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[Title] => Sagot sa mga Obispo ‘Di ako magbibitiw - PNoy
[Summary] => Walang balak si Pangulong Aquino na mag-resign sa kanyang puwesto gaya ng panawagan ng ilang lider ng Simbahang Katoliko.
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[Title] => Bishops, ulamas tap media for peace advocacy
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[Title] => Archbishop urges people to pray, forget street rallies
[Summary] => Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal is appealing to the faithful to go to church and pray instead of joining protests in the streets in view of the defeat of the impeachment complaint filed against President Arroyo the other day.
Vidal, through Cebu Archdiocese spokesperson Msgr. Achilles Dakay, has expressed sadness over the junking of the impeachment complaint against President Arroyo by the House of Representatives. However, the prelate is discouraging people from marching in the streets. He said the last option left to lawmakers is by forming a truth commission.
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[Title] => Aftermath of impeach bid junking worries Vidal
[Summary] => Cebu archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal yesterday expressed apprehension over a possible worse scenario that may follow after the House of Representatives plenary junked the impeachment bid against President Gloria Arroyo, 158 votes to 51 with six abstentions.
"We don't know what will happen next, but what all we can do is pray," Vidal told reporters during the summit of religious leaders at Lapu-Lapu City yesterday.
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[Title] => Sin buried with full military honors on Tuesday
[Summary] => Jaime Cardinal Sin will be accorded full military and state honors when he is buried on Tuesday in a crypt beneath Manila Cathedral, where other Filipino bishops are interred.
President Arroyo has announced a week of national mourning for Sin, even as hundreds of mourners filed past his coffin yesterday.
Mrs. Arroyo also ordered Philippine flags to be flown at half-mast from Saturday until the period of mourning ends on Tuesday.
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[Title] => Pamilyang Tarongoy humingi ng dasal
[Summary] => Dumulog kahapon sa Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) ang pamilya ni Roberto Tarongoy upang humingi ng panalangin para sa agarang pagpapalaya sa Pinoy OFW’s na hanggang ngayon ay bihag sa Iraq.
Sa isang liham sa CBCP, hiniling ng pamilya Tarongoy na ilakip sa panalangin sa lahat ng Simbahang Katoliko ang kaligtasan ng bihag na OFW sa Iraq.
Nakalakip din sa liham kay CBCP president Fernando Capalla ang buong panalangin ng Episcopal Commission on Liturgy para sa mabilis na paglaya ni Tarongoy mula sa kanyang mga abductors sa Iraq.
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[Title] => ‘Too many lazy people in gov’t’
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DAVAO CITY — There are just too many lazy people in the government who are costing taxpayers a lot of their time and money.
Davao Archbishop and Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) president Fernando Capalla lamented how the government is paying the salaries of a large number of civil servants who cannot even render proper service to the public, aside from being insensitive to the people’s needs.
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[Title] => Church gets by on P1 donations
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DAVAO CITY — It’s not the rich but those who have less in life that are keeping the Roman Catholic Church in the Philippines afloat.
Davao Archbishop and Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) president Fernando Capalla said the loose change poor people offer during Mass is what really provides financial sustenance to the Church.
"The financial support, through the P1, P2 or P3, the poor offer during Masses really help sustain the Catholic Church," Capalla declared.
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[Title] => Catholic clergymen say polls fraud-free
[Summary] => More bishops and priests yesterday affirmed an earlier statement by the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) that the May 10 elections were "generally clean, honest, and peaceful" as it calls for an expeditious canvassing by Congress for the winning president and vice-president.
This developed as the congressional canvassing continues to be hobbled by allegations of massive fraud by the opposition party, which CBCP has refuted with its statement.
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[Title] => Bishops endorse Mel Gibson film
[Summary] => Church leaders in the predominantly Roman Catholic Philippines say they are endorsing the Mel Gibson film "The Passion of the Christ", dismissing criticism that it was anti-Semitic.
The controversial and violently graphic film, which depicts the last hours of Jesus Christ, was screened for the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) late Monday ahead of its public showing here.
Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Rosales told reporters he believed Gibson intended to raise awareness about growing violence all over the world.
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FERNANDO CAPALLA
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[Summary] => Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal is appealing to the faithful to go to church and pray instead of joining protests in the streets in view of the defeat of the impeachment complaint filed against President Arroyo the other day.
Vidal, through Cebu Archdiocese spokesperson Msgr. Achilles Dakay, has expressed sadness over the junking of the impeachment complaint against President Arroyo by the House of Representatives. However, the prelate is discouraging people from marching in the streets. He said the last option left to lawmakers is by forming a truth commission.
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[Summary] => Cebu archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal yesterday expressed apprehension over a possible worse scenario that may follow after the House of Representatives plenary junked the impeachment bid against President Gloria Arroyo, 158 votes to 51 with six abstentions.
"We don't know what will happen next, but what all we can do is pray," Vidal told reporters during the summit of religious leaders at Lapu-Lapu City yesterday.
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[Title] => Sin buried with full military honors on Tuesday
[Summary] => Jaime Cardinal Sin will be accorded full military and state honors when he is buried on Tuesday in a crypt beneath Manila Cathedral, where other Filipino bishops are interred.
President Arroyo has announced a week of national mourning for Sin, even as hundreds of mourners filed past his coffin yesterday.
Mrs. Arroyo also ordered Philippine flags to be flown at half-mast from Saturday until the period of mourning ends on Tuesday.
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[Title] => Pamilyang Tarongoy humingi ng dasal
[Summary] => Dumulog kahapon sa Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) ang pamilya ni Roberto Tarongoy upang humingi ng panalangin para sa agarang pagpapalaya sa Pinoy OFW’s na hanggang ngayon ay bihag sa Iraq.
Sa isang liham sa CBCP, hiniling ng pamilya Tarongoy na ilakip sa panalangin sa lahat ng Simbahang Katoliko ang kaligtasan ng bihag na OFW sa Iraq.
Nakalakip din sa liham kay CBCP president Fernando Capalla ang buong panalangin ng Episcopal Commission on Liturgy para sa mabilis na paglaya ni Tarongoy mula sa kanyang mga abductors sa Iraq.
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DAVAO CITY — There are just too many lazy people in the government who are costing taxpayers a lot of their time and money.
Davao Archbishop and Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) president Fernando Capalla lamented how the government is paying the salaries of a large number of civil servants who cannot even render proper service to the public, aside from being insensitive to the people’s needs.
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[Title] => Church gets by on P1 donations
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DAVAO CITY — It’s not the rich but those who have less in life that are keeping the Roman Catholic Church in the Philippines afloat.
Davao Archbishop and Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) president Fernando Capalla said the loose change poor people offer during Mass is what really provides financial sustenance to the Church.
"The financial support, through the P1, P2 or P3, the poor offer during Masses really help sustain the Catholic Church," Capalla declared.
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This developed as the congressional canvassing continues to be hobbled by allegations of massive fraud by the opposition party, which CBCP has refuted with its statement.
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The controversial and violently graphic film, which depicts the last hours of Jesus Christ, was screened for the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) late Monday ahead of its public showing here.
Manila Archbishop Gaudencio Rosales told reporters he believed Gibson intended to raise awareness about growing violence all over the world.
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