The yellow central figure represents Ina, Our Lady of Pen afrancia, affectionately called "Ina" (Mother) by Bicolanos. She is portrayed as a nurturing and guiding presence, central to the faith of the Bicol region, and is venerated as the spiritual mother of all Bicolanos and pilgrims.

But Ina is not only for Bicolanos. She is Mother to All. This theme is in line with the Missionary Synodal Journey of the whole Church. We are called to be a Church that is open to all; a Church that seeks all and reaches out to all -especially in a time of diversity and plurality.

The phrase "Mother to All" also aligns with Mary's title as Mother of the Church (Mater Ecclesiae) and highlights her intercessory role in Catholic theology (cf. Catechism of the Catholic Church

§§963-970).

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Colored Human Figures:

Surrounding Ina are stylized human figures in blue, red, green, and yellow, inspired by the official logo of the Jubilee Year of Hope 2025 by the Vatican.

These figures symbolize the People of God, journeying together in unity, diversity, and faith.

They are arranged around the image of Ina like children joyfully playing around their mother.

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The colors may represent various sectors:

Blue - Youth

Red - The passionate/laity

Green - Ecology and creation

Yellow - Joy and spirit