Partners may look for and encourage other FB Pages to do the same: private, government or religious organizations in the Philippines or abroad, such as Dioceses, Parishes, Lay Groups, media, schools, non-religious organizations, civic groups, etc.For Facebook crossposting, please contact us.In some cases the Collegio may include information and appeals for support. Partners may use these feeds (through a Watch Party, Share, etc.) and even add their own logos and titles, but maintaining the Collegio’s logo and captions as a way of acknowledging Collegio as source.Other FB Pages are invited to partner with us to serve a wider audience in the Church’s pastoral endeavors.So far we have managed to reach millions. Our goal is not really to cover an event (like a concert, with different camera angles, zooming on personalities, capturing the crowd, special effects, continuous commentaries, etc.), but to invite people to pray with us.This simple setup can easily be replicated by any of our priests on his own, without an assistant, bulky external cameras, or a fast laptop for mixing - for use now in Rome, or later when assigned to remote areas with no access to state of the art equipment.With just a smartphone, wifi, tripod and simple external microphone, we simulcast to FB and YouTube with titles, graphics, saved videos as PIP or standalone, background music, etc.

The Collegio uses the minimum setup possible, as we do not have a full blown media office, but only depend on the availability of a few volunteer priests and Siters extremely busy with their studies and other tasks.Schedules may be found in fb.com/collegio/events. The Collegio streams some activities, especially Masses and other prayers, to its FaceBook Page (fb.com/Collegio) and YouTube Channel.

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