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[Title] => Prusisyon ng Nazareno gagawin sa Huwebes
[Summary] => Nag abiso ang Plaza Miranda Police Community Precinct at pamunuan ng Quiapo Church sa mga deboto ng itim na Nazareno sa pagbabago ng petsa at ruta ng thanksgiÂving procession sa Bagong Taon.
[DatePublished] => 2015-12-28 09:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Doris Franche-Borja
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[Title] => CBCP still studying if it will join truth commission
[Summary] => The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) said yesterday it is still considering the possibility of joining the proposed truth commission.
"We will think about it and we will mull about it. There were instances before when bishops and priests became members of fact finding committees. But basically, these (committees) are just recommendatory and advisory," said CBCP secretary-general Monsignor Hernando Coronel.
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[Title] => Vidal may attend papal election
[Summary] => Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal may leave for Rome by midweek to attend the conclave of cardinals that will elect the next pope, an official of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) said yesterday.
CBCP spokesman Monsignor Hernando Coronel said Vidal is expected to still be in the country Wednesday morning for the special Mass for the late John Paul II at the Manila Cathedral in Intramuros. Either Vidal or Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Antonio Franco would be the main celebrant in tomorrow’s Mass, he said.
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[Title] => Bishop to faithful: Don’t forget to reflect
[Summary] => With the majority of the Filipino faithful taking the opportunity this long Lenten break to hit the beaches or relax on vacation, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz had this timely advice: don’t forget to reflect and worship.
"I am not condemning those who will go to the beaches to have fun. But we must keep in mind that the reason we are on vacation is that it is Holy Week," he said.
Cruz said that to spend the entire Lenten break enjoying beach parties, playing golf or pursuing fun activities would be "lacking in spirit."
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[Title] => Church protocol on sexual abuses finally out today?
[Summary] => The Philippine Catholic episcopacy (CBCP) wraps up its July assembly today with the expected issuance of the final draft of the protocol on sexual conduct for members of the clergy.
The sexual protocol, now in its fourth revision, will primarily tackle the issue of priest-fathers, homosexuality and pedophilia among members of the clergy after its first introduction to CBCP membership in July 2002 and last January.
If finally completed, the sexual protocol will be sent to the Vatican for review and approval which may take up to five months.
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[Title] => ‘Simbang Gabi’ starts tomorrow morning
[Summary] => "Simbang gabi na! Pasko na!"
Filipino faithful will wake up to these words tomorrow and make their way to the nearest churches for the start of nine-day Misa de Gallo, so-called because these Masses are held at the break of dawn amid the crowing of roosters.
The simbang gabi is celebrated in the evenings, but are essentially the same in content as the Misa de Gallo.
Churches are well-lit to welcome churchgoers, and festooned with buntings and adorned with brightly lit parols or Christmas lanterns.
[DatePublished] => 2002-12-15 00:00:00
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[Title] => CBCP renews call for death sentence abolition
[Summary] => Catholic bishops have again called for the abolition of the death penalty.
Monsignor Hernando Coronel, secretary general and spokesman for the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines, said the Catholic Church has been coordinating with various religious and human rights groups worldwide to oppose capital punishment and promote life.
"Hopefully, we would be able to convince the whole world on this, with the recent international proclamation of World Day Against Death Penalty," he said.
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[Title] => Don’t be afraid of spirits, CBCP urges faithful
[Summary] => Ghosts are spirits of your dead relatives.
Don’t be afraid when you see them today and tomorrow as they have come from the afterlife to ask you to pray for the eternal repose of their souls, a Catholic Church official said yesterday.
Today, All Saints’ Day, and tomorrow, All Souls’ Day, Filipinos remember their dead relatives and tell horror stories to one another when they visit the cemeteries.
People should not fear the dead but instead pray for them, especially their loved ones who have passed away.
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[Title] => CBCP: Don’t drink, gamble in cemeteries
[Summary] => Catholics were urged yesterday not to take alcoholic drinks or gamble in cemeteries when they visit their dead relatives tomorrow, All Saints’ Day and on All Souls’ Day on Nov. 2.
Monsignor Hernando Coronel, secretary general of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), said the faithful can offer a moment of prayer for their departed loved ones and hold family reunions at the cemetery.
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[Title] => ‘Survey shows few erring priests’
[Summary] => The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) said the latest results of a survey, which showed nine out 10 Filipinos polled maintaining that priests in their respective localities "never" take sexual advantage of children and "never" have a mistress, were a strong indication that there were very few erring Church men.
Monsignor Hernando Coronel, CBCP secretary general and spokesman, said over the weekend the results of a survey by the Social Weather Stations (SWS) "were good news" to the Catholic Church.
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[Title] => Prusisyon ng Nazareno gagawin sa Huwebes
[Summary] => Nag abiso ang Plaza Miranda Police Community Precinct at pamunuan ng Quiapo Church sa mga deboto ng itim na Nazareno sa pagbabago ng petsa at ruta ng thanksgiÂving procession sa Bagong Taon.
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[Title] => CBCP still studying if it will join truth commission
[Summary] => The Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) said yesterday it is still considering the possibility of joining the proposed truth commission.
"We will think about it and we will mull about it. There were instances before when bishops and priests became members of fact finding committees. But basically, these (committees) are just recommendatory and advisory," said CBCP secretary-general Monsignor Hernando Coronel.
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[Title] => Vidal may attend papal election
[Summary] => Cebu Archbishop Ricardo Cardinal Vidal may leave for Rome by midweek to attend the conclave of cardinals that will elect the next pope, an official of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) said yesterday.
CBCP spokesman Monsignor Hernando Coronel said Vidal is expected to still be in the country Wednesday morning for the special Mass for the late John Paul II at the Manila Cathedral in Intramuros. Either Vidal or Apostolic Nuncio Archbishop Antonio Franco would be the main celebrant in tomorrow’s Mass, he said.
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[Title] => Bishop to faithful: Don’t forget to reflect
[Summary] => With the majority of the Filipino faithful taking the opportunity this long Lenten break to hit the beaches or relax on vacation, Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Oscar Cruz had this timely advice: don’t forget to reflect and worship.
"I am not condemning those who will go to the beaches to have fun. But we must keep in mind that the reason we are on vacation is that it is Holy Week," he said.
Cruz said that to spend the entire Lenten break enjoying beach parties, playing golf or pursuing fun activities would be "lacking in spirit."
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[Title] => Church protocol on sexual abuses finally out today?
[Summary] => The Philippine Catholic episcopacy (CBCP) wraps up its July assembly today with the expected issuance of the final draft of the protocol on sexual conduct for members of the clergy.
The sexual protocol, now in its fourth revision, will primarily tackle the issue of priest-fathers, homosexuality and pedophilia among members of the clergy after its first introduction to CBCP membership in July 2002 and last January.
If finally completed, the sexual protocol will be sent to the Vatican for review and approval which may take up to five months.
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[Title] => ‘Simbang Gabi’ starts tomorrow morning
[Summary] => "Simbang gabi na! Pasko na!"
Filipino faithful will wake up to these words tomorrow and make their way to the nearest churches for the start of nine-day Misa de Gallo, so-called because these Masses are held at the break of dawn amid the crowing of roosters.
The simbang gabi is celebrated in the evenings, but are essentially the same in content as the Misa de Gallo.
Churches are well-lit to welcome churchgoers, and festooned with buntings and adorned with brightly lit parols or Christmas lanterns.
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[Title] => CBCP renews call for death sentence abolition
[Summary] => Catholic bishops have again called for the abolition of the death penalty.
Monsignor Hernando Coronel, secretary general and spokesman for the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines, said the Catholic Church has been coordinating with various religious and human rights groups worldwide to oppose capital punishment and promote life.
"Hopefully, we would be able to convince the whole world on this, with the recent international proclamation of World Day Against Death Penalty," he said.
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[Title] => Don’t be afraid of spirits, CBCP urges faithful
[Summary] => Ghosts are spirits of your dead relatives.
Don’t be afraid when you see them today and tomorrow as they have come from the afterlife to ask you to pray for the eternal repose of their souls, a Catholic Church official said yesterday.
Today, All Saints’ Day, and tomorrow, All Souls’ Day, Filipinos remember their dead relatives and tell horror stories to one another when they visit the cemeteries.
People should not fear the dead but instead pray for them, especially their loved ones who have passed away.
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[Title] => CBCP: Don’t drink, gamble in cemeteries
[Summary] => Catholics were urged yesterday not to take alcoholic drinks or gamble in cemeteries when they visit their dead relatives tomorrow, All Saints’ Day and on All Souls’ Day on Nov. 2.
Monsignor Hernando Coronel, secretary general of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP), said the faithful can offer a moment of prayer for their departed loved ones and hold family reunions at the cemetery.
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[Title] => ‘Survey shows few erring priests’
[Summary] => The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) said the latest results of a survey, which showed nine out 10 Filipinos polled maintaining that priests in their respective localities "never" take sexual advantage of children and "never" have a mistress, were a strong indication that there were very few erring Church men.
Monsignor Hernando Coronel, CBCP secretary general and spokesman, said over the weekend the results of a survey by the Social Weather Stations (SWS) "were good news" to the Catholic Church.
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