Education
Teachers from the Our Lady of Peace School, the cathedral school of the Parish of the Immaculate Conception in the City of Antipolo, come to instruct the seminarians everyday from June to March. The seminarians get the same instruction as to the one in OLPS.
Sr. Ma. Josefina B. Cangayda, RVM† served as the seminary's first principal. Sr. Ma. Marilou Madronero,RVM is the second and current principal of the seminary
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