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Human Life International Pilipinas PRELIMINARY PROGRAM Day 2, April 29, 2017, Saturday HUMAN LIFE 07.00 - 08:00 am Breakfast (in-house guests only) Day 1, April 28, 2017/Friday 08.00 - 08:15 am Holy Rosary and Morning Prayers 07.00 - 09.00 am Registration and Check-in INTERNATIONAL 08.15 - 08.30 am Ice Breaker 09.00 - 12.00 pm Holy Sacrifice of the Mass 08.30 - 09.30 am Talk 4: “The Philippine Church Responding to the Current Main Celebrant & Homilist PILIPINAS Threats & Challenges to the Natural Family” - Rev. Fr. Eligeo Suico National Headquarters, 3/F Caritas Building By: H.E. Archbishop Gilbert A. Garcera, DD Padre Mariano Gomez Street, Cebu City Chair, CFL Archdiocese of Cebu 09.30 - 10.00 am Break Telephones: 032.2550136, 2532657 Opening Ceremony Email: [email protected] 10.00 - 11.00 am Talk 5: “Evangelium Vitae: Key to Attaining True - Entry of Colors PILIPINAS Freedom in the World” - National Anthem By: Fr. Shenan Boquet Opening Remarks 11.00 - 12.00 pm Talk 6: “Sex Education: Delusion and Destruction” - Rene Josef Bullecer, MD By: Dr. Ligaya A. Acosta Overall Conference Chairman 12.00 - 12.15 pm Open Forum Welcome Message 12.15 - 01.00 pm Lunch and message - H. E. Archbishop Jose S. Palma, DD By: H.E. Cardinal Ricardo Vidal Archbishop of Cebu Archbishop Emeritus of Cebu Special Presentations 01.00 - 01.15 pm Ice Breaker Message 1 (video) 01.15 - 02.15 pm Talk 7: “Understanding & Countering - H. E. Archbishop Vincenzo Paglia, DD the New Gender Ideology” President, Pontifical Academy for Life By: Rene Josef C. Bullecer, MD Vatican City 02.15 - 03.15 pm Talk 8: “Unmasking The New World Intermission/Presentations Order’s Biggest Anti-life Agenda” Message 2 By: Dr. Joseph Meaney - Rev. Fr. Shenan Boquet Director, HLI – International Coordination President, Human Life International LAY & LIFE ADVOCACY 03.15 - 03.45 pm Break and Open Forum Congress Directions/expectations 03.45 - 05.00 pm Holy Sacrifice of the Mass - Dr. Ligaya A. Acosta CONFERENCE Main Celebrant/Homilist Regional Director, HLI - ASIA/OCEANIA Bayfront Hotel, Kaohsiung Street, NRA, Cebu City By: Rev. Fr. Dario V. Cabral Presentation of Speakers and Delegates April 28-30, 2017 CFL Director – Diocese of Malolos - Dr Rene Josef C. Bullecer Day 3/April 30/Sunday Theme: Country Director, HLI – Pilipinas 06.30 - 07.30 am Breakfast (in-house guests only) 12.00 - 01.00 pm Break/Raffles of prizes “Defending the Natural Family. Hope of the Dying 07.30 - 08.30 am Talk 9: “Natural Family: Bedrock of Civilization” 01.00 - 01.10 pm Ice Breaker World” By: Dr. Ligaya A. Acosta 01.10 - 02.10 pm Talk 1: “2017 Updates On The Global Anti-Life Agenda” 0.830 - 09.20 am Talk 10: “Return to Man’s True Identity: The Core By: Dr Rene Josef C. Bullecer Of Our Urgent Pro-Life Work and Mission” Country Director, HLI – Pilipinas By: Rev. Fr. Shenan Boquet Registration Rate: P3, 000.00 / delegate 02.10 - 03.20 pm Talk 2: “Contraception & Abortion: Why Not?” 09.20 - 09.40 am Break/Open Forum Registration Rate after March 31, 2017: P3, 500.00 / delegate By: Dr. Ligaya A. Acosta 09.40 - 11.00 am Talk 11: “Wake Up Philippines” . Regional Director, HLI - ASIA/OCEANIA *For Inquiries, please contact: Speakers: 1. Former Senator Francisco “Kit” Tatad 03.20 - 03.45 pm Break CONFERENCE SECRETARIAT 2. Mayor Sally Lee, Sorsogon City 03.45 - 04.45 pm Talk 3: “The Source and Nature of Anti-Life Mentality” HLI Pilipinas Headquarters, 3/F Caritas Building, Padre Mariano 11:00 - 12:00 pm Holy Sacrifice of the Mass By: Dr. Brian Clowes Celebrant & Homilist Gomez Street Cebu City Director, HLI - Research and Training H.E. Bishop Precioso D. Cantillas, SBD, DD Tel. 032.2550136, 2532657, Mobile # 09189016815, 09193575762 04.45 - 05.00 pm Open Forum Visayas Vice Chairman – ECFL - CBCP Email: [email protected] 05.00 - 0.5.30 pm Evening Praise & Reflection 12.15 - 01.20 pm Closing Ceremony & Lunch/Raffles of Prizes H.E. Bishop Alberto S. Uy, DD Bishop of Tagbilaran END OF PROGRAM / START OF MISSION .
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