Manifesto for Beatification and Canonisation Request
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Irene Gonzaga
1 month ago
I am truly grateful to our beloved Fr. Al and to the SOM School for the life-changing opportunity they gave me. The education, discipline, faith, and values I received became the foundation of who I am today. I never imagined that this opportunity would lead me to a life of teaching, eventually becoming an educator at the University of Michigan in the US.I may not always say it aloud, but his kindness and the gift of education continue to live in me and in the people I am privileged to teach.
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Jenefer Mercado
1 month ago
My name is Jenefer Mercado,I truly believe I am a miracle of Fr. Al and grateful.
Before the Sisters of Mary, my life was filled with poverty, hunger, abuse, child labor, and abandonment. I could not imagine a way out or a better future.But God opened a door through Fr. Al and the Sisters of Mary. They gave me more than education—they gave me hope, dignity, and a future.Today, I am blessed to live in the United States, work as a nurse, hold two master’s degrees, and license Financial educator.
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Llorente Elsa
1 month ago
Father AL is a miracle sent by God in our lives. A man who was able to lift the lives of many children started when he was alive up to now. Through him we were able to finished our studies and received opportunities to improve our lives from poverty. This not only stops there .we were able to help our families and love ones and opened our eyes by giving knowledge about God, His works and teachings. We hope that he will be recognize as one of the saints weve known through his founded school.
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Renita Young
1 month ago
Forever grateful to Fr. Al for all he has done!
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Joy Aril
1 month ago
My name is Joy Aril
I am proud and deeply grateful to Fr. Al for providing me with everything I needed when I came to the Sisters of Mary School. The sisters who cared for me taught me to be a good example, not only for my family but also for my community. I would not be the person I am today without Fr. Al; his mission to help the poorest of the poor is truly a miracle that has been given to me.
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Lehululu T
1 month ago
This is a personal testimony of faith, hope and love
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Jocelyn Atabay
1 month ago
Fr. Al holds a very special place in my heart. I remember him in my prayers every day and often ask for his intercession and guidance, especially when I am facing challenges or making important decisions. His example reminds me to keep my faith strong, trust in God, remain grateful, and always have compassion for others.
I am deeply thankful for the opportunities, values, and blessings I received through his mission. As a graduate, I am proud to carry his legacy with me wherever life takes me.
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Julie Palubo
1 month ago
I am one of Fr. AL's miracle. I belonged to the poorest of the poor family in the Philippines. My parents are farmers from the northern Philippines. Fr. AL's foundation helped me reach my goal in life. The Sisters of Mary gave all the best to shaped my spiritual life and my future the best. I am now a Registered Nurse working in Healthcare facility here in USA. Fr. AL taught us how to serve the Lord with love and joy in everything we do. Thank you Fr. Aloysius Schwartz.
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Rebecca Tenoria
1 month ago
For the beautification and cononization of our Venerable Aloysius Schwartz.
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Maricris Caguicla
1 month ago
It was thanks to Fr. Al’s kindness that this school was established for underprivileged children like me. This is where my bright future began; we were provided with free education, food, and housing. My character was also molded, drawing me closer to the Lord. Fr. Al played a significant role in my life, serving as an inspiration in every aspect—teaching me to be humble, to never give up in the face of life's challenges, to be God-fearing, to be active in all kinds of activities, and to be chee
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Anabel Nisperos
1 month ago
Because of his charity institution the Sisters of Mary. I am one of the poorest of the poor with hopeless dreams in the Phillipines. I was able to chase my dreams when I thought it was just a dream from afar but because of him I was able to pursue my studies. For me he was destined to bring hope and blessings to the hopeless children of God.
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Princess Gutierrez
1 month ago
I believe Venerable Fr. Aloysius Schwartz have already made a lot of miracles, each students and graduates is a symbol of his Work. His work that is inspired and devoted to God. His work that continues until now and have built to many countries because we believe God is with us through his Prayer and guidance the School hi built for the poor. I'm always grateful to him, to God for teaching me what is the purpose and how to be a good follower of God.
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Ralyn Tenorio
1 month ago
I'm signing this as one of Fr Al's children and a beneficiary of his outstanding work.
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Janette Basilio
1 month ago
As a graduate of the historic Sta. Mesa campus—the very first Sisters of Mary school built in the Philippines—I strongly support the canonization of Venerable Fr. Aloysius Schwartz. Father Al’s mission completely transformed my life and many other scholars. Through free education and deep spiritual grounding, he lifted thousands of impoverished youth and families worldwide out of hardship. He lived a life of heroic, Christ-like charity. He is already a saint in our hearts. #FrAl #SistersOfMary
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Cora Guia
1 month ago
I want Ven. Al to become a saint.
Without him there is no Sisters of Mary. And without Sisters of Mary, I am not what I am today. I came from a very poor family, without a bright future then. Then came the Sisters of Mary and gave me a chance to grow wholly, not just academically but the whole being. I learned a lot from Ven Al and the Sisters of Mary and until now, I’m living them out and transferring what I’ve learned to my family. I’m now currently serving the church and my community..
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Laida Fernandez -Lee
1 month ago
Father Al is always been a father to everyone!
He is the great father who have been moulding his children to fly high with a humble heart, to reach out others with unconditional love.
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Agnes Miguel
1 month ago
He is our greatest father of the poor!
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Christy Manlangit
1 month ago
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Father Al, our founder and spiritual father, he dit not simple bulid schools. He built home of hope. Through his mission, we were formed to become responsible daughters of God and instruments of kindness in the world. His example of selfless service, deep faith and unwavering commitment to the poor remains a constant source of inspiration. He reminds us that one life devoted to God and others can transform countless lives.
We wholeheartedly support his beatification and conanization.
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May Roden
1 month ago
I am a living legacy of the works of Fr. Al-presently a Policewoman.
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Floricel Amurao
1 month ago
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Father Al deserve a recognition. He is a person with a good heart for the poorest children on earth. I am waiting for so long to hear to become a saint, because for me from the time I met his foundation he is a saint already. In every trials in my life I felt that he is with me protecting and guiding me for evey decision I made. How I wish the Vatican can see the good things that Farther Al did for each one of us children from the poorest of the poor.
I am truly grateful to our beloved Fr. Al and to the SOM School for the life-changing opportunity they gave me. The education, discipline, faith, and values I received became the foundation of who I am today. I never imagined that this opportunity would lead me to a life of teaching, eventually becoming an educator at the University of Michigan in the US.I may not always say it aloud, but his kindness and the gift of education continue to live in me and in the people I am privileged to teach.
My name is Jenefer Mercado,I truly believe I am a miracle of Fr. Al and grateful. Before the Sisters of Mary, my life was filled with poverty, hunger, abuse, child labor, and abandonment. I could not imagine a way out or a better future.But God opened a door through Fr. Al and the Sisters of Mary. They gave me more than education—they gave me hope, dignity, and a future.Today, I am blessed to live in the United States, work as a nurse, hold two master’s degrees, and license Financial educator.
Father AL is a miracle sent by God in our lives. A man who was able to lift the lives of many children started when he was alive up to now. Through him we were able to finished our studies and received opportunities to improve our lives from poverty. This not only stops there .we were able to help our families and love ones and opened our eyes by giving knowledge about God, His works and teachings. We hope that he will be recognize as one of the saints weve known through his founded school.
Forever grateful to Fr. Al for all he has done!
My name is Joy Aril I am proud and deeply grateful to Fr. Al for providing me with everything I needed when I came to the Sisters of Mary School. The sisters who cared for me taught me to be a good example, not only for my family but also for my community. I would not be the person I am today without Fr. Al; his mission to help the poorest of the poor is truly a miracle that has been given to me.
This is a personal testimony of faith, hope and love
Fr. Al holds a very special place in my heart. I remember him in my prayers every day and often ask for his intercession and guidance, especially when I am facing challenges or making important decisions. His example reminds me to keep my faith strong, trust in God, remain grateful, and always have compassion for others. I am deeply thankful for the opportunities, values, and blessings I received through his mission. As a graduate, I am proud to carry his legacy with me wherever life takes me.
I am one of Fr. AL's miracle. I belonged to the poorest of the poor family in the Philippines. My parents are farmers from the northern Philippines. Fr. AL's foundation helped me reach my goal in life. The Sisters of Mary gave all the best to shaped my spiritual life and my future the best. I am now a Registered Nurse working in Healthcare facility here in USA. Fr. AL taught us how to serve the Lord with love and joy in everything we do. Thank you Fr. Aloysius Schwartz.
For the beautification and cononization of our Venerable Aloysius Schwartz.
It was thanks to Fr. Al’s kindness that this school was established for underprivileged children like me. This is where my bright future began; we were provided with free education, food, and housing. My character was also molded, drawing me closer to the Lord. Fr. Al played a significant role in my life, serving as an inspiration in every aspect—teaching me to be humble, to never give up in the face of life's challenges, to be God-fearing, to be active in all kinds of activities, and to be chee
Because of his charity institution the Sisters of Mary. I am one of the poorest of the poor with hopeless dreams in the Phillipines. I was able to chase my dreams when I thought it was just a dream from afar but because of him I was able to pursue my studies. For me he was destined to bring hope and blessings to the hopeless children of God.
I believe Venerable Fr. Aloysius Schwartz have already made a lot of miracles, each students and graduates is a symbol of his Work. His work that is inspired and devoted to God. His work that continues until now and have built to many countries because we believe God is with us through his Prayer and guidance the School hi built for the poor. I'm always grateful to him, to God for teaching me what is the purpose and how to be a good follower of God.
I'm signing this as one of Fr Al's children and a beneficiary of his outstanding work.
As a graduate of the historic Sta. Mesa campus—the very first Sisters of Mary school built in the Philippines—I strongly support the canonization of Venerable Fr. Aloysius Schwartz. Father Al’s mission completely transformed my life and many other scholars. Through free education and deep spiritual grounding, he lifted thousands of impoverished youth and families worldwide out of hardship. He lived a life of heroic, Christ-like charity. He is already a saint in our hearts. #FrAl #SistersOfMary
I want Ven. Al to become a saint. Without him there is no Sisters of Mary. And without Sisters of Mary, I am not what I am today. I came from a very poor family, without a bright future then. Then came the Sisters of Mary and gave me a chance to grow wholly, not just academically but the whole being. I learned a lot from Ven Al and the Sisters of Mary and until now, I’m living them out and transferring what I’ve learned to my family. I’m now currently serving the church and my community..
Father Al is always been a father to everyone! He is the great father who have been moulding his children to fly high with a humble heart, to reach out others with unconditional love.
He is our greatest father of the poor!
Father Al, our founder and spiritual father, he dit not simple bulid schools. He built home of hope. Through his mission, we were formed to become responsible daughters of God and instruments of kindness in the world. His example of selfless service, deep faith and unwavering commitment to the poor remains a constant source of inspiration. He reminds us that one life devoted to God and others can transform countless lives. We wholeheartedly support his beatification and conanization.
I am a living legacy of the works of Fr. Al-presently a Policewoman.
Father Al deserve a recognition. He is a person with a good heart for the poorest children on earth. I am waiting for so long to hear to become a saint, because for me from the time I met his foundation he is a saint already. In every trials in my life I felt that he is with me protecting and guiding me for evey decision I made. How I wish the Vatican can see the good things that Farther Al did for each one of us children from the poorest of the poor.