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Thursday, July 13, 2006

Our Booking Rates

BOOKING RATES
June 1 to October 31, 2006

Overnight, 3 meals and 2 snacks P 420/person
50 persons or more P 400/person
20 persons or less P 450/person

Aircondition Dormitory (add) P 1000/8hours
Airconditioned Guest Rm for three P700/8hours

Use of LFC Facilities (8AM to 5PM only)
100 persons or more P 75/person
50 persons or more P 90/person
Less than 50 persons P 100/person

Whole Day with Meals: 2 snacks, 1 meal
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED TO SCHOOLS
100 persons or more P220/person
50 persons or more P250/person
30 persons or more P300/person
29 persons or less P350/person

Pavilion Only:
5 Daytime Hours P 3,000
5 Nightime Hours P 4,000

Call now!!!
515 8306
or 523 3941

Welcome to LFC, Dagupan!

We officially start today "blogging" in the internet. The Lay Formation Center of the Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan is in Bonuan Gueset, Dagupan City. It was established in 2005 by Archbishop Oscar V. Cruz, and the Clergy of the Archdiocese. A new facility with a beautiful chapel, a spacious social hall, dining hall and dormitories and beds that can accommodate 150 guests. Retreats, Conferences and Seminars may be held in the Lay Formation Center.

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Vocation and Mission of LFC

Christifidelis Laici, the 1985 Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation of Pope John Paul II on the Vocation and Mission of the Lay Faithful in the Church and in the World, speaks very eloquently about the formation of the lay faithful. According to this document, the laity should receive a complete and integrated formation, one which bears its fruit in every sphere of their existence and activity.

1) The spiritual formation of the laity – their continual growth in communion with Christ is nourished by the help to holiness offered by the Church.

2) Doctrinal formation – which will enable them to explain to the world the reason for their hope. Systematic catechesis is also necessary.

3) A proper formation of a social conscience, especially in the Church’s social teaching.

4) An integrated program of formation that cultivates the human values and skills necessary for the lay faithful’s apostolic activities.

God is the first formator of the laity. The Church for her part also takes part in forming the lay faithful through the ministry of teaching and celebration of the sacraments. The Lay Formation Center exists for this purpose.

The Lay Formation Center (LFC) was established by Archbishop Oscar V. Cruz and the Clergy of the Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan, Philippines, for the formation "especially of the laity." It opened on the feast of San Lorenzo Ruiz de Manila, the first Filipino Saint, who is a Filipino and lay person on September 28, 2005. Fr. Mario Dominic C. Sanchez was appointed its first Director. Since then, LFC has housed more than 500 groups from the entire country for retreats, recollections, conferences and seminars. Its location is about 7 kilometers from Dagupan City center (east) and 20 kilometers from the Shrine of Our Lady of Manaoag (west). It is only a kilometer away from Bonuan Tondaligan Beach (north).