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ANG PANGSEMANA NGA PAHAYAGAN SANG PAROKYA NI SAN VICENTE FERRER [SHRINE OF ST. VINCENT FERRER], LEGANES, ILOILO
(or state) in which those who REFLECTION ON THE READINGS OF THE have died atone for their less 31ST SUNDAY ORDINARY TIME YR. A _________________ grave sins before being granted REV. FR. GERARDO P. ARROYO, PAROCHIAL VICAR the vision of God in Heaven (called Beatific vision). Whether we like it or not, it is a fact, it priests, it is also for the whole faithful. Reasoning behind this stems is a reality that titles plays a big role in Why then, do we break faith with one from the notion that when a soul our everyday life, in almost all aspects another, violating the covenant of our of our life and in every human fathers? (Mal1:10b) Jesus, thus, in leaves the body, it is not entirely profession. Take our educational effect, is saying to us that neither cleansed from venial (minor) system. It is very clear that the academe preaching the Gospel nor listening to sins. However, through the encourages this. This is a it suffices to save anyone; for our power of prayer and self-denial, commonplace among our institutions salvation to be achieved, our life has the faithful left on earth may be of higher learning. Ones publications to conform to the Gospel. able to help these souls gain the and the ones quantity of public This is an advice beyond value and Beatific Vision they seek, lectures influence the hastening of valid for anyone who meets preachers bringing the soul eternal sublime ones climb in the ladder of academic whose life is in inconsonant with the position. Thus, an ordinary lecturer Gospel he preaches. Jesus says: Do happiness. can advance to an associate professor A 7/8th century AD prayer The Office of the Dead is read out in churches on All Souls Day. Other rituals include the offering of Requiem Mass for the dead, visiting family graves and reflecting on lost loved ones. In Mexico, on el dia de los muertos (Day of the Dead), people take picnics to their family graves and leave food out for their dead relatives. Whilst praying for the dead is an ancient Christian tradition, it was Odilo, Abbot of Cluny (France) who, in 998AD, designated a specific day for remembering and praying for those in the process of purification. This started as a local feast in his monasteries and gradually spread throughout the Catholic Church towards the end of the 10th century AD.
then to the position of an assistant professor and then to the position of full professorship. We may articulate that nothing is wrong with this practice. This is just natural. Thus, it is just right and fitting for those who work hard advance more steadily that those who work in a lackluster manner. Those worked more should be rewarded for their hard work. What makes this reality problematic and bad is when the concerned player gives more emphasis to the status and to his position in society setting aside the role of the spiritual in his life. To be the number one tops ones list of priorities. Consequently, the necessity to develop a deeper personal relationship with God is thrown into oblivion. The Pharisees are the people of this kind. Many of them are rich and occupy the highest stratum of the society. As such, they are well-educated. In short, they are the haves people. These, however, has led them to be proud. They looked down on the rest of the members of the Jewish society with contempt. They feel that they are several notches higher and better than the have nots people- the uneducated, the poor and the sinners. This moved Jesus to criticize them intensely. There is no correspondence between what they know and what they practice. and observe all things whatsoever they tells you, but do not follow their example. (Mt23:3) What really matters is the Word of God and not the preacher who conveys the Word. It is like the uncontaminated drinking water that quench our thirst that we drink from fountain that matters most and not the pipe, either it be made of bamboo, iron, bronze or gold, that conveys the water to our kitchen. As for the titles such as Fathers and Teachers the Jesus wants to emphasize is not too much in forbidding the use of these titles of respects. His stress lies more on the saving his disciples from the sin of pride that fills the hearts the Pharisees. These people claimed as their rights to be called Abbi (my father), Rabbi (my teacher) and Mari (my master). Jesus wants to make it clear that only God and he alone have the rightful claim to such titles. No other man is better than Jesus who could measure the terrible havoc that pride causes in our hearts ourselves for it absolutely blocks our way to salvation. We have no reason to exalt for all that we have has been given to us on loan. But if man humbles himself before God and acknowledges and rejoices his dependence on Him, God will exalt him. Jesus then is the perfect archetype of humility. He is the only person who can claim in all sincerity: I am meek and humble of heart. (Mt11:29)
For the souls in purgatory, waiting for eternal happiness and for meeting the Beloved is a source of suffering, because of the punishment due to sin which separates them from God. But there is also the certitude that once the time of purification is over, the souls will go to meet the If we say that the biblical texts are meant alone for the unfaithful priests One it desires. How about us? Can we join Jesus in their calling, then we are wrong. Letter of Pope John Paul II Examining these texts carefully, Gods truthfully claiming the meaning of for Millennium of All Souls rebuke is not directed only on the these words? October 30 - November 5, 2011 Day (BBC Religions)
I have done my best in the race. I have run the full distance and I have kept my faith. And now theres waiting for me, the victory prize being put right with God, which the Lord, the righteous judge will judge me on that day and not only to me but to all those who want with love for him to appear. 2Timothy 4:7-8 April 18, 2011 marked the beginning of my sixmonth journey in Iloilo towards achieving my dream of becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Along with my baggage, I carry within me the burning desire of becoming a CPA this October 2011. I have no enough riches / financial resources for my six-month stay, yet I know in my heart that God will take care of me and will never leave me nor forsake me. True, indeed, He is the God of mercy. He never failed to provide all my needs even if I do not ask them in prayers. God had sent countless instruments to help me in my needs - my family, my extended families (DXCP / KKC Family, SMI Family, NDDU Family, Dideles Family, Reyes Family, Burao Family), my co-reviewees especially my co-Iloilo girls, our reviewers (Atty. Rosada, Sir Art and Sir Chen), my boardmates, my co-volunteer catechists, the people in Sitio Irrigasyon Cagamutan Norte, the VSA-IRS staff, Msgr. Jesus Enojo and all the people in Leganes, Iloilo. I realized that I have nothing to prove to someone, I just have to prove to myself that I can achieve my dream if I just believe in myself and in the power of God. This is for me, for my family and most especially for the greater glory of God. When God wants to educate a man, He does not send him to the school of graces, but to the school of necessities. In the lives of the students, we often encounter stories of difficult
moments, sleepless nights, wounded feelings, bulky requirements, stressful homework, bundles of workloads, thousands and even millions of computations and the like. Despite all the odds, we just have to stand tall and say AAL IZZ WEL! In my personal experience, academic life is very challenging, yet very colorful. Each day is a struggle for me especially that I am an academic scholar. I always put pressure to myself, knowing that if I lose the scholarship, I would not be able to graduate on time. I remember the times after I take every challenging departmental exams, I would immediately go to my boarding house... crying and so much worried of the results. I would even deprive myself from enjoying unless the results are already published and my grades still qualify for the scholarship. Aside from maintaining my scholarship, I had to spend time for part-time job. I had been a baby sitter, a convent assistant and an assistant to the Finance Officer of an organization. Sometimes, I would question God why do I have to get a part time job in order to support my daily expenses and school requirements, while some are enjoying their college life freely as they could? There even came a point in my life where I felt like quitting, especially when things are starting to hurt me. I wanted to leave where it is, before the pain gets worse. But once I remember how much I have prayed, how much I really wanted it and why I have fought for it in the first place, hope comes back into my heart, and thats why... I have come this far. I believe that each of us has our own stories of perseverance at various levels. After all those challenges, why were we able to overcome those, while thousands were overwhelmed by theirs? Its simply because of our ATTITUDE towards those circumstances and that we refused to hold on to the common excuses of failure. I turned the stumbling blocks into
stepping stones, realizing that I could not determine every circumstance in life, but I could determine the CHOICE OF ATTITUDE towards every circumstance. As a result, I graduated Magna Cum Laude and surprisingly a recipient of St. Marcellin Champagnat and Community Service awards, which I consider a bonus gift from God. Because of this, I was given full tuition fee discount for my review at Visayas School of Accountancy Iloilo Review School. Aside from the review, I thank God for giving me the chance to share my time and Gods word to the people in Sitio Irrigasyon through the Mayflower Catechesis, as well as increase my faith in God through series of fellowship with boardmates and coreviewees. After six months of preparation, by Gods grace, I was able to pass the October 2011 CPA Board Exam. I succeed because we chose the right attitude towards every circumstance. Most especially, I succeed because of the Divine Intervention and overwhelming guidance by our ALMIGHTY. He has been and will always be my calculator, who ADDS comfort in times of hardships; SUBTRACTS fears; DIVIDES blessings; and MULTIPLIES joy! =) May this sharing be an inspiration to all especially to every student to take responsibility for learning, to study smart, to value education, to share time, talents and treasures and to choose the right attitude towards every circumstance. As we continue our journey, let us keep the faith and focus, let us persevere, and keep the desires of reaching our dreams burning. Most especially, let us all continue our journey with simplicity, humility, modesty, peace, love, undying faith and happiness. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people in Leganes for being part of my wonderful stay here in Iloilo. As I go back to Mindanao, I will carry with me all the wonderful moments and experiences with all of you. Indi ko gid makalimtan kamo tanan, yara kamo tanan sa ako tagipusuon. MADAMO GID NGA SALAMAT SA TANAN!
Thank you very much and may God bless us all always!
ST. VINCENT FERRER PARISH LEGANES, ILOILO STATEMENT OF INCOME & EXPENSES FOR THE MONTH ENDED SEPTEMBER 2011
CASH RECEIPTS: Stole Fees Baptism (Sponsors) Funeral Mass Funeral Stipend Permit OTHER INCOME: Rental Fee Certificates Photo Copier Electric/Power ( video, etc.) CASH COLLECTIONS: Sunday Mass Am Daily/Weekly Mass Blessing Palapak Our Mother Perpetual Help Sunday Mass Pm OTHER CASH COLLECTIONS: Love Offering SVF Special Fund Leganes 2000 Fund Candle Box Loan Amortization Receivables: a. Gilma Guinalon b. William Guinalon c. Eduardo Jaleco Construction Church Donations Total Cash Receipts Less: Cash Disbursements Food & Marketing Household Pastoral (Foods, Snacks/seminarians & Pastoral Meeting) Parish Groceries Gasoline, Fuel & Oil Gasoline Allowances-Msgr. Enojo Gasoline-Jeep Grass Cutter Gasoline Generator Repair Of SVF Parish Street Light Materials Labor Repair & Maintenance-Jeep Parokya Materials Labor Repair, & Maintenance of Parish Furnitures Materials Labor Repair & Maintenance Parish Convent Materials Labor Repair & Maintenance of Parish Church Materials Labor Editorials (Books, Magazines & News Papers, Etc) SVF Prish Office & Church Supplies Office Supplies Church Supplies Parish Electric Bills (Convent, Church, ) Telephone, Internet & Other Communication Wages & Allowances Communication & Transportation Allowances & Expenses Fare Transportation (Naty Molina) Gilma Guinalon Naty Molina Zaza Dormido Janitorial Allowances Church Convent Pastoral Program Catechist Alay Kapwa Others Chancery Dues (R C A J) Mensa Dues Sick Priest Fund Land Fill: Sand & Gravel Funeral Stipend Miscellaneous Total Cash Disbursements Accounts Payable: RJ Landoy & Associates, Inc. Deficit 24,700.00 12,500.00 5,500.00 500.00 280.00 3,200.00 206.00 500.00 152,330.00 20,629.50 411.00 28,225.92 290.00 10,145.00 P 216,217.42 52,595.00 9,972.75 3,100.00 1,270.00 1,500.00 500.00 500.00 500.00
Ang aton Ginuong Jesukristo nagsiling: nabilanggo ako kag ginduaw ninyo ako.. Ini nga mga tinaga nga nagapahanumdum sa aton sang isa ka kamatuoran nga sa aton sosyedad dapat kita maghatag sing daku nga pag-ulikid sa aton mga utod nga yara sa likod sang mga rehas. Ang bug-os nga Simbahan diri sa Pilipinas sa karon nga Domingo nga amo Domingo sang mga Binilanggo ukon Prison Awareness Sunday kag amo man ang ika-31 nga Domingo sa ordinaryo nga panahon. Ini amo na ang highlight sang aktibidades sang bilog nga semana nga selebrasyon nga nagsugod sadtong Oktubre 24-30, 2011. Indi lamang ang Simbahan ang nagadumdum sang aton mga utod nga yara sa bilanggoan kundi ang aton Estado nagpabakod pa gid sini nga selebrasyon paagi sa isa ka mandato Presidential Proclamation No. 551 nga ginproklamar sang aton anay Presidente Fidel V. Ramos sadtong Marso 15, 1995 kag ini nga selebrasyon yara na sa iya ika-24 ka tuig nga pagsaulog. Suno sa CBCPs Episcopal on Prison Pastoral Care (ECPPC) halos ang kalabanan nga krimen nga nagakahanabo ginahimo sang aton mga pamatan-on. Ini nga mga krimen amo ang rape, pagpatay, pagpangawat, drug addiction kag madamo pa kag ini nagsaka sa tagsa ka tuig. Ini ang ginasiling sang Simbahan sa sining selebrasyon: In keeping with the call of our Lord to be in solidarity with our incarcerated brothers and sisters (Mt. 25:35-36), we invite you to share with us the joys and hopes of a holistic rehabilitation that goes beyond punishment for the offender. Once every year, we make it a point to remind all our people to remember our brothers and sisters who languish in our prisons and jails. It is quite easy to forget them as fellow member s of the human society. After all, to our minds they are derelicts now suffering from their sins or offenses against society and our laws have seen to it that they pay their transgressions. Prison Awareness Sunday celebration also reminds us that the main goal of the imprisonment should not be avenge or punish, but rather to reform an erring members of the society. Not punishment with harshness and brutality or apathy but reformation by making an offender realize his faults with mercy and compassion make amends and correct any injustice. In addition, let us urge our faithful to consider prisons and jails not as places for punishment but as sites for the rehabilitation and restoration of broken relationships. Samtang aton ginadumdum ang aton mga utod nga yara sa bilanggoan, dumdumon man naton ang aton mga utod nga nagatrabaho sa sini nga sahi sang apostolado. Ang Ginuo malapit sa aton mga utod nga imol kag binilanggo kag mga nagaantus. Ipangamuyo naton sila nga ang aton gobyerno kag manugdumala sang mga prisohan maghandum sang ikaayo sang mga binilanggo, maghilway sang mga wala sing sala kag magtahod sang ila pagkatawo. Subong man sa mga yara sa bilanggoan bangod sang ila mga sala nga nahimo makabatyag sing paghinulsol kag makaagom sang kapatawaran kag kahilwayan sang kalag. Ang Simbahan nagasiling pa gid: Every year we celebrate Prison Awareness Sunday to remind us that our brothers and sisters who are behind bars are included in the Kingdom of God. The prisoners are people we often forget and perhaps we do not think about. But they are still our brothers and sisters who like everybody else Jesus wants us to understand and accept. Jesus wants us to help them see their mistakes and be sorry for them and to right the wrong that they have done. He wants us to be bearers of Hope and Love. Todays reading reminds us that God is our Father and that One God created all of us. The best example of this is: Once when Pope John Paul II visited the prisoners of a jail in Rome, one inmate approached him, and with bowed head, confided his offense. He said, Will I ever be forgiven by God? Without saying any word, the Pope embraced him. That said it all. God never gives up on the worst of sinners and criminals. Today is Prison Awareness Sunday. This annual event designated by the Church serves to focus our attention on convicts who are serving terms in jail, paying for their crimes. Likewise, we remember the wardens, guards, and other jail management personnel in their difficult, lonely, and dangerous work.
43,200.00
70,887.75 P 330,305.17
31,168.00 9,114.00 18,702.67 4,000.00 6,200.00 796.00 1,000.00 7,132.00 5,500.00 21,069.00 2,000.00 6,812.00 6,400.00 9,502.27 1,200.00 1,876.66 3,600.00 1,643.09 2,267.50
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12,632.00 23,069.00 13,212.00 10,702.27 5,476.66 557.00 3,910.59 16,838.75 1,850.00 55,750.00 1,690.00
240.00 700.00 250.00 250.00 250.00 8,950.00 5,400.00 15,233.00 7,616.50 1,300.00 2,000.00 2,000.00
14,350.00 24,149.50
Kids Corner.
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Collection Report
October 23, 2011
Ph P Collecta 1st Mass- ($2 SD) 2nd Mass3rd MassTotal PM Mass Love Offering Daily Palapak SVF MOPH Blessing Construction Candle Box Leganes 2000 Cemetery CR Mission Sunday Collection 11,475.00 12,180.00 14,395.00 Ph P 38,050.00 1,790.00 12,920.00 3,120.00 6,535.50 2,090.00 100.00 30.00 90.00 360.00 700.00 4,200.00 1,160.00 12,580.00
1. NICOLAS AGUIRRE 2. ROSA NODERADA 3. NOEL LEONES 4. MIGUEL PERAA 5. SOLEDAD JARDELEZA 6. MARIETTA SOMERES 7. JOSE JINON 8. HELEN PAUCHANO 9. SALVACION JALAPAN 10. HENRY GONZALES 11. RICARDO ASPERGA, SR. 12. ELIZAR DIVINAGRACIA 13. JOHN PAUL AMISTOSO 15. ANICETO GUBATAYAO
MILA AGUIRRE RICARDO MADERO MARILYN LEONES JULIETA AGCALARI ROSALINDA FARA-ON LERIO S. GUADALUPE MARIA SORILLA ANALEN PAUCHANO JALAPAN FAMILY GONZALES FAMILY CRISANA ASPERGA EDWIN DIVINAGRACIA JOSE ELVIS AMISTOSO THELMA GUBATAYAO PAUL CENTENO/AJUY CONCEPCION AGUIRRE
117 CCL XXVI-c CCLXXXVIII 204 V-b 27 XII-b 280 LXI LXIV-b XIV-c LXIX-b LXXII-b LXXII-C 6 159
8/02/11 7/30/11 7/20/11 6/30/11 5/25/11 5/07/11 4/16/11 3/29/11 3/13/11 12/11/10 11/09/10 11/16/10 5/17/10 7/20/09 8/ 8/20/07 10/9/07
14. ABELARDO PABLICO SALAS EMY PABLICO 16. ESTRELLA CENTENO 17. FELIZARDO AGUIRRE
SA LIWAT!!! SA MGA NAKABAYAD NA, PALIHOG DALHA GID ANG INYO RESIBO SA OPISINA AGUD MATADLONG ANG RECORD SANG INYO NGA PANTEON. SALAMAT GID !!!
October 31 Monday 31st Week, Ordinary Time Rom 11:29-36 / Ps 69:30-31. 33-34. 36-37 / Lk 14:12-14 November 01 Tuesday SOLEMNITY OF ALL SAINTS Rv 7:2-4. 9-14 / Ps 24:1-2. 3-4. 5-6 / 1 Jn 3:1-3 / Mt 5:1-12 November 02 Wednesday COMMEMORATION OF ALL THE FAITHFUL DEPARTED First Mass: 2Mc 12:43-46 Ps 103 The Lord is kind and merciful Rom 8:31-35. 37-39 Jn 14:1-6 Second Mass: Wis 3:1-61 Ps 115-I will walk in the presence of the Lord in the land of the living Rom 6:3-4. 8-9 Mt 25:31-46 or Mt 5:1-12 November 03 Thursday 31st Week, Ordinary Time St. Martin de Porres, religious Rom 14:7-12 / Ps 27:1. 4. 13-14 / Lk 15:1-10 November 04 Friday St. Charles Borromio, bishop Rom 15:14-21 / Ps 98:1. 2-3. 3-4 / Lk 16:1-8 November 05 Saturday 31st Week, Ordinary Time Rom 16:3-9. 16. 22-27 / Ps 145:2-3. 4-5.10-11 / Lk 16:9-15 November 06 32nd Sunday in Ordinary Time Wis 6:12-16 / Ps 63:2. 3-4. 5-6. 7-8 / 1 Thes 4:13-18 or 4:13-14 / Mt 25:1-13
MGA AMOROSO NGA PANTEON SA BULAN SANG SEPTIEMBRE, 2011. Deadline: OCTOBRE 2011
Ngalan Sang Patay Ngalan sang Tag-iya Nich No. Petsa
1. LIEZL SILVELA 2. VILMA MONTIALBUCIO 3. MELQUIADES SOTIO 4. VINCENT NOCAL 5. NELSA GOLILAO 6. FRANCISCO JANCE 7. PAULINO PUSOC 8. CANDIDO SOLMEO 9. MATILDE GRIO
SILVELA FAMILY SALVACION SORSANO MAXIMINO GRIJALDO JOCELYN PARREO NELMA DUMAGAT YOLANDA S. HELD ERLINDA JUELE ESTELITA PALTIGUERA ROBERTO GRIO
35 245 246 269 288 308 XXXIX CXCVI CCXX CCLIII 15-C VIII-C LXXVIII-C
9/22/11 9/27/11 9/29/11 9/26/11 9/14/11 9/12/11 9/15/10 9/09/11 9/29/11 9/10/11 9/15/11 9/14/11 9/23/11
10. BABY GIRL KRISTINE GUSTILO ANASTACIO GUSTILO 11. CORAZON JAPITANA 12. RICARIDO RAMOS, SR. 13. LILIA BALAJADIA RAMELITO JAPITANA ROLANDO RAMOS JOSE ROLLY BALAJADIA
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St. Vincent Ferrer Community welcomes the newly baptized: Reijen Gabrielle T. Gustilo, John Anthony G. Bruno, John Gabriel A. Garcera, Rayven G. Jael, Matt Cyjan S. Ferrer, Wyncelle Therese G. Silao Happy Birthday! Rev. Fr. Ely Fuentes, Rev. Fr. Manuel Sevilla, Rosalinda Cocoba, John Michael Villanueva, Rody Fe Montero, Marie Tess Maraon, Jasper Sol, Mary Flordeliz F. Celiz, Joshua Angelo Samillano, Sue Anne Dominia, Guia Prader, Era Dawn Guiloreza Belated Happy Birthday! Dexter Sol Montero, Nemy John Maraon, Renan Irisari Let us pray for our dear departed: Nenita Soriano, Abundio Sullano, Loreta Pudadera, Rosita Posoc, Lilia Payopelin, Vicente Borcelo, Arnold Pasol
Misa Sa Semana
OKTUBRE 30 DOMINGO 6:00 a.m. Multiple Intentions 7:30 a.m. Multiple Intentions 9:00 a.m Thanksgivisng and Special Intention by: Jay Montero and Rene Tingzon & Family 4:00 p.m. Youth Mass / Misa Pro Populo OKTUBRE 31 LUNES 6:15 a.m. +Eladio, Merced, Dorotea, Manuel, Lucrecio, Jose, Ramon, Aurelia, Miguel, Isabel, Petra, Felicana, Cristita & All Souls in Purgatory by: Miss Emilia Golingay & Family +Ma. Consuelo, Crispino, Uldarico, Elviro, Sr., Julianito, Agustin, Felomino, Godofredo, Sr. & Alejandro by: Miss Presentacion Golen & Family 7:00 a.m. +Eugenio Guintivano, Sr. by: Mrs. Gloria Guintivano &Family NOBIEMBRE 01 MARTES PIESTA SANG MGA SANTOS 6:15 a.m. +Emilio Soldevilla & All Souls in Purgatory by: Mrs. Eufrosina Soldevilla & Family +Martin & Salvacion Espinosa Jaen by: Artemio and Nilda J. Denila & Family 7:00 a.m. +Mistula, Saturnino, Cresenciana, Dominador, Falconeri, Consolador, Salvador, Virginia, Gerador, Ireneo, Nilo, Rolando, Sr., Hernani, Sr., Edsel & All Souls in Purgatory by: Ramos & Pacete Family +Vicente Jaen & All the Departed by: Artemio and Nilda J. Denila & Family 4:00 p.m. `Misa kag Responso Kumon sa Sementeryo NOBIEMBRE 02 MIERKOLES PIESTA SANG MGA MINATAY 6:15 a.m. ``Misa Nobenaryo sa mga Minatay Severino, Asuncion, Nelly, Estrella, Domingo, Sr., Domingo, Jr., Jose, Marianito, Zacarias, Rodolfo, Sotera, Ciriaco, Nicomedes, Paula & All Souls in Purgatory by: Miss Georgina Gulmatico & Family 7:00 a.m. Misa Nobenaryo sang mga Minatay Dene Baes & Salvacion Ahumada by: Josef & Jade Ahumada +Jesus Daria, Feliciano Labrador, Maria Yu, Ya Seng Cho, Maura, Lorenzo, Roque kag Paz by: Diosdado and Ma. Ofelia de la Cruz & Family 4:45 p.m. Novena (Mother of Perpetual Help) 5:00 p.m. +Mauricio Bustamante, Nicanor and Nelly Sabando, Emilio and Rosita Apachecha, Ma. Urduja Sabando & All Souls in Purgatory by: Maria Gracilla & Family NOBIEMBRE 03 HUWEBES 6:15 a.m. Misa Nobenaryo sa mga Minatay +Mary Kristine Ganon by: Mrs. Sol Rago Ganon & Family 7:00 a.m. Misa Nobenaryo sa mga Minatay +Eliseo Huervana by: Allen Espao & Family NOBIEMBRE 04 BIERNES 5:00 a.m. Hora Santa 6:15 a.m. Misa Nobenaryo sa mga Minatay In honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus & +Fernando, Ceferina, Dionisio, Maria, Juana, Mateo, Simplicia, Antonio, Nicasio & All Souls in Purgatory by: Andres and Salome Tolentino & Family
Lunes-Sabado 6:15 a.m. & 7:00 a.m. Mierkoles: Novena & Misa 5:00 p.m. Biernes: Novena kay San Vicente tapos ang nahauna nga misa Domingo: 6:00 a.m., 7:30 a.m., 9:00 a.m. & 4:00 p.m. Miyerkoles - 6:00 p.m. Primer Huwebes - 5:00 p.m. Iban nga adlaw - Magpahibalo sa opisina Mierkoles: Ordinaryo 7:00 a.m. Iban nga adlaw: Areglohon sa opisina isa ka bulan antes ang kasal
MISA
KOMPESYON KASAL
The couples below wish to contract Holy Matrimony. If you know of any impediment or serious defects that will prohibit marriage please inform the Parish Priest or contact the Parish Office.
MARRIAGE BANNS
Sabado: Ordinaryo 11:00 a.m. Seminar 10:00 a.m. Domingo: Special 11:00 a.m Seminar antes sang bunyag Iban nga adlaw: Areglohon sa opisina
Martes: Libre 2:30 p.m. Iban nga adlaw: Areglohon sa opisina
BUNYAG
SECOND PUBLICATION PAUL S. DUMALOGDOG, 32 years old, a resident of Leganes, Iloilo, son of Numeriano Dumalogdog and Lourdes Solito; and MARIA LIZA A. SUAREZ, 32 years old, a resident of Kalibo, Aklan, daughter of Samuel Suarez and Alicia Ang. FIRST PUBLICATION MARGIL G. EBIT, 30 years old, a resident of Zulueta St., Miagao, Iloilo, son of Edgardo Ebit and Susie Garcia; and ANALYN P. INAYAN, 22 years old, a resident of Jardeleza Subd., Poblacion, Leganes, Iloilo, daughter of Lydio Inayan and Erlinda Padre.
(Continuation: Nobiembre 04 - Biernes, 6:15 a.m.) Thanksgiving to the Sacred Heart of Jesus & +Julio, Leonor, Celerina, Magdalena, Cleofas, Consuelo, Dolores, Romeo, Renato & All Souls in Purgatory by: Wilfredo Pajarillo & Family 8:00 a.m. Mass - Lapayon National High School 7:00 a.m. Misa Nobenaryo sa mga Minatay Thanksgiving by: Edmundo and Maria Teresa de la Mota & Family Thanksgiving on the 67th birthday of Mrs. Rosalinda Cocoba by: Cocoba Family NOBIEMBRE 05 SABADO 6:15 a.m. Misa Nobenaryo sa mga Minatay / Misa Pro Defunctis 7:00 a.m. Misa Nobenaryo sa mga Minatay Thanksgiving on the 7th birthday of John Michael Villanueva by: Engr. & Mrs. Jovito Villanueva & Family 10:00 a.m. Funeral Mass - +Lilia Payopelin 2:00 p.m. Funeral Mass - +Abundio Sullano 4:00 p.m. Cagamutan Norte Monthly Mass Buntatala Monthly Mass
LUBONG
BENDISYON
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