Case Analysis
REVEREND FATHER LAYOG AND THE HOLY FAMILY PARISH:
PROPHETIC PARADIGMS AND PURPOSEFUL PURSUITS

Submitted to:
Edwin F. Pamaran
School of Liberal Arts

Submitted By:
Suzette Sarahadil
Hanna Vanessa Maglasang
Rizza Mae Zalun
Elora Gae Limen
Kathlene Ann Miguel

I. Statement of the Problem: How will they come up with sufficient funds to pay their remaining debts to these money lenders and their laborers and raise budget needed to support their unfinished project before his term ends? II. Objectives: a. To increase their budget up to 10% within 3 months. b. To be able to pay at least 35% of the debt within 3 months. c. Maintain, promote and develop corporate social management.

III. Areas of Consideration d. Financial Capacity
There is still a debt to be paid and an unfinished project. Fr. Layog needs to find a way to cover up the expenses.

e. Budgeting Committee
The budgeting committee consists of religious officials who keep track of the financial receipts (donations, liturgical fees, etc.) and disbursements (purchases for construction purposes, religious activity fundings, miscellaneous and utilities expenses, regular expenses, etc.) into and out of the church activities. The parish priest should see to it that those in charge of financial assets, inflows, and outflows must be properly and accurately accounted so that they may be able to allocate the revenue for payment of their debts, laborers, utilities expenses of the laborer, personal expenses of the priest, etc. This way they will run short of budget and avoid misleading their objectives.

f. Workforce (intended for finishing of project)
Since the remaining project is already at its finishing stage, Fr. Layog can lessen the workforce for there are only few works to be done. Hire laborers that are only intended for