The Bamboo Cross – represents our Christian identity as Asians.
The bamboo also symbolizes strength, and flexibility even in the midst of trials,
sufferings, and other adversities. As one Chinese actor expressed “Notice that
the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo survives by bending
with the wind”. It symbolizes our resiliency as Filipinos.
The Sun with eight rays – taken from our national flag, it symbolizes our diversity.
The rays emanate from the center. Our diversity as Filipinos here in the
Archdiocese of Boston draws its source in our Lord Jesus Christ
especially in the Holy Eucharist.
The Hands – they are in the action of reaching out to each other. The action is
symbolic of our desire to reach out to our kababayan in the Greater Boston Areas
through our apostolate as described in the words gumagabay, kumakalinga,
at umaaruga. These are the key words from our new vision-mission statement.
Concept – Fr. Alex Castro, AA
*The logo was adapted from the logo used by the National Assembly of Filipino Priest
in the USA (NAFP-USA) for their Triennial Assembly last November 2017)
Design – Rochie Panganiban
The bamboo also symbolizes strength, and flexibility even in the midst of trials,
sufferings, and other adversities. As one Chinese actor expressed “Notice that
the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo survives by bending
with the wind”. It symbolizes our resiliency as Filipinos.
The Sun with eight rays – taken from our national flag, it symbolizes our diversity.
The rays emanate from the center. Our diversity as Filipinos here in the
Archdiocese of Boston draws its source in our Lord Jesus Christ
especially in the Holy Eucharist.
The Hands – they are in the action of reaching out to each other. The action is
symbolic of our desire to reach out to our kababayan in the Greater Boston Areas
through our apostolate as described in the words gumagabay, kumakalinga,
at umaaruga. These are the key words from our new vision-mission statement.
Concept – Fr. Alex Castro, AA
*The logo was adapted from the logo used by the National Assembly of Filipino Priest
in the USA (NAFP-USA) for their Triennial Assembly last November 2017)
Design – Rochie Panganiban
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