Bishop calls on faithful to 'keep the faith amid the pandemic & natural disasters'

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Dumaguete Bishop Julito Cortes has called on the faithful to keep the faith and to continue to pray and thank God for His blessings amid the pandemic and the destruction caused by natural disasters.

In his message for the feast of the Santo Nino Sunday, January 16, the bishop assured the faithful that all these trials will end in God’s time.

“Our unity and compassion towards each other is a sign of our oneness with God. One day, we will rise above these adversities,” the Church leader said. Bishop Cortes said, ten parishes under the Diocese of Dumaguete in Negros Oriental were severely affected by typhoon Odette. Caritas Manila, the social action arm of the Archdiocese of Manila, has already sent P1.5 million in cash assistance to the diocese.

 

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