago. Then, last June 2011 he was assigned as the new director of OMPSA in lieu of Fr. Martin Puertollano Jr. who was sent by Bishop Rey to study. Fr. Christian Francis Regencia is a good volleyball player. He loves singing and Side A is his favorite singer.

Friday, November 2, 2012

Calling Our Fellow Alumni

Romeo Mataac, Jr.
OMPSA Proposed Two Storey Building Plan


To Our Dear Fellow Alumni and Friends,

I beg your indulgence to read the attached letter of the Reverend Parish Priest of our hometown, Father Regencia, re: Request for Donation for the building of new OMPSA schoolrooms. Being the Vice President for Foreign Affairs of the OMPSA Alumni Association, Inc. I am knocking on your kind hearts to donate for this noble project which will benefit the youth of our beloved hometown.

We are lucky enough to have lived and worked overseas, so if it wouldn’t be of a burden, please give even your spare change. Collectively, even how small it is, we will surely get things done.

Please send all your donations directly to:
Our Mother of Perpetual Succor Academy
Philippine National Bank
Dollar Account No.: 499641800018

However Fr. Christian posted on his Facebook recently, "Heto na ang 3 classrooms matapos matanggal ang mga kahoy at ma-cure ang slab...ang problema wala ng pondo".
OMPSA On Going Construction
Thank you and may God bless you all!

Tomas V. Revilla
Vice President for Foreign Affairs
OMPSAAI Vancouver, Canada

Monday, October 10, 2011

Bishop Evangelista lays cornerstone for the 2-storey building in Ompsa

Romeo Mataac, Jr.

TORRIJOS, Marinduque - Bishop Reynaldo G. Evangelista, the bishop of Boac officiated the ‘Laying of the Cornerstone’ for the two-storey building of Our Mother of Perpetual Succor Academy (Ompsa) last October 8, 2011 at the Ompsa laying site.

The laying of the cornerstone ceremony started at 10:30 am. This was attended by Rev. Fr. Edwin Sager - the catholic schools’ superintendent, Rev. Fr. Christian Regencia - the Ompsa school director, Mrs. Enriqueta R. Fabul – the school principal together with the faculty and staff, the officers and member of the Ompsa Alumni Association headed by Engr. Joel Palatino - the alumni president, guests and visitors.

The ceremony was started with an introduction featuring Ompsa as a catholic school since 1953 up to the present. This was followed by Fr. Regencia’s reading of the resolution of donating the lot and deeds of the donation from the Diocese of Boac Everyone watched attentively while Bishop Reynaldo Evangelista officiated the rites for the laying of the cornerstone. He also delivered his message to everyone in the ceremony. The affair was followed by a sumptuous lunch prepared by the administration. While enjoying lunch, the visitors were entertained by a short movie clip to advertise and to ask support for the construction of Ompsanians dream. At the end, Mrs. Fabul thanked everyone for gracing the occasion.

The ceremony just proves that Ompsa as the most trusted institution in the municipality with regard to quality Christian education produces quality graduated who are globally competitive in their chosen field and or dreams to develop new facilities to cater the growing demand of today’s generation. - Madilyn Colopano/The Ompsanian Chronicles

Wednesday, October 5, 2011

Teachers honored during Teachers’ Day

The Ompsanian Chronicles

In accordance with the celebration of the World Teachers Day, the Student Body Organization (SBO) with the cooperation of all the students honored the teaching force of Our Mother of Perpetual Succor Academy (Ompsa).

The activity started by rendition of the Ompsa Drum and Glockenspiel Corps.

Each teacher walked down the aisle of the church as the students clap their hands while simultaneously describing the best feature and attitude of each teacher.

After which, each student gave their message of appreciation especially prepared for their advisers.

After the activity, each teacher enjoyed the luxurious lunch prepared by the officers of SBO and POC. Krystel Jane Grimaldo/The Ompsanian Chronicles