Jonalyn

Jonalyn

Girlstown Talisay, Class of 2007 I’m originally from Davao City, Philippines, where I was born and grew up. When I was young, I used to attend a Sunday school beside our parish church. One day, they announced that for those who were willing to study high school in...
Adonis

Adonis

Boystown Adlas, Class of 1992 I was accepted to the Sisters of Mary Boystown in 1988 and spent 4 years of high school there. Around three years was spent at the Manila campus until Boystown was moved to Silang, Cavite in 1990 or 1991. I belonged to the third batch of...
Sherlyn

Sherlyn

Girlstown Manilla (now Biga), Class of 1999 I come from a very poor farming family outside of Manilla in the Philippines. I lost my mom when I was 12 years old, lost my dad when I was 13. The Sisters of Mary took me in. They didn’t just transform my life; they were my...
Nágila

Nágila

Hi! My name is Nágila Laryssa Silva da Conceição. I belong 14th batch. I graduated year 2021.  I was cared by my grandmother. All my experienced in the Sisters of Mary were all useful for what I am doing now. I made Technical Course in Dentistry when I was in the...
Thais

Thais

Hi! My name is Thais Araujo. I belong to 6th batch graduate. I graduated year 2011. I am now working on the Clinic. I treat my client with all respect and care just as I was cared by the Sisters. Everything in life is on going struggles and I encounter my strength...

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