Santísimo Rosario Parish Youth Choir

18/04/2026

16/04/2026

🎶 Join the Santísimo Rosario Parish Youth Choir! 🎶

Do you love to sing and want to use your talent to serve? 💙 We’re inviting passionate, dedicated, and committed singers to be part of our growing choir family!

✨ We are looking for:
• Sopranos
• Altos
• Basses

📌 Ages 16–30 years old
📌 Willing and committed to weekly rehearsals

🕙 Service Schedule: Every Sunday, 10:00 AM
📍 Location: UST – Santísimo Rosario Parish
🎵 Rehearsals: Saturday (6:00–9:00 PM) & Sunday (9:00–10:00 AM) at Mezzanine, Santisimo Rosario Parish, Manila.

If you have the heart to serve and a passion for music, this is your chance to grow, connect, and make a difference through song ✨

📩 Interested? Reach out to us!
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Sali na sa SRPYC at maging parte ng aming pamilya! 🎵💙🤍💛

16/04/2026

BUKAS NA!

15/04/2026

The Santisimo Rosario Parish Youth Choir, who regularly serve at Santisimo Rosario Parish in UST Manila, release their latest single under OPMusik this April 17 — Alalahanin Mo, O Panginoon.

Inspired by the prayer “Jesus, My Beloved, Remember” of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux, the song becomes a heartfelt plea of the soul — a prayer to be remembered by God in moments of weakness, longing, and quiet surrender.

In a world often marked by uncertainty, "Alalahanin Mo, O Panginoon" gently reminds us that we are never forgotten. God remembers, God remains, and God loves — always.

Let this song lead you into prayer.
April 17.

13/04/2026

NEW SINGLE ALERT: Alalahanin Mo, O Panginoon by the Santisimo Rosario Parish Youth Choir

Dropping 17 April 2026.

A production of OPMusik-Dominican Communications Philippines

13/04/2026

“Jesus, my beloved, remember" is a tender prayer-poem by St. Thérèse of Lisieux, marked by her childlike trust, deep love for Jesus, and total surrender to God. It reflects her intimate relationship with Christ and her burning desire to spread the “fire of heaven” through even the smallest acts of love.

Inspired by this spirituality, the Santisimo Rosario Parish Youth Choir offers “Alalahanin Mo, O Panginoon,” with lyrics by Achilles Enriq Peralta and music by Mark Wilson Estrada, who also crafted its choral and orchestral arrangement.

This new recording is an invitation to trust, to remember, and to let God’s love set our hearts on fire.

Available 17 April on all digital streaming platforms!

An OPMusik-Dominican Communications Philippines production.

13/04/2026

Sa April 17 na!💙

01/01/2026

Music has a way of transcending the boundaries of language, communicating what words fail to express. Regardless of one’s background, culture, opinions, and beliefs, music has a way of producing spontaneous connections. It speaks to the heart and seeps through the deepest parts of one’s soul, forming unexpected relationships. Like notes on a music sheet, SRPYC is united in harmony, and ironically made more compatible by dissonance.

The origin of the word blend is “*blenden*,” which means “to mix in such a way as to become inextinguishable.” As we greet the beginning of 2026, we are reminded that the songs we sing never truly end, as they continue to echo in eternity, within our hearts and minds. No matter where we are and no matter who we become, we are one by doing what we love most.

Happy New Year, everyone! May the Lord continue to guide and bless us all this year as we pray twice through the art of music.

Love,

SRPYC