philippine program for priestly formation

Mark Marowen Adona - He was admitted to our scholarship program in June 2007 when he was in his tird year theology at St. He was FFRGOC scholar from 3rd to 4th year theology, school years 2004-2006 and ordained Novemat the Immaculate Conception Parish, Alicia, Zamboanga Sibugay, Philippines. Mary's Theologate, Gango 7200 Ozamis City, Misamis Occidental, Philippines. He was FFRGOC scholar from 3rd to 4th year theology, school years 2004-2006 and ordained Septemat the Cathedral of Ormoc City, Leyte, Philippines. John the Evangelist School of Theology, Palo, Leyte.

FFRGOC also made donations to the Diocese of Orange Seminarian Fund.īeneficiaries of FFRGOC Seminarian Program who have been ordained as priests: Through the years, the program has granted or donated to poor seminarians and to Seminary Schools in the Northern, Central and Southern regions in the Philippines. Initially, the seminarian scholarship program was run and funded by some area rosary groups and got elevated through the years to the federation level when FFRGOC was officially incorporated as a non profit organization.

Periodic updates should be submitted to FFRGOC Board as part of the process. Seminarians are selected and awarded grants based on the applicants meeting the admission requirements of FFGOC and positive recommendations of the local pastors of the Seminarians and by the Seminarian Scholarship Committee and final approval of the FFRGOC Board of Directors.

The Seminarian Scholarship Program's objective is to fund the grants to approved seminarian scholars in the What is our Seminarian Scholarship Program ?

Philippine program for priestly formation