On January 13, 2025, Angeles City Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin Jr. welcomed the officers of the Sto. Nino Chapel Pastoral Council in Barangay Cutud to the Mayor’s Office Conference Room. The meeting was attended by Barangay Captain Jesusito Masbang and Angeles City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Officer Rudy Simeon, who were present to support the council during their visit.
The Sto. Nino Chapel Pastoral Council, led by its members, took the opportunity to invite Mayor Lazatin to the solemn dedication of the Sto. Nino Chapel, scheduled for January 19. The event marks an important occasion for the local community, and the invitation is a gesture of appreciation and respect for the mayor’s support of local religious and cultural activities.
During the visit, the pastoral council members shared with Mayor Lazatin the significance of the upcoming chapel dedication, which holds deep meaning for the residents of Barangay Cutud. The event is expected to draw numerous attendees, and the council expressed their hope that the mayor’s presence would highlight the strong bond between the city government and the local community.
Among the attendees of the meeting were Theresa Roque, Nelson Roque, Rosela Mananquil, Iluminada Contiñas, Arnel David, and Marilyn Wines, all of whom are key members of the Sto. Nino Chapel Pastoral Council. Their visit reflects the strong relationship between the local church and the city government, emphasizing the importance of working together for the betterment of the community.
Mayor Lazatin, in return, expressed his gratitude for the invitation and acknowledged the vital role that religious institutions like the Sto. Nino Chapel play in the lives of residents. He assured the council that the city government would continue to support initiatives that promote unity, culture, and spirituality within the community.
Barangay Captain Masbang also spoke during the meeting, highlighting the efforts of the local government and the pastoral council in fostering a positive environment in Barangay Cutud. Both parties reaffirmed their commitment to working together in addressing the needs of the community and ensuring its continued development.
The upcoming dedication of the Sto. Nino Chapel is expected to be a significant event for both the residents of Barangay Cutud and the city as a whole. The visit of the Sto. Nino Chapel Pastoral Council marks another step toward strengthening the partnership between the local religious community and the city government, with both entities working together for the welfare of the people.
Source: Angeles City Information Office
