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The Catholic Church in the Philippines has been experiencing a shortage of priests, as fewer young men enter seminaries. Add to that the fact that many members of the Filipino clergy are often asked to serve in foreign churches, which only remain open to serve the spiritual needs of overseas Filipinos.


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He pointed out that the adoption of five more mysteries to the praying of rosary as ordered by Pope John Paul recently is not actually new but a very old Catholic tradition.


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CAVITE BISHOP LUIS ANTONIO TAGLE

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After OFWs, RP exports priests

By Jose Aravilla | July 8, 2004 - 12:00am

After exporting laborers to the Middle East in the 1970s, the Philippines next sent out caregivers, househelp, teachers, skilled professionals and doctors. Now the country is exporting priests and nuns. The Catholic...

News Commentary

Catholics to pray Holy Rosary with 150 mysteries

November 4, 2002 - 12:00am

Devout Catholics may soon find praying the rosary to be difficult as the Catholic Church gradually returns to old religious practices. Cavite Bishop Luis Antonio Tagle disclosed yesterday that the Catholic Church...

Nation