11,000+ use St. Peter's QR platform for Remembrance Letters

More than 11,000 people have used St. Peter's "If Heaven Could Write" QR platform to create personalized remembrance letters inspired by departed loved ones.

St. Peter's announcement

Heartfelt letters for the ones we miss

Users may access the platform by scanning a QR code, which leads to a campaign page. There, they answer questions about the person they have lost, including the person's qualities, memorable experiences, and the moments that defined their relationship. 

The system then produces a letter written from the imagined perspective of the deceased. Users can save the letter and return to it later.

The platform was launched during St. Peter's DeathCare Week 2026, held from October 27 to November 2. According to the company, it reached more than 11,000 people across 37 St. Peter Chapels and 76 cemeteries nationwide.

Each letter is generated from the responses the user provides rather than from a standard template, the company said.

Sometimes, what we miss most isn't even the big moments. It's the little things, like the way someone used to call our name, the advice they would always give, or the words we wish we could hear one more time. We know that a letter can never replace someone we love. But if it can help a person smile through their tears, remember a beautiful moment, or feel a little less alone in their grief, then that is something truly meaningful. Because while people may leave us, the love they give us never really does," said Mr. Jonathan B. Vitangcol, President & CEO of St. Peter Life Plan, Inc.

Although DeathCare Week has ended, the platform remains open to the public at https://campaigns.stpeter.com.ph/if-heaven-could-write.

St. Peter said the project is part of its efforts to explore digital channels for engaging Filipinos with its services and for remembering departed loved ones

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