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CBCP News) A2 NEWS January 27, 2016 Vol VOLUME 20, NUMBER 4, JANUARY 27, 2016 Cardinal Bo to Cebu dancing inmates: ‘Pray for me. I love you all!’ CEBU City, Jan. 26, 2016 - in this city was entertained The prelate said that he viral after it was uploaded Papal legate Charles Maung by the inmates their world will also include those who to YouTube. After which, Cardinal Bo, SDB, DD asked famous dance routines. are in the prison ministry, they danced the IEC official the famous Cebu dancing “We pray for each and calling them “those who hymn “Christ in us, our inmates to remember one another. We will be have brotherly or sisterly hope of glory.” him in prayer, saying the waiting for you for the care over you.” The cardinal, visibly prayers of the prisoners are table fellowship like the “Your prayers are very touched by the prisoners’ “powerful” since God is near Eucharist,” he said. powerful because God is very dance number, addressed to them and always wishes near to you. So pray for all of them, saying, they are always to see them soon at the table ‘I love you all’ us. Pray for a more peaceful in his thoughts and prayers. of fellowship, the Mass. Bo then said in Cebuano Philippines,” he added. The pope’s personal “I love you all. I’ll pray That day, inmates Dancing in the rain representative to the 51st for you all”, which elicited presented a Michael “Life is not about waiting International Eucharistic smiles and applause from Jackson dance routine, for the storms to pass but it Congress currently being held among the inmates. which had previously gone Inmates, A7 Cardinal Charles Maung Bo blesses the inmates at the Cebu Provincial Jail on Tuesday. ROY LAGARDE More than 300 inmates perform to the tune of “Christ in Us, Our Hope and Glory,” the official hymn of the 51st International Eucharistic Congress, in honor of Myanmar Cardinal Charles Maung Bo, Papal Legate to the IEC, during his visit to the Cebu Provincial Jail on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2016. ROY LAGARDE IN THIS ISSUE: Filipinos, a powerful force vs secularism – Bishop Barron By Felipe Francisco “I experienced it very directly in America. Filipinos keep the parishes going,” Los Angeles Auxiliary Bishop CEBU City, Jan. 26, 2016 - Barron told reporters covering the 51st Secularism is wreaking hav- International Eucharistic Congress oc on society and is threat- (IEC) in a press conference on Jan. 26 Maria Georgina “Maggie” Cogtas (Photo taken from Cogtas’ Facebook account) Ex-scavenger to ening to marginalize the at the IEC Pavilion. share at IEC, A2 Church. Fortunately, Fili- Today’s Irish pino Catholics all over the Filipinos have taken over the role IEC best follow-up to world are helping thwart it, that the Irish Catholics had played in according to one of the global America, said Barron, 56, who is of papal visit, A3 Church’s most intellectually Irish descent. This vibrancy is breathing engaging spokesmen. life into the Church amid attacks from Robert Barron, the Chicago priest secular society, he added. IEC, Lent ‘soul- who has risen to the episcopacy after The Church exists to remind people stirring the Catholic faithful with that God is the only source of satisfaction, searching’ preps for his social-media preaching, said the and marginalizing it, the Word on Fire Bishop Robert Barron, Auxiliary Bishop of Los Angeles, California, gestures as he deep religiosity of Filipino Catholics host emphasized, would bring disaster May pools, A3 speaks about “The Eucharist: Celebration of the Paschal Mystery” at the IEC Pavilion is a powerful reminder of God in the to humanity. in Cebu City on Jan. 26, 2016. FR. REYNALDO JARANILLA, OAR increasingly secular West. Powerful, A7 ‘Gospel is about Cardinal Rosales: ‘Eucharist not just a task, but a mission’ moral order not CEBU City, Jan. 26, 2016 – The power of faith Lord Jesus,” explained the prelate. not hinder the faithful from utopia’ - Peruvian Do we keep the Eucharist to Yes, the Eucharist is the “Do the Eucharist, live the approaching the Eucharist. “It is ourselves? memorial of Christ’s saving Eucharist, release the Eucharist our sinfulness that brought us the Bishop, A3 This was the question, and sacrifice, just like the Passover from sheer celebration! And allow Jesus that we know today. It is challenge, posed by Gaudencio meal that commemorated the the Body and Blood of Jesus because we are sinful that we came Cardinal Rosales to pilgrims at escape of the Jews from slavery in you to roam the streets and to know Jesus,” Rosales said. the 51st International Eucharistic under the pharaohs of Egypt. byways, in jeepneys, tricycles and “Above all the passion and Congress (IEC). But Christ’s mandate to “Do this buses, stores and cafés, offices and the death of Jesus redeemed Delivering the homily for the in memory of me” goes beyond schools, in every dining table, in humankind from sin. If the triumph Mass on the third day of the repeating Christ’s last meal on homes where families engage in of Jesus over death, the harshest congress, Rosales, Archbishop earth, he said. dialogue,” he said. face of evil, were not true, then emeritus of Manila, reminded IEC “‘Do this in memory of me’ means all our confidence, all our faith participants that the Eucharist is that as often as one eats the Body World-changing in Christ is completely empty,” “not just a task, but a mission.” of Christ, he or she announces to “It could change the world.” he added. (Felipe Francisco / others the power of the faith of our Sinfulness, however, should CBCP News) A2 NEWS January 27, 2016 Vol. 20, No. 4 CBCP Monitor ‘No science-religion ‘IEC 1937 memory’: Pinoys still conflict’ – scientist at IEC CEBU City, Jan. 26, 2016 – A assertion that scientists like faithful, music lovers Filipina scientist representing her tend to deny the existence the Diocese of Iligan to the of a Supreme Being than most CEBU City, Jan. 26, 2016 has visited various countries 51st International Eucharistic people who are not. – One of the privileged and hasbeen told by his fellow Congress (IEC) in Cebu City She testified there are more few who attended the 33rd prelates that Filipinos form echoed on Monday what the non-scientists than scientists Intternational Eucharistic a significant portion of their Church knew all along: reason who are atheists. Congress (IEC) in Manila in faithful. and faith, science and religion Despite her training, the 1937, then a five-year old boy, “Ang Filipino ay kapit are not at odds. Iligan native fully subscribes Manila Archbishop Emeritus sa patalim, kapit sa Krus,” “There’s no conflict between to the teachings of the Church Gaudencio B. Cardinal (Filipinos are willing to hang science and religion,” stressed like the one on the Eucharist. Rosales said what the Jesuit on by their fingernails and Dr. Angelina Vacan, a physics historian and scholar Horacio hold on to the cross.) he said. researcher and university Catholic advantage V. dela Costa wrote during There are over 10 million professor in an interview “It’s good we are Catholics the late 1930s still holds true Filipino migrants worldwide. on the shuttle service to because we don’t only have the today: Filipinos have faith Waterfront Hotel where Bible. We have the saints and and love music. The Eucharist concurrent IEC sessions were the Tradition of the Church as In an interview with CBCP Referring to the 51st scheduled on Jan. 25. well. We can depend on them. News, the 83-year old prelate International Eucharistic For her, there is no point We have the sacraments. referred to what dela Costa Congress in this city, trying to contend the “truths” That’s why I appreciate my wrote about the Filipinos the prelate said it is an of science and those of being a Catholic. We have so being prayerful and music opportunity for the faithful religion, given that the two [much] to bank on,” she said. lovers. Filipino Catholics to remain assured of Jesus’ Manila Archbishop Emeritus Gaudencio Cardinal Rosales. DOMINIC BARRIOS have different concerns. According to Vacan, she across the country have presence at every Mass. was not always as faithful their own devotions to their imahen ay isang paraan ng faith. Rosales added scholars “The Eucharist is not just Science ain’t everything growing up although her favorite saints represented by panalangin (The Theology will never have measures for the priest’s prayer, but is “Science is only about father was a member of a icons and religious images in of Touch, the touching of people’s faith. the prayer of Jesus to his the physical world and Sacred Heart confraternity. their homes. images is a form of prayer),” Contrary to what some Father, where Christ brings the physical world is tiny It was after attending an he added. The prelate added people say that church our prayer to his Father,” compared to the entire reality. exhibit of Eucharistic miracles Theology of Touch this is further expressed in attendance has gone down explained Rosales. We cannot understand God in Florida that the 58-year old “While 80 to 90% of the how Filipinos value feasts. in metropolitan areas, the He went on to describe because we are finite. If we was finally convinced of the Filipinos may not have He also observed Filipinos former Archbishop of Manila the Eucharist as a “beautiful can understand God, then claims of Catholicism, and the received formal instructions in gatherings have guitars to said shopping malls, banks, sacrament” where Jesus He is no God,” she explained. ongoing IEC helps strengthen about faith, they are contented liven up occasions though offices, and even prisons Christ joins the people in “When you talk about religious her faith even more.
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