Tag: religious gatherings
Bishops, religious appeal to gov’t to increase number of people allowed...
Franciscan priest Angel Cortez, executive secretary of AMRSP, said the Church has become a refuge of people amid the coronavirus pandemic
Manila Catholic bishop asks authorities to allow more people to attend...
“Churches are much bigger that restaurants. It does not sound logical,” said Bishop Broderick Pabillo of Manila
Filipino Catholic faithful required to wear face shields when going to...
On August 12, the number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in the Philippines surged to 143,749, according to the Health department
Catholics in Mindanao town celebrate tradition amid pandemic limitations
For the first time Since the 1800s, the Parish of St. James in Dapitan altered the traditional celebration of the fiesta due to the pandemic
Diocese of Pasig to reopen churches on July 11
Bishop Mylo Vergara of Pasig reminds the faithful to always observe safety protocols, such as the wearing of face masks, when attending Mass
At least 100 people can attend Mass inside Quiapo Church starting...
Monsignor Hernando Coronel said at least a hundred people can be accommodated inside the church because it has a 1,000 seating capacity
Philippine authorities to allow more people to attend Mass starting July...
More activities and industries will be allowed to resume under the more relaxed “general community quarantine” starting July 10
Wearing of masks shows charity and compassion, says Dumaguete bishop
The Diocese of Dumaguete is set to resume the public celebration of religious services this week after quaratine restrictions were eased
Tarlac diocese resumes public celebrations of Holy Mass
Parish priests are reminded to follow quarantine protocols that allow only 50 percent of the seating capacity of churches or chapels
No ‘traslacion,’ fluvial procession in this year’s Peñafrancia feast
There will be no “traslacion,” the religious procession attended by millions of devotees, and no fluvial procession during this year’s celebration of the Feast of Our Lady of Penafrancia in Naga City.
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