Divine Mercy Novena
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Jesus asked that the Feast of the Divine Mercy be preceded by a Novena to
the Divine Mercy which would begin on Good Friday. He gave St. Faustina an
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Big_Brother said... Hey Catholic Defender you think you pagans dont have logos either.. of course its easy for you to assume such nonsence about our logo why dont you attend our bible study and you can learn more about it before you go on thinking you know what you are talking about...what incororation do we have.. look at you pagans your pagain faith controls all the buisnesses in the philippines we dont have any corparate buisness we are all self supporting but you all are like corrupt gangsters March 29, 2011 1:21 PM |
IGLESIA NI CRISTO 12 October 2010 HON. ROGELIO J. ESPINA, M.D. Chairman Committee on Population and Family Relations House of Representatives Republic of the Philippines Dear Congressman Espina, We would like to thank the Committee on Population and Family Relations for requesting our position concerning the Bills of Reproductive Health. We are all well aware of the dire situation of our country caused by overpopulation. Many of society’s worsening ills—from homeless families starving in miserable conditions and children not in school but instead begging day and night in nearly every major street to the rapidly spreading problems with drug abuse and rising crime rates—can be traced to families growing so large that an increasing number of parents cannot provide the most basic human needs to their families. We consider it commendable that our lawmakers care enough for our fellow Filipinos that they are doing what they can do to alleviate the hardships so many of our countrymen are facing. IN what they propose, they can bring about not only an economic good for our countrymen but also a moral one. We are ready to support the Bills on Reproductive Health as long as there would be no immoral elements in them. What are the moral aspects of the proposed bills that we support? We believe that it is moral imperative for parents to watch over all their children and provide them with food, shelter, and clothing, as well as proper education and religious and moral training. Hence, parents todayhave (sic) a moral obligation to plan the number of their children and keep it under control. The Bible states that a parent who does not provide for the needs of his own household is worse than an unbeliever (I Tim. 5:8). Since modern methods of contraception—by preventing married couples from having any unplanned pregnancies—assist in supporting this Christian principle, we support their use as long as these methods are empirically not abortifacient. Abortion and the use of abortifacients involve the taking of life, which God explicitly forbids (Exod. 20:13). We do not support the natural family planning method and all its variants. These so-called birth control methods depend upon abstinence on the part of the married couple when the woman is fertile but allows marital relations only when she is not. These methods are not only unnatural and ineffective but they also are immoral, since they contradict the commandment that God has given to married couples. The Bible instructs married couples not to deprive one another of intimate marital relations for long, extended periods of time; further, any abstinence at all for a married couple is supposed to be with the mutual consent of husband and wife and not for the purpose of preventing pregnancies (I Cor. 7:3-5). We appreciate the Committee’s gesture of soliciting our stand on this timely yet controversial issue. Very truly yours, (sgd) EDUARDO V. MANALO Executive Minister |
Comments extracted from Pagkain ng dugo, bawal ba? oh,,, kawawa naman Po kAyo.. ako po ay isang INC and PROUD TO BE INC... Bawal kami Kumain ng dUgo dahil marumi ito. Bukod pa dito ito ang ginamit ni Hesus Upang tuBusin tayo tapoz kakainin neo lang... Gosh... March 27, 2011 2:37 PM |
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February 5, 2010 from readmeinc(dot)blogspot(dot)com, INC MEMBER.A catholic defender that contradicts himselfOn a catholic defender blog, he tackles my post about the Rosary. He said that I am quoting articles from other faith that contradicts my belief. It is a childish thing to think that because I quote an article from other faith, means that I am supporting also their whole beliefs. RIGHT? 1 is not equals to 100, remember that Mr. Catholicdefender2000! In his post entitled “An Iglesia Ni Cristo member quoting anti-catholic articles which believes Christ is God ” He said these: |
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July 30, 2009The name of the "CHURCH" that was established by Christ
Oh, I didn't realized that the official name of the Catholic Church was in Spanish-tagalog accent (lol) "Iglesia (small letter) katolika apostolika romana". I wish to see where you get all those information.
Well, lets find it out what is really the name of the church that is founded by Jesus Christ by looking up to the bible. First, what did Jesus said to his church? Wow this is exciting. I just want to know what Jesus Christ said about his Church. Thanks for opening up this topic Mr. Readme Iglesia ni
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Muslims praying occupying the streets of London and Paris Source: 4freedom |
A crucifix hangs in a school classroom in Rome (CNS photo/Reuters) |
Iloilo Rep. Niel Tupaz Jr. (Photo Source: PolWatch) |
The three former Anglican bishops at their ordination to the priesthood in January (Mazur/catholicchurch.org.uk |
Shaheen Bibi and her father Manna Masih. |
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People participate in the Rite of Election in the Westminster cathedral. Credit: Mazur |
Patriarch Bechara Rai. Credit: Bkerke.org |
Iglesia ni Cristo of FYManalo 1914 (translated to German) |
Dinuguan, isang paboritong pagkain ng mga Pilipino gawa sa laman at dugo ng baboy. |