28/05/2026
Thanksgiving Mass, Blessing and Turn-Over Ceremonies, and Awarding of Topnotchers
4th KADASIG Festival and 73rd Araw ng Mabini
As part of the celebration of the 4th KADASIG Festival and the 73rd Araw ng Mabini, a Thanksgiving Mass was solemnly held, gathering local officials, national agency representatives, and the community in a unified expression of gratitude and faith. The Eucharistic celebration was officiated by Rev. Fr. Arturo S. Luayon, who delivered a meaningful homily highlighting the importance of unity, service, and faith in fostering a progressive and resilient municipality.
Following the mass, Rev. Fr. Arturo S. Luayon officiated the blessing of a newly acquired Fire Rescue Vehicle, symbolizing protection and strengthened emergency response capability for the Municipality of Mabini. The vehicle was then formally turned over by Mayor Emerson Luego to the Mabini Fire Station in a ceremonial turnover attended by key officials from the Bureau of Fire Protection. Present during the activity were Assistant Regional Director for Administration, FSSUPT Bernalita L. Silagan, Office of the Provincial Fire Marshal Officer-in-Charge, FCINSP Joey M. Militar, and Municipal Fire Marshal Michael M. Alferez, whose presence underscored the agency’s continued support in enhancing local fire safety services.
In addition, six (6) motorcycles and two (2) tuk-tuk tricycles were also turned over to further boost mobility and improve the delivery of public safety services, especially in geographically challenging and remote areas of the municipality.
Another highlight of the event was the awarding of topnotchers of various licensure examinations. The recognition was given to outstanding individuals from Mabini who demonstrated excellence in their respective fields. This segment of the program celebrated not only their academic achievements but also their contribution to the pride and inspiration of the community. The awardees were commended for their dedication, perseverance, and commitment to excellence, serving as role models for the youth.
The series of activities reflected the local government’s strong commitment to public service, safety, and human development. It also emphasized the importance of collaboration among government agencies and the community in achieving sustainable growth and resilience.
Overall, the Thanksgiving Mass, blessing and turnover ceremonies, and awarding of topnotchers became a meaningful and inspiring part of the KADASIG Festival, showcasing Mabini’s continued progress and its people’s shared vision for a better and brighter future.