History

DMII traces its early beginnings to the Daughters of Isabela, composed of Spouses of members from the Knights of Columbus, lasting for 3 decades,  with its Head Office in New Haven, Connecticut

First Circle was organized in the Philippines, with the creation of the Rosary Circle No 856,  in Manila on  May 24,1951 . More Circles were eventually organized all over the Country. 

August 29-30,1978, His Eminence, the late Jaime Cardinal Sin was responsible for the restructuring of the Organization into the Daughters of Mary Immaculate because of the relentless dedication of some generous women who banded themselves together in the service of the Church, through their  Apostolic endeavors

As more Circles were organized in New Jersey and Los Angeles, Sydney Australia the word “International” was added to the name of DMII, committed to the service of God and Country

Vision

With the Blessed Mother as our model and guide, we are an Association of Catholic women in the Philippines and other countries

strengthened in faith and committed to serve in various apostolic activities through the Basic Ecclesial Communities(BECs)

reaching out to our less fortunate brothers and sisters through the DMII mission thrusts, to help them achieve and enjoy the fullness of life.

Mission 

Mission.  As mandated by the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP),    we are committed to pursue and accomplish the five missions, and such other missions that may be assigned to the Association by the CBCP.  Our five fold mission thrusts  are;

1. Pro-Life
2. Morality in Media
3. Upliftment of Women Workers
4. Assistance to Prisoners’ Families and their Victims
5. Youth Welfare/Squirettes of Mary Immaculate(SMI)

Values

Core Values and Virtues: 

1. Unity 2. Friendship 3.  Charity 4. Humility 5.Sanctity

Objectives

Objectives.  The objectives for which the Association is incorporated are as follows:

1. Help unite all Catholic women in a variety of opportunities for apostolic activity and strengthen the Catholic faith within the bonds of unity, friendship, charity, humility and sanctity;
2. Maintain active participation and involvement in civil society and in the liturgical life of the Catholic community;
3. Promote social and intellectual interaction among its members;
4. Render mutual aid and assistance to our sick members and their families; 
5. Promote and conduct educational, charitable, religious, social welfare work and service
6. Promote the sanctity of marriage and the family;
7. Preserve and respect human life and all of God’s creation.

Regular and Special Activities

Regular Activities:

All Wednesdays of the Year: Block Rosary

First and Fourth  Saturday Devotion

Corporate Mass,Officers Meetings and Corporate Meeting once a month

Mandated Mission Thrusts Activities and Standing Committees Activities and Ad/Hoc(Special Committee) Activities

Annual Elections and Installation of Officers 

Short and Long Conferral for New Members

Participation in All OLA Events and Activities

Special Activities

Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes

Seminars/Webinars by DMII International 

OFFICERS

Volunteers to the Holy Door of OLA

Pilgrimage and  Visita Iglesia 

Semana Santa Activities

Participation in Seminars by other External  Catholic organizations

 Lenten Recollection sponsored by BUKLOD NG PAG IBIG COMMUNITY and

Synod  Consultation Participation in 2021-2023 As DMII Members

Seminar on Managing Change and Transitions As Servant Leaders

CONTACT PERSON

Chairperson of Membership

Committee

Sister Estela Sarte

CP:09267454089  /Land Line: 8 6453902

Email: no email

Officers / Members 

Officers of the Organization Year 2022

Regent: Sister Josefina F. Cedula

Past Regent: Sister Catherine Ong

Vice Regent: Sister Susan Bautista

Treasurer: Sister Emily Gumaru

Financial Secretary: Sister Luisa Tarectecan

Recording Secretary: Sister Ma. Luisa Angeles

Scribes: Sister Nimfa Alberto

Sister Esperanza Medina, Sister Carmen Gumaru

Chancellor: Sister Irma San Miguel

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History

Background about the Organization:

Founded: June 1, 2002

Umbrella organization under Diocesan Shrine Ministry

Initially recognized by Msgr. Arnel Lagarejos (2002)

Officially recognized and mandated by Msgr. Balbago (2006)

Signed and approved by Rev. Fr. Reynante Tolentino & Most Rev. Francisco M. De Leon D.D.(2013)

Purpose

Vision-Mission Statement

The vision and mission of the OLA Marshals is to have dedicated church based marshals who will contribute to the safety and orderliness of Events, Proceedings, Activities in OLA by following the norms and guidelines of the Parish all for the greater glory of God.

Functions of OLA Marshals

Assist the parish church by means of securing and marshalling its liturgical activities such as processions, special rites, and other undertakings that may be assigned by the Diocesan Shrine Ministry and the parish.

Ensure orderliness in the Traffic and Parking Conditions of the Parish. 

Participate in all the parish programs and activities.

Support different Ministries, Organizations, and Chapels under the Parish Pastoral Council.

Undergo Training and Onboarding before resumption of Duties. 

Collaborate with OLA Organizations, LGUs and other Agencies in the performance of their Tasks to ensure compliance, coordination and smooth working relationships. 

Contact Person: 

Recruitment in Charge: Cesar "Boyet" Medina

Contact Details: 0919 393 8878

Officers in the Organization:

Coordinator: Mario "Matut" Dizon Jr. (2022)

Membership Committee Head: Cesar "Boyet" Medina