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                    [Title] => Black Nazarene procession ends ahead of projected 4 a.m. finish
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The Black Nazarene procession or “traslacion” ended early Sunday morning, two hours ahead of its 4 a.m. projected finish.

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                    [Title] => Three Kings a reminder to be giving
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As Christians celebrate the Feast of the Epiphany today, bishops reminded the faithful of the Three Kings who, apart from introducing Jesus Christ as the savior of humanity, taught the virtue of sharing, especially to the poor.
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                    [Title] => CBCP: Fewer young people going to Mass
                    [Summary] => Piety among the Filipino youth seems to be waning as fewer of them are attending Mass these days, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has observed.


Masbate Bishop Joel Baylon, chairman of the CBCP Commission on Youth, admitted yesterday that this concern on the re-evangelization of the youth is one of the more serious challenges the Catholic Church in the Philippines is facing.


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                    [Title] => More rains to come as ‘Simbang Gabi’ begins
                    [Summary] => Celebrate Christmas come rain, shine or economic difficulty — and be prepared with cold-weather gear and lots of cheer.


The first of the nine-day novena of Advent will be greeted not only with the wild flapping of roosters’ wings and cock-crows but also by the incessant rainfall brought about by three prevailing weather systems, according to the weather forecasts of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Service Administration (Pag-asa).


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                    [Title] => Church to check priests’ lifestyles
                    [Summary] => How are their morals holding up?


Amid allegations of impropriety, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) is set to conduct its own lifestyle check on priests.


However, the lifestyle check will focus on the clerics’ moral lifestyles rather than the more material matter of finances.


CBCP secretary general Hernando Coronel said yesterday that the "moral lifestyle check" is the inevitable offshoot of the protocol on sexual behavior they are set to complete by September. 


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                    [Title] => 85 Lakas congressmen nominate GMA for 2004
                    [Summary] => A group of administration lawmakers has nominated President Arroyo as the ruling Lakas-CMD party’s standard bearer for the May 2004 elections, party officials said yesterday. 


House Deputy Speaker Raul Gonzalez said that 85 congressmen have affixed their signatures to a letter urging the President to reconsider her decision not to seek a second term.
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                    [Title] => Sin retires in August; hunt on for successor
                    [Summary] => The search has begun for the successor of ailing Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin, who is set to retire on his 75th birthday on Aug. 30, a source in the Roman Catholic Church said.


The Apostolic Nuncio, the Vatican’s ambassador to the Philippines, has been conducting a "discreet" survey of potential candidates since November, the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.


It was not immediately known if there is already a short list of candidates to replace Sin.


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                    [Title] => 'Rock version' ng pasyon kinondena ng CBCP
                    [Summary] => Tahasang kinondena ng simbahang katoliko ang mga mamamayang magsasagawa ng pasyon na "rock version".


Ayon sa Catholic Bishop Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) nilalapastangan ng ilang grupo ang tradisyunal na pasyon.


Sinabi ni Msgr. Hernando Coronel, secretary general ng CBCP na pambabastos ang ginagawang pag-iiba ng tono ng ilang grupo habang nagpapasyon.


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                    [Title] => Church urges ‘prayer power’ vs gambling
                    [Summary] => When all things fail, prayer is the only and most powerful option.


With this in mind, the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) called yesterday for "prayer power" for the elimination of illegal gambling in the country.


Msgr. Hernando Coronel, CBCP secretary-general, said the Catholic Church has undertaken many initiatives and it seems prayer is the only way left for Catholics to fight illegal gambling.


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                    [Title] => Bishops make own move vs gambling
                    [Summary] => The Roman Catholic Church will take a more active role to help the government curb jueteng and other forms of illegal gambling, a Church official said yesterday.


Meanwhile, Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. was reportedly disappointed with the results of the police’s anti-jueteng drive, according to a police official, and has ordered the PNP’s Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) to step up the campaign.


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HERNANDO CORONEL

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Masbate Bishop Joel Baylon, chairman of the CBCP Commission on Youth, admitted yesterday that this concern on the re-evangelization of the youth is one of the more serious challenges the Catholic Church in the Philippines is facing.


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However, the lifestyle check will focus on the clerics’ moral lifestyles rather than the more material matter of finances.


CBCP secretary general Hernando Coronel said yesterday that the "moral lifestyle check" is the inevitable offshoot of the protocol on sexual behavior they are set to complete by September. 


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House Deputy Speaker Raul Gonzalez said that 85 congressmen have affixed their signatures to a letter urging the President to reconsider her decision not to seek a second term.
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The Apostolic Nuncio, the Vatican’s ambassador to the Philippines, has been conducting a "discreet" survey of potential candidates since November, the source said, speaking on condition of anonymity.


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Ayon sa Catholic Bishop Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) nilalapastangan ng ilang grupo ang tradisyunal na pasyon.


Sinabi ni Msgr. Hernando Coronel, secretary general ng CBCP na pambabastos ang ginagawang pag-iiba ng tono ng ilang grupo habang nagpapasyon.


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Msgr. Hernando Coronel, CBCP secretary-general, said the Catholic Church has undertaken many initiatives and it seems prayer is the only way left for Catholics to fight illegal gambling.


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Meanwhile, Philippine National Police chief Director General Hermogenes Ebdane Jr. was reportedly disappointed with the results of the police’s anti-jueteng drive, according to a police official, and has ordered the PNP’s Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) to step up the campaign.


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