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Sabado, Pebrero 10, 2024
BISHOP DIALOGO WARNS FILIPINO KATOLIKO | CBCP News
Huwebes, Marso 2, 2023
WHEN DO WE BOW AND GENUFLECT AT MASS?
WHEN DO WE BOW AND GENUFLECT AT MASS? - THE SPLENDOR OF THE CHURCH. (2023, March 1). The Splendor of the Church; Splendor1618. https://thesplendorofthechurch.com/2023/03/01/when-do-we-bow-and-genuflect-at-mass/
Linggo, Pebrero 12, 2023
JULIO CAZARRE: BRAZILLIAN ACTOR, CONVERT FROM SPIRITISM
JULIO CAZARRE: BRAZILLIAN ACTOR, CONVERT FROM SPIRITISM
Brazilian actor Juliano Cazarre was a follower of Spiritism prior to his conversion to Catholicism in 2018 after playing the role of Jesus Christ in a ‘Passion of the Christ’ drama at the New Jerusalem theater in the city of Brejo da Madre de Deus in Brazil.
Martes, Disyembre 13, 2022
MISSIONARY BISHOP OF MINDORO: SERVANT OF GOD by Jose Mario Bautista Maximiano
MISSIONARY BISHOP OF MINDORO: SERVANT OF GOD
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1. WE give thanks to God for giving the Filipino nation saintly Spanish missionaries, priests and bishops, like the first Philippine bishop in the person of Domingo de Salazar,OP, champion of social justice and defender of Filipinos against the abuses of the Spanish colonial system.
2. Today we remember Bishop William Finnemann, SVD, (1882-1942) of Mindoro, a German missionary bishop who decided to become a naturalized Filipino.
3. Rome has recognized that he was an outstanding Catholic shepherd who laid “down his life for his sheep” and declared him a SERVANT OF GOD on December 7, 1999.
4. As a young priest, his preference was different: He longed to be assigned as a missionary among the black indigenous people of Africa. He was quite frustrated when the Divine Word Mission sent him to the brown Filipinos instead. In 1912, he told his brother, “I have now become fully aware of the blessing of obedience.”
5. Der Segen des Gehorsams ist mir jetzt einmal richtig bewußt geworden...
6. “Determining the mission to Abra, the poorest province in the Philippines, was a hard blow for me. It was only when I became interested in the country and its people that I found that I hadn't made a bad exchange. I couldn't imagine a more suitable field of work for me today.”
7. As the highest Church officer in Mindoro, he was forthright, outspoken, and fearless in publicly denouncing the Japanese violation of human rights and the sequestration of church properties.
8. As expected, his condemnation of viciousness and injustice done by the foreign invaders made him closer to his flock but distant from the Japanese favor.
9. In fact, as soon as the Japanese Military Administration in Manila regarded him as “a real threat,” they arrested him without warning, imprisoned, and tormented him without end.
10. They returned him to the Bishop’s house in Mindoro, but only for a while. On October 26, 1942, he was marked a target and arrested again.
11. With an inkling that it could be his last sailing trip, the bishop turned down an escape plan as proposed by his clergy and lay leaders, saying, “If the shepherd flees, who should stand still?”
12. The bishop’s martyrdom was narrated by Pedro Raagas of Naujan, a former seminarian in the diocesan seminary of Calbayog.
13. On his trip back to the military court in Manila, the Japanese soldier in that military boar tied a large rock to the Bishop’s hands and a large heavy iron rod to his feet.
14. About 20 kilometers from Calapan, somewhere between Batangas and Verde Island, the commanding officer made an order and shouted in Nippongo, and they threw the good bishop overboard – never to be seen again.
JESUS: “Greater love has no one than this, that a person will lay down his life for his friends” (John 15:13).
Miyerkules, Nobyembre 9, 2022
Passionist Fathers’ provincial superior dies at 55
Fr. Louie Fuentespina, CP. PASSIONIST FATHERS
By CBCP News
November 9, 2022
Manila, Philippines
Fr. Louie Fuentespina, the provincial superior of the Passionist Fathers in the Philippines, died on November 8. He was 55.
The priest’s congregation did not announce the cause of his death but said they are taking his demise with “deep sadness”.
“Thank you, Fr. Louie for your faithful ministry as a servant and priest of God in the Congregation of the Passion of Jesus Christ. Rest in God, Father Louie,” it said on social media.
Fr. Fuentespina professed his perpetual vows as a member of the Passionist Fathers in 1994. He has ordained a priest four years later.
His wake will be held at the Holy Cross Spiritual Center in Calumpang, General Santos City until Nov. 13.
He will be laid to rest at the Passionist Cemetery after the funeral Mass at the Holy Cross Parish Church at 3pm on Nov. 14.
Works Cited
Passionist Fathers’ provincial superior dies at 55. (2022, November 9). Retrieved from CBCP News: https://cbcpnews.net/cbcpnews/passionist-fathers-provincial-superior-dies-at-55/
Linggo, Oktubre 23, 2022
BENEDICT XVI: VATICAN COUNCIL II IS BOTH “MEANINGFUL AND NECESSARY
BENEDICT XVI: VATICAN COUNCIL II IS BOTH “MEANINGFUL AND NECESSARY” by Jose Mario Bautista Maximano
BENEDICT XVI: “When I began to study theology in January 1946, no one thought of an Ecumenical Council. When Pope John XXIII announced it, to everyone’s surprise, there were many doubts as to whether it would be meaningful, indeed whether it would be possible at all…”
As the Church celebrated the 60-year anniversary of the Second Vatican Council this month, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI said that Vatican II not only was "meaningful" but "necessary" (in a letter to an international symposium on "The Ecclesiology of Joseph Ratzinger" held at the US Franciscan University in Steubenville, Ohio)
As a priest and theologian, Father Ratzinger attended all four sessions of the council as a theological adviser — a “peritus” — to the archbishop of Cologne, Germany.
ST. JOHN XXIII: FIVE POINTS TO ACHIEVE PASTORAL RENEWAL OF THE CHURCH
Gaudet Mater Ecclesia is John XXIII's opening speech of the Second Vatican Council.
1. Be filled with hope and faith. Do not be prophets of gloom.
2. Discover ways of teaching the faith more effectively.
3. Deepen the understanding of doctrine.
4. Use the medicine of mercy (no “anathemas”).
5. Seek unity within the Church, with Christians separated from Catholicism, with those of non-Christian religions, and with all men and women of goodwill.
6. Began by John XXIII, Vatican II has put emphasis on the Church’s permanent “duty of scrutinizing the signs of the times and of interpreting them in the light of the Gospel” (Gaudium et Spes, 4).
FIRST SESSION OF THE COUNCIL: 1962
Oct. 11, 1962 - Formal Opening of the Council; Opening Address by Pope John XXIII: Gaudet Mater Ecclesia
Dec. 8, 1962 - first session formally adjourns
Interim Period:
JUNE 3, 1963 - POPE JOHN XXIII DIES
June 21, 1963 - Cardinal Giovanni Battista Montini is elected Pope, taking the name Paul VI
June 22, 1963 - Pope Paul VI declares his intention to continue the Second Vatican Council
Sept. 15, 1963 - Pope Paul announces the formation of a new steering committee to direct the work of the second session
Sept. 21, 1963 - Pope Paul addresses the Roman Curia, calling on their faithful cooperation with the spirit of aggiornamento and reform.
SECOND SESSION OF THE COUNCIL: FALL 1963
Sept. 29, 1963 - the second session formally opens
Dec. 4, 1963 - second session formally adjourns
THIRD SESSION OF THE COUNCIL: FALL 1964
Sept. 14, 1964 - the third session formally opens
Nov. 21, 1964 - third session formally adjourns
FOURTH SESSION OF THE COUNCIL: FALL 1965
Sept. 14, 1965 - the fourth session opens, less formally
Dec. 8, 1965 - the Second Vatican Council is officially closed with an open-air Mass in St. Peter's Square.
Indeed, it can be said that St. John Paul II, Benedict XVI, and Francis learned from St. John XXIII that Vatican Council II was meant to be the opportunity to move the Heavens to renew the face of the Earth, a once-in-a-blue-moon opportunity to undergo the most radical institutional transformation quite similar to what happened during the 16th-century Council of Trent.
Works Cited
Maximiano, J. M. (2022, October 23). BENEDICT XVI:
VATICAN COUNCIL II IS BOTH “MEANINGFUL AND NECESSARY. Retrieved from
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Lunes, Oktubre 10, 2022
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