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THE COLOR RED

In the liturgy, red is used for Pentecost and Feast of Martyrs. It is the color of fire. Tongues of fire appeared during the first Pentecost—marking the birth of the Church and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit.  

It is also the color of blood and sacrifice, signifying the shedding of one’s life in witness to the faith. 

The color red also invites us to respond to the call of mission we have received in baptism and confirmation. It is the color of urgency — admonishing us to witness the faith in the here and now of life. 

THE TWO HANDS

The Old Testament refers to the hand of God as a symbol of his saving power. “The LORD has bared His holy arm in the sight of all the nations, So that all the ends of the earth may see the salvation of our God.” (Isaiah 52:10)

The hands also represent our faith that is lived out not only by words but more so by our actions. They are seen as reaching out to one another, representing the communal aspect of the mission. 

THE CROSS

The cross is the primary symbol of our faith. As the country celebrates the fifth centenary of Christianity, the jubilee calls for a renewal of our nation’s faith by bringing the Gospel of Jesus Christ to those who still do not know him.

The cross is also the greatest expression of God’s undying love for humanity. Therefore, “every Christian is a missionary to the extent that he or she has encountered the love of God in Christ Jesus” (CBCP Pastoral Letter for the 2021 Year of Missio Ad Gentes).

THE HEART

The heart calls to mind the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The love of God moves us to cherish the faith that has been handed down to us as a gift from countless missionaries who evangelized our nation. “This giftedness…must also enflame the hearts of all of us today to engage in the mission” (CBCP Pastoral Letter for the 2021 Year of Missio Ad Gentes): that is to love our neighbors—to offer ourselves just as the Lord did, so that, “won over to the open heart of the Savior, all might draw water joyfully from the springs of salvation.” (Preface of the Sacred Heart).

The logo was created by the Médaille Miraculeuse Sacred Art Studio through the guidance of the Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission and the Archdiocesan Commission on Social Communication.

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GUIDELINES FOR USING THE MISSION ASSEMBLY LOGO AND ASSETS

  1. The mission assembly logo can be used by parishes, shrines, archdiocesan institutions, schools, universities in their projects that involve the mission assembly or projects with causes within the Archdiocese of San Fernando. The logo or its likeness may not be used as a company/organization logo without approved permission from the Archdiocese of San Fernando.

  2. The mission assembly logo can also be used by parishes, shrines, archdiocesan institutions, schools, universities, and media pages in digital promotional materials, including but not limited to posters, announcements, blogs, vlogs, press releases, profile pictures, and cover photos that aim to promote the mission assembly within the Archdiocese of San Fernando.

  3. Parishes, shrines, archdiocesan institutions, schools, universities may also use the logo for projects with causes that involves merchandising.

  4. Companies, print shops, studios, and artists must secure a written permit first from the Archdiocesan Commission on Social Communication if they plan to use the logo for their own commercial purposes (subject to approval.)

  5. All assets (including but not limited to logos, Videos, Music) are property of the Archdiocese of San Fernando. Any of these shall not be used in unauthorized activities, sales, and promotional materials.

  6. The videos are only to be uploaded/broadcasted on the official Archdiocesan and Parish Social Media pages, and not on any other media pages and channels. The videos shall not be cut, trimmed, and/or converted to other formats.

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