10/02/2026
Hello Friends! Two more days to go!
We warmly invite you to celebrate Filipino-American History Month!
Saturday, October 3, 2026 | 2:00–6:00 PM
Good Shepherd Catholic Church – Gymnasium
3740 Holtzclaw Road, Cu***ng, GA 30041
Let’s gather in prayer and community as we honor the rich culture, history, and contributions of Filipino Americans.
Schedule for the Afternoon
2:10 PM – Rosary
2:30 PM – Holy Mass with Rev. Father Diosmar Natad
Potluck Fellowship in the Gymnasium
Suggested Attire: Filipiniana
How to Help: Our generous friends and partners have already pledged a wonderful variety of dishes to be featured across two buffet tables, including: Lechon Belly, Bistek Tagalog, Pakbet, Pancit Sotanghon, Chicken Adobo with eggs, Arroz Caldo, Chicken Caldereta, Eggrolls, Menudo, Palabok, Dinuguan, Shrimps with Calabasa, Sushi Bake, Lechon sisig rice, ginataang talong and papaitan!
If you’d like to contribute, feel free to bring any specialty dish in aluminum half trays.
For desserts, we currently have egg pies, palitaw, Ube cake and Filipino‑style macaroni.
About FAHM
Filipino-American History Month celebrates the legacy of early Filipino settlers and their meaningful role in shaping U.S. history. More than 52,824 Filipino Americans call Georgia home, enriching our communities through military service, healthcare, science, education, business, law, and civic leadership.
Across Georgia, Filipino Americans also contribute significantly to the state’s economic growth. Many serve as essential healthcare professionals, educators, and public servants; others operate small businesses that create jobs and support local commerce. Filipino Americans are also represented in technology, logistics, engineering, and entrepreneurship—fields that help drive innovation and strengthen the state’s economic vitality. Their dedication, skill, and community spirit continue to make a meaningful impact throughout Georgia.
This celebration invites us to honor our shared heritage and recognize the ongoing contributions Filipino Americans make across the state and the nation.
Please contact Joy James at [email protected]
We look forward to celebrating with you on Saturday, October 3rd.
Warm regards,
FAHM Committee