MANILA, Philippines — Bishop Broderick Pabillo, apostolic administrator of the Manila archdiocese, is only expressing his religious right and not defying government rules when he instructed that the Archdiocese of Manila will hold religious services with 10 percent of its churches’ capacity starting Wednesday, March 24.
This was the sentiment of an official of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines on Wednesday, saying that Pabillo is not encouraging people to go to Church.
CBCP Public Affairs Committee executive secretary Fr. Jerome Secillano said Church officials met with Pabillo on Tuesday night where he explained that he was only expressing a religious right seei…
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