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St. Peter’s remembrance campaign reaches more than 11,000 People

Erl Burtanog

12/11/2026 03:28:00

St. Peter's digital experience, "If Heaven Could Write," has engaged over 11,000 users in creating personalized remembrance letters for loved ones.
Participants provide details about their deceased loved ones, resulting in custom letters written in their imagined voice, enhancing the remembrance experience.
Launched during DeathCare Week 2026, the service is accessible via QR codes at 37 chapels and 76 cemeteries, with an online platform available. Read more

St. Peter’s “If Heaven Could Write” digital experience has reached more than 11,000 people, allowing users to create personalized remembrance letters inspired by their departed loved ones.

In the platform, users are asked to give information about the person whom they have lost, like his/her personality, memories, and experiences shared. Then, based on these answers, it provides them with a custom-made letter written in the imaginary voice of their loved ones.

Users will be able to experience this service through the scanning of QR codes and keep their generated letters as a memento. This project was launched in the DeathCare Week of St. Peter 2026 and has been experienced by 11,000 people throughout 37 St. Peter Chapels and 76 cemeteries nationwide.

The platform remains available online at https://campaigns.stpeter.com.ph/if-heaven-could-write.

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