On August 15, 1976, Monsignor Fidelis inducted the first BRM Directorate of the newborn parish, which earnestly propagated the regular holding of block rosary meetings and street masses in the rising subdivision. The movement initially covered a total of 56 streets and has grown easily to more than a hundred, stretching its coverage to East Fairview, West Fairview and South Fairview.

The BRM is consistently at the helm in supervising street masses, Marian processions and festivities and has published the first parish directory in 1979. It has also played a major role in fund raising campaigns for the construction of the church, the parish center and retreat house and the adoration chapel.

This prayerful throng of Catholic neighbors and parishioners, numbering by the hundreds, has been tapped as an effective launching pad for the growth and development of the basic ecclesial communities (BECs).