BSA - Purok Rosal Council

In Honor of the Team Behind the Golden Preperation

As we celebrated the Golden Jubilee — 50th Obando Festival 2026, we proudly recognized the passionate individuals and committees whose dedication brought this milestone to life. Behind every performance, every detail, and every moment of joy was a team that worked with unity, purpose, and heart for the community.

Our Team Rosal Working Committees

Executive Committee:
- Kag. Vivian P. De la Paz
- Meekela P. De la Paz
- Ashley Faith A. De la Paz

Finance and Logistic Committee:
- Ruby Jane De la Paz
- Arlene D. Dubria
- Jojo Duran
- Jassy Alayon
- Sheila Salazar
- Jacob Escosora

Creatives, Documentation and Publicity Committee:
- Jacob Escosora

Through the grace of Our Lady of Peace, this celebration was carried out with harmony and devotion. Though we finished as 1st Runner-Up, we carry forward something greater—our unity, resilience, and unwavering spirit. More than the result, we made a lasting impact through our performance, touching hearts and leaving a meaningful mark on the people we shared it with. May this moment fuel our hope, strengthen our purpose, and inspire us to rise even higher in the celebrations yet to come.





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Purok Rosal – 1st Runner-Up, Obando Festival 2026 🥈

Purok Rosal proudly stands as 1st Runner-Up in the Golden Jubilee 50th Obando Festival 2026, a celebration of faith, culture, and unity that we will always cherish.

To our dancers, your journey speaks louder than the result. Every rehearsal, every sacrifice, and every moment of exhaustion became part of a greater story one of resilience, teamwork, and devotion. You did not just perform; you honored tradition and gave life to the spirit of our community.

Always remember, you have already made Purok Rosal proud. True success is not only seen in rankings, but in the hearts you moved and the legacy you continue to build.

May this experience remind us that growth comes from every step forward, even in moments of near victory. Let us carry this wisdom with humility and fire, and continue moving forward with courage and purpose toward the next journey ahead. 🌸✨





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"Magbihis na kayo ng damit na maganda, at kayong lahat ay sa amin sumama" 🕺🏻🌷

💛 50 years of grace. 50 years of faith. 50 years of Mission and Communion. 💛
Viva La Virgen! Viva! 🟡📣

Kahilum kag Kasanag sang Prusisyon sang Lubong

The Good Friday burial procession remains one of the most solemn expressions of faith during Holy Week, bringing communities together in remembrance of the burial of Jesus Christ after His crucifixion. Under the guidance of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage Parish, the procession reflects a shared act of devotion where prayer, sacred images, and candlelight transform the streets into a space of reflection and communal worship.

Within the procession, movement and silence work together to create a reflective atmosphere. As the faithful walk alongside religious images, each step becomes an act of remembrance, while the light from candles symbolizes prayers offered in sorrow and hope. The presence of the community highlights how devotion is shared, where faith is expressed not only through ritual but through quiet participation and reverence.

“Sa kahilum sang prusisyon, ang tagsa ka siga sang kandila daw pamatuod sang pagtuo, nga nagapadayon bisan sa tion sang kasubo.” 🕯️

More than a religious observance, the burial procession reflects the enduring place of tradition in Filipino spiritual life. It preserves a collective memory of sacrifice while inviting personal reflection, showing how faith continues to be lived through simple yet meaningful acts of presence, prayer, and communal devotion. ✝️

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Bisan Mabug-at ang Krus: Pagtuo sa Tunga sang Pag-antos

The Via Crucis, or Way of the Cross, is more than a Catholic devotion observed during Lent. It is a spiritual journey that invites believers to remember the suffering, sacrifice, and love of Jesus Christ through fourteen stations that trace His path from condemnation to burial. While often prayed in churches and communities, Via Crucis also serves as a quiet reflection on how suffering remains part of human life.

Historically, the devotion began when early Christians traveled to Jerusalem to follow the route believed to be taken by Jesus toward Calvary, especially along the Via Dolorosa. As pilgrimage became difficult for many believers, churches began placing the stations inside their own spaces so that people could experience the same prayerful journey without leaving their communities. According to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the Stations of the Cross became a way for Christians to meditate deeply on Christ’s passion through prayer and silence.

Yet the meaning of Via Crucis goes beyond remembering historical events. Each station reflects situations that people still experience today—falling under pressure, carrying burdens, meeting sorrow, and continuing despite pain. Jesus carrying the cross reminds believers that suffering is not foreign to faith; it is often where faith becomes more visible.

In many Filipino communities, especially during Lent, praying the Via Crucis becomes both devotion and shared culture. Families walk together, pause at each station, and listen to reflections that connect Christ’s suffering with ordinary struggles such as sacrifice for family, grief, and forgiveness. In this way, devotion becomes close to daily life.

"Bisan mabug-at ang krus, pagtuo sa tunga sang pag-antos,” reflects a truth many believers understand: even when burdens feel heavy, faith creates strength to continue. The cross is not only a symbol of pain, but also of endurance and hope.

Via Crucis remains meaningful because it teaches that suffering does not end in defeat. It reminds people that every burden carried with faith can become a path toward compassion, understanding, and renewal ✨

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Today is not just an ending—it is the beginning of a new chapter, one filled with unknown paths, new dreams, and endless possibilities. The years behind you were not easy. They were filled with challenges, lessons, and moments that tested your strength. But through it all, you kept going.

As you turn this page, may you carry with you the courage you built, the wisdom you gained, and the resilience that brought you here. The future may be uncertain, but so is its beauty—it holds opportunities waiting for you to discover, to grow, and to become even more.

Congratulations, Graduates. This is your new beginning. Write it with purpose, with hope, and with the same strength that led you to this moment. 🎓🤍

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A glimpse of grace in motion—where every step tells a story of faith, culture, and devotion. 👑✨

The biggest celebration is about to begin.
Kicking off this Easter Sunday, April 5.

Ready na kamo mag-Obando? 🟡

In anticipation of our 50th Patronal Fiesta this May 2, 2026, we are now officially opening our Obando Festival Dance Competition even to interested groups outside Airport Subd!

Official Registration Link: https://forms.gle/ZFsJCvCWpKMmUF6t9
Registration will be until March 15, 2026 ONLY.
ONLY ONE PERSON SHALL REGISTER FOR THE GROUP OR AREA.

Official Guidelines: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Hoill3b0zZjuWZLJnXF8diXEdPadi9IR/view?usp=sharing

For queries, you may message this page or consult at the Parish Office every Sunday.

Together, we cheer: ~ Viva!

Viva La Virgen! 💙💛

The COUNTDOWN TO begins this Thursday! 🟡

We invite you all to partake in this special celebration of our Parish, 100 days before our GOLDEN anniversary on January 22, 2026, Thursday. 💙

Zumba is at 4:00 PM. Holy Mass begins at 5:30 PM.
And together we cheer: 📣