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Saint Gabriel the Archangel blog stats as of October 26, 2021.

How can we spread parish news? How to encourage participation from our community?

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We have since 2009:

• 1 follower
• 82 posts 
• 4 comments
• 44584 views

The top 3 popular posts:

1. Panalangin para sa Ina ng Laging Saklolo (Baclaran Version, Tagalog)
2. Novena to our Mother of Perpetual Help (Baclaran Version, English)
3. New Mass Schedule, and change of guard

 

Lets help spread the word 😇

8 ways to help our Saint Gabriel Parish in 30 minutes or less

1. Know. Know our Mass schedules 
2. Attend. Attend the online masses on Facebook
3. Share. Post online Masses on your Facebook page
4. Share. Share online Masses to your social media friends
5. Share. Know community activities - bakuna schedules, pantry, work placement, fiesta
6. Support. Support the online Masses by sending Stars during the broadcast 
7. Donate. Send donations through GCASH 09683791948 -- a gift that helps the parish to sustain its Pastoral activities. Meron pa din collection. 
8. Volunteer. The community also accepts help in kind(ness).

I wanted to end this with the popular Nescafe TV commercial, "Ikaw, bakit ka gumigising sa umaga?"

But maybe its simpler if we ask, "Ikaw, ano ang ambag mo?"

Offer a Mass

Offer a mass for your departed loved ones.

For the suffrage of the faithful departed.

Envelopes are now available at the Saint Gabriel the Archangel parish office. 

This deserves 1000 views

18 months into the pandemic, the Saint Gabriel Sunday masses still get an average of 18 views. 

Sadly, our online community didn't grow.

What are we not doing well?

The celebration is as Holy as those in other parishes.

The Homily of Fr. Adrian is as interesting as that of Bishop Ambo.

The choir sounds alive and great.

Support our parish. 

Lets attend the Sunday and daily Masses more.

St. Gabriel the Archangel Parish - Diocese of Kalookan 

https://www.facebook.com/SGAParish

Addendum: Ah, the most we had was 62 -- at the start of the pandemic. Lets do 6200.