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CTK Parish Newsletter 2018-2.Pages THE HERALD Newsletter of Christ the King Parish Greenmeadows Avenue, Quezon City (Diocese of Cubao, Philippines) april-June 2018 CTK Bids Goodbye to Fr. Bong Tupino . and Welcomes Fr. Bong Tupino was given a rousing Formation Center second Cloor, the New Parish Priest despedida dinner by parish volunteers Parish Pastoral Council had to limit the Fr. Steve Zabala last June 8, after the 6 pm mass. Given number of attendees per mandated the maximum capacity at the Parish Fr. Steve Zabala, organization, prayer movement, ministry the incoming and village-BEC. parish priest of Fr. Bong had also been feted in separate Christ the King despedidas by various mandated Parish Greenmeadows, organizations, prayer communities, as held his irst well as village BECs. Acropolis for oficial mass last example, celebrated with Fr. Bong after he ofCiciated at their village mass last June 17 at 9 am. Sunday, June 3. The Lectors and This irst mass was followed by a bienvenida breakfast with parishioners Commentators gave their despedida- as part of the Coffee After Church, or lunch for Fr. Bong right after their LeCom CAC, at the Parish Social Hall. General Assembly last June 9 from 10 am to 12 noon. The day before, June 16, Saturday, at the June PPC meeting, all the PPC members - At the Parish Social Hall, the PPC- PPC ofCicers, ministry heads, mandated organized farewell began with emcees organization heads, prayer movement Bing and Elise del Rosario requesting Fr. Bong to say the special grace before the heads, village coordinators - introduced despedida meal. Fely Ong, head of the themselves to Fr. Steve, with some of the groups submitting written reports organizing committee that included containing plans, objectives, and Maan del Rosario, Eileen de Leon, Irene achievements for his later perusal. And Robles, Alma Yeh and Sheryl Coronel, had set up three buffet lines to minimize the even much earlier, last May 18, a Friday, Queue times. Fr. Steve met with Fr. Bong and the parish continued on page 25 continued on page 4 New Parish Assignments Announced at Maundy The Apostolic Vicariate What’s Inside Thursday Chrism Mass of Puerto Princesa is ‣ Fr. Bong's Thanksgiving Message May Outreach Sunday ‣ CTK Hosts May 22nd OLPH Vicariate Assembly At the Maundy Thursday Chrism Mass at ‣ Parishioners Crowd Palm Sunday Rites Beneficiary Good Friday Procession of the Holy Internment the Immaculate Conception Cathedral in ‣ ‣ Three New Images for Santo EnLerro Lantana, Cubao, oficiated by Bishop ‣ Solemn Easter Vigil and Salubong Honesto F. Ongtioco DD and attended by ‣ Lenten RecollecLon for Kasambahays Held all the Cubao Diocese parish priests, it ‣ Kumpisalang Bayan was formally announced that Fr. Bong ‣ Fr. Parilla Leads Parish Lenten RecollecLon Tupino will be formally reassigned to the ‣ Bishop Raul Guides CFC, LSS RecollecLons ‣ Holy Thursday Vigil at the Altar of Repose Parish of Holy SacriCice, at UP Diliman. ‣ Diocese InstrucLon to Stand ‣ Fr. Bong and Media Ministry Thank Mila San Juan Bishop Ongtioco also announced that Fr. ‣ Fr. Bong Celebrates 25th Sacerdotal Anniversary Steve Zabala, coming from the Lord of ‣ Sunrise Ministry’s Remembering Not to Forget Divine Mercy Parish in Sikatuna Village, ‣ New Altar Servers The Apostolic Vicariate of Puerto ‣ A Discussion on ParenLng Styles was taking over as parish priest of Christ Princesa was the beneCiciary of CTK’s ‣ Greeters & Collectors Ministry’s FormaLon Talk the King Parish Greenmeadows. Outreach Sunday for May. Last May 20, ‣ CTK Gives Parish Mothers a Special Blessing Rev. Fr. Eugene S. Elivera, representing ‣ Youth PREX Garners New Graduates the Vicar Apostolic of the Puerto ‣ Renovated AdoraLon Chapel is Reopened Princesa Vicariate, Bishop Socrates C. ‣ Flores de Mayo Masses at CTK Mesiona, appealed to CTK parishioners ‣ CTK Offers May Catechism Classes for Libis Kids for support of the priest retirement ‣ Public Affairs Ministry Links Up With PPCRV ‣ New Children’s Choir Sings on 4th Sundays home project of the Puerto Princesa ‣ LOC’s Livelihood and Feeding Programs Vicariate. His call for inancial help was ‣ Buklod ng Panginoon’s Outreach AcLviLes made during all the weekend masses on ‣ More Coffee AZer Church the third Sunday of May. In CTK, all third ‣ Fr. Steve Zabala Interviewed by inquirer.net Sundays of the month are designated as ‣ Casa de Silencio Project Moves Along Outreach Sunday. ‣ Book Launch by Rudy Ibañez Message From Parish Priest FR. BONG’S THANKSGIVING MESSAGE Our ON HIS 25th ANNIVERSARY IN THE PRIESTHOOD Manila Cathedral, 9 April 2018 Mary said, ‘I am the handmaid of the Lord. Be it done to me according Good evening brothers and sisters! to your word.’ From the bottom of my heart, I wish to thank all of you who have Pagtitiwala. Pananalig. Pagsuko sa pangako at katapatan ng come this evening to join me in offering my thanksgiving to God as I Diyos. Ito ang patuloy na tawag at hamon. celebrate my 25th year in the priesthood. Allow me to thank the Bishops and Priests who have concelebrated In February 1993, after my Comprehensive with me this evening - the Archbishop of Manila, Luis Antonio Exams at the Loyola School of Theology, Cardinal Tagle; the Bishop of Novaliches, Most Rev. Antonio Tobias; His Eminence Jaime Cardinal Sin, then the the Bishop Emeritus of Novaliches, Most Rev. Teodoro Bacani; Archbishop of Manila, approved my Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of Cebu, Most Rev. Antonio Rañola; the application for ordination and asked me, Bishop of Naval and our homilist, Most Rev. Rex Ramirez; the Rector of together with my classmates who were Manila Cathedral & Chancellor of the Archdiocese of Manila, and Fr. also from the Archdiocese, Fr Jun de Reggie Malicdem. Peralta and Fr Lito Jopson, to choose the date of our ordination. We unanimously The Priests celebrating also their 25th Anniversary this year - Fr. Mike chose March 25, the Solemnity of the Veneracion (Cabanatuan); Fr. Jovic Lobrigo (Legazpi); Fr. Joel Ruyeras Annunciation. But since Cardinal Sin was (Tagbilaran); Fr. Lito Jopson (Pasig); Fr. Romy Ponte (San Pablo); Fr. Michel Joe Zerrudo (Cubao); Fr. Carlomagno Marcelo (Manila). scheduled to go to Rome that time and Fr. Bong Tupino III would return only on the 26th, he promised The Priests Formators and Alumni of San Jose Seminary, San Carlos us that he would ordain us the following day, the 27th of March. While Seminary, and Our Lady of Guadalupe Minor Seminary; the Priests in Rome, however, he got sick and manifested signs of chickenpox. He Professors of Loyola School of Theology; the Priests from the different immediately returned to Manila; and, Msgr. Soc Villegas, now the Religious Congregations - the Society of Jesus; the Augustinian Archbishop of Lingayen-Dagupan, informed us that Cardinal Sin Recollects; the Order of Carmelite Discalced; the Maryknoll would not be the one to ordain us. In his stead, Archbishop Gian Missionaries; and the Priests from the Prelature of Opus Dei; our Vincenzo Moreni, then the Nuncio to the Philippines, had offered to Priest-Friends from the other Dioceses - Antipolo, Bayombong, ordain us. I wish to thank Cardinal Sin and Archbishop Moreni. May Caloocan, Malolos, Manila, Parañaque and Pasig. Most especially I they both rest in peace! wish to thank my brother priests from the Diocese of Cubao. Twenty-ive years ago, in this very place, I was ordained to the Allow me to thank also the Parishioners from my former Parish priesthood. Today I return, bearing the fruit of the 25 years of priestly Assignments - Parish of the Lord of Divine Mercy, Sikatuna Village, QC; ministry and imploring the Lord to accept my thanksgiving and my Our Lady of Peace Parish; Fourth Estate Subdivision, Parañaque; San desire to renew my priestly promises. Isidro Labrador Parish; Philand Subdivision, Tandang Sora, QC; Hearts When I celebrated my 24th anniversary last year, I wrote my Bishop of Jesus & Mary Parish, West Triangle, QC; Our Lady of Pentecost, about my desire to return to this place today on this Solemnity of the Loyola Heights, QC. Annunciation to express my gratitude to the Local Church of Manila And most especially my Present Parish Community of Christ the King, whom I have served for 10 years before the establishment in 2003 of Greenmeadows. Our Parishioners from - Greenmeadows Subdivision; our Diocese of Cubao. Thank you Bishop Ness for allowing me to Acropolis Village; White Plains Subdivision; Corinthian Hills celebrate my anniversary here and for accepting my renewal. Subdivision; Corinthian Gardens & Arcadia; St Ignatius Village & Le I was born and raised in Paco, Manila, in the humble parish of Our Maison; The Enclave & Ivory Court; Poveda & Robinson’s Residences; Lady of Peñafrancia de Manila. My parish priest then, Fr Vicente and Barangay Libis. Coronel, came to our house one evening to anoint my dying My special thanks to the Preparation Committee and our Liturgical grandmother who used to bring me to our parish church. When he Ministers - Bro. Mark Purugganan; Ms. Nerisse Lazaro; Ms Leila saw me, he turned to me and said, ‘Ikaw, magpapari ka!’ He did not Banico, our Commentator; Seminarians RJ Demol & Kenneth Parsad,; ask me if I wanted to be a priest; it was like a prophetic word, Ms Jocas de Leon & Nikki Lazaro; our Readers & Psalmists; Ms Betsy compelling and disturbing, difCicult to ignore! That year I volunteered Tenchavez & the Mother Butler MIssion; Seminarians of San Jose to serve in the parish as an altar server and my parish priest did not Seminary; our Altar Servers; and Chorus Paulinus, our Choir. stop motivating me until I decided to enter the seminary. The rest is history. I am deeply grateful to our benefactors who have signiCicantly helped me to prepare this celebration. They do not want their names to be Twenty Cive years ago, here in this place, I received my Cirst mentioned but their names are surely written in heaven! assignment: Parochial Vicar of the newly established Parish of the Lord of Divine Mercy in Sikatuna Village which, at this very moment, Finally, I want to thank my family, my siblings and relatives, who are is also celebrating its 25th Anniversary.
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