MANILA, Philippines — The Archdiocese of Manila will hold religious services with 10 percent of its churches’ capacity starting Wednesday, March 24, in defiance of guidelines of the national government prohibiting mass gatherings during the general community quarantine (GCQ) in Metro Manila and nearby provinces.
In his pastoral instruction on Tuesday, Bishop Broderick Pabillo, apostolic administrator of the Manila archdiocese, said they will not hold religious activities outside its churches during the observance of the Holy Week.
“But within our churches starting March 24, we will have our religious worship within 10% of our maximum church capacity. Let the worshippers be sp…
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