Sacramental Records Policies and Procedures - Book Layout
Sacramental Records Policies and Procedures - Book Layout
NOVALICHES
Foreword ….. 2
Formularies
Parish Directory
Clergy Directory
Acknowledgements
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FOREWORD
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Chapter 1
Partial Changes and
Full Reconstructions of
Parish Records
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Partial Changes and Full
Reconstructions of Parish Records
Corrections by way of erasures, either by the use of wipeout or by striking out words
and writing over again, even if accompanied with an initial of the Pastor to
authenticate the correction, are never allowed. Such an act would put into question
the validity of that document.
Canon 1542 states: “If documents are shown to have been erased, amended, falsified,
or otherwise tampered with, it is for the judge to evaluate to what extent, if any, they
are to be given credence.”
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Step 5: A written Decree will be issued by the Chancery authorizing the
Parish Priest to grant the request to correct or reconstruct the
parish record.
Step 6: The Parish will then issue the petitioner a new and corrected
baptismal, confirmation, or marriage certificate.
Other Matters:
• A Notation should be recorded in the observanda column of the Canonical
Book indicating the Decree number and date.
• Only the persons concerned or their parents may apply for Partial Changes
or Full Reconstruction of parish records. Other representative is required
to submit an Authorization Letter or a Special Power of Attorney if the
petitioner is in the province or abroad.
• All the required documents including the Decree issued by the Chancery
are valid only for six (6) months from the date of issuance.
• If the parish will be the one to transact with the Chancery, the parish will
be the one to charge the petitioner P100 for the transaction. If the
petitioner or his/her parents or authorized representatives will be the one
to transact with the chancery, the Chancery will be the one who will charge
the petitioner P100. No fees are to be collected anymore for the Request
and Affidavit (Circular 2004-24).
• Certified true copy of newly issued Certificate of Live Birth from the Local
Civil Registrar’s Office or Philippine Statistics Office (PSA) Copy of the
Certificate of Live Birth.
• If the data to be corrected is about the parents, a Certified true copy of
newly issued Parent’s Marriage Contract from the Local Civil Registrar’s
Office or Philippine Statistics Office (PSA) Copy of the Parent’s Marriage
Contract.
• Other possible documents required, depending on the individual cases:
o Form 137, High School Records, or Transcript of Records
o SSS (E-1 or E-4) or GSIS Membership Form
o Certified true copy of Hospital Records or Lying in Clinic Records
Adoption Cases:
• Certified true copy of the Court’s Declaration on the Adoption.
• Certified true copy of Finality
• Un-amended Certificate of Live Birth.
• Amended Certificate of Live Birth.
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C. Checklist of Requirements for Full Reconstruction of Baptismal,
Confirmation, and Marriage Records
• Certified true copy of newly issued Certificate of Live Birth from the Local
Civil Registrar’s Office or Philippine Statistics Office (PSA) Copy of the
Certificate of Live Birth.
• Certified true copy of newly issued Parent’s Marriage Contract from the
Local Civil Registrar’s Office or PSA Copy of the Parent’s Marriage
Contract.
• Baptismal Certificate (for Full Reconstruction of Confirmation Records).
• Baptismal Certificate of the Bride and Groom (for Full Reconstruction of
Marriage Records).
For Cases Without Birth Certificate
• Certificate of “No Record” from the Philippine Statistics Office (PSA).
For Late Registry of Birth Certificate
• Certified true copy of Hospital Records or Lying in Clinic Records.
• Supporting documents:
o Memorandum of Baptism or Confirmation.
o Pictures taken during the Baptism, Confirmation, or Marriage.
o Confirmation Certificate.
o Official receipt issued by the Parish.
o Old Marriage Contract (Full reconstruction of Marriage Records).
o Wedding Invitation (Full Reconstruction of Marriage Records).
When No Proof is Available
• Notarized Affidavits with details of the Baptism or Confirmation of the
person; Affidavits executed by (2) parents (b) witness/sponsor.
• Notarized Affidavit with details of the Marriage; Affidavits executed by (a)
the bride and groom (b) witnesses.
• Picture taken during the Baptism, Confirmation, or Marriage.
• Certificate of “No Record” of Baptism, Confirmation, or Marriage from
nearby Parishes.
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Chapter 2
Marriage
Requirements,
Clearances, and
Dispensation
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Marriage Requirements, Clearances,
and Dispensation
A. Requirements (If both parties are single or those who have never contracted
marriage in any form before)
The interview shall always precede the publication of the banns and shall
take place early enough so that the banns can be published without
dispensation and in order to avoid future embarrassment if an
impediment to the wedding is discovered during the publication of the
banns (CBCP Updated Complimentary Norms to the Code of Canon Law
regarding Canon 1067, Pre-Nuptial Investigation, No. 6).
The CBCP has issued complementary norms on how the banns are to be
carried out (CBCP Updated Complimentary Norms to the Code of Canon
law regarding Canon 1067, Pre-Nuptial Investigation, Nos. 17-26):
o Banns of marriage shall be announced orally or in print to the faithful
for three (3) consecutive Sundays, or Holy Days of Obligation, or on
other days where there is a great convergence of the faithful.
o The local Ordinary may also allow the posting of the banns at the door
or in the bulletin of the Church, for a period during which there are
three (3) Sundays or Holy Days of Obligation, or other days where
there is a great convergence of the faithful.
o The banns shall be announced in the proper parish of each of the
contracting parties where they are better known according to the
judgment of the priest who is conducting the investigation.
o Publication of the banns shall also be done in other parish or parishes
where there exists a reasonable suspicion that either or both parties
might have incurred a matrimonial diriment impediment.
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o The parish priests of the aforesaid parties are earnestly requested to
cooperate with the parish priest who conducts the pre-nuptial
interview by carrying-out, at the latter's request, the publications of
the banns and by sending to him the results in due time.
o When the parishes where the interview or the publication of the
banns are to be done belong to different dioceses, the request to
perform them as well as the transmission of the information already
obtained shall be coursed through the diocesan curia of the parish
where the banns are to be published.
o There shall always be a period of at least two (2) days between the
last publications of the banns and the celebration of marriage.
o If there remains a strong doubt or suspicion about the existence of an
impediment, after the personal interview and the publication of the
banns, the priest concerned shall investigate more accurately, by
asking even under oath, at least two trustworthy witnesses, unless the
suspicion is about an impediment which might cause loss of good
name to the parties, and if necessary, the parties themselves.
o When the priest judges that the doubt or suspicion still persists in
spite of the new investigation, he shall consult the local Ordinary,
before assisting at the marriage.
o When a diriment impediment, which is certain, is discovered:
▪ The priest concerned shall continue the publication of the
banns if the impediment is occult and, without mentioning the
names of the parties, refer the case to the local Ordinary who
may refer the same to the Holy See, if the case so requires;
▪ The priest concerned shall not proceed with the banns until
the impediment is dispensed, if the impediment is public and
is discovered before the publications of the banns; if such
impediment is discovered after the first or second publication,
the priest shall finish the publication and bring the case to the
local Ordinary.
• Baptismal Certificate
o For the Catholic Party: A new Baptismal Certificate with a
Notation indicating “For Marriage Purposes” must be obtained for
the parish where the baptism was held and is valid for six (6) months
prior to the wedding date.
▪ When an applicant for marriage claims he/she is already
baptized but cannot obtain the baptismal certificate, a sworn
statement of witnesses according to Canon 876 will suffice,
provided that a “Certificate of No Record of Baptism” is
obtained from the possible parishes where the baptism
happened.
▪ The provision of the Canon regarding “conditional baptism”
can also be used (Canon 869, §1-§3):
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§2. Those baptized in a non-Catholic ecclesial community
must not be baptized conditionally unless, after an
examination of the matter and the form of the words used in
the conferral of baptism and a consideration of the intention
of the baptized adult and the minister of the baptism, a
serious reason exists to doubt the validity of the baptism.
• Confirmation Certificate
• For the Baptized Catholic, a new Confirmation Certificate with a
Notation indicating “For Marriage Purposes” must be obtained from
the parish where the confirmation was held and is valid for six (6)
months prior to the wedding date.
• For Baptized Catholics preparing for marriage who have not yet
received the Sacrament of Confirmation, faculty to administer the
Sacrament of Confirmation is granted to all parish priests where the
wedding is to take place as Canon 884, § 2 allows. This faculty cannot
be delegated to any other priest (Circular 2006-34).
• Marriage License
o In accordance with Canon 1071 §1 no. 2, without permission of the
Local Ordinary, no canonical wedding may be celebrated without
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marriage license, or marriage contract if civilly married, in order not
to deprive the spouses of the civil effects of the marriage.
o There has been a common practice whereby a priest or a deacon,
without the official authorization from the civil government, is asked
or allowed to solemnize a wedding. Then, to have the semblance of
legality, the parish priest signs the marriage contract. This practice is
illegal and dangerous, particularly involving those marriages of
couples who have no civil marriage prior to the church wedding. This
practice must cease immediately (Circular 2005-17).
• If Widowed
• A certified true and photo copy of the Death Certificate of the
deceased spouse.
• Permission
o Marriage Outside the Parish Church
▪ Canon 1115 states that “Marriages are to be celebrated in the
parish in which either of the contracting parties has a domicile
or a quasi-domicile or a month’s residence.” With the
permission of the proper Ordinary or the proper parish priest,
marriages may be celebrated elsewhere.
▪ A marriage between Catholics or between a Catholic party and
a baptized non-Catholic is to be celebrated in the parish
church (Canon 1118 §1). Permission is required if the marriage
is to be celebrated in another church or oratory.
▪ If a marriage between Catholics or between a Catholic party
and a baptized non-Catholic or between a Catholic party and
unbaptized party is to be celebrated in another suitable place
other than a church or oratory, like in a garden or event’s
place, they must first seek in writing the permission of the
bishop, properly endorsed by the parish priest of the place
where the marriage is to take place, indicating therein the
reasons (Canon 1118 §2, §3).
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▪No date of marriage is to be scheduled until the written
permission of the bishop is obtained by the contracting
parties.
o Mixed Marriage
▪ Canon 1124 stipulated that mixed marriages are prohibited
“without the expressed permission of the competent authority
(Local Ordinary).”
▪ The couple is to appear together at the Chancery so that, as
required by Canon 1125 §3, both can be “instructed about the
purposes and essential properties of marriage.”
▪ Once a mixed marriage is celebrated, it shall be registered in
the book of marriage, in the usual manner as provided for in
Canon 1121 §3. Likewise, the minister of the non-Catholic
spouse shall be informed regarding the contracted marriage
by the priest who solemnized the wedding or in whose
territory the wedding was celebrated.
o Minor
▪ Clearance from the Chancery is needed if one or both of the
contracting party is below twenty-one (21) years old (20 years
old and 11 months below) (Circular 2003-19).
▪ Clearance is issued by the Chancery after an interview between
the couple together with the parents or guardians of the minor
or the party who is below twenty-one (21) years old.
• Dispensation
• Disparity of Cult: The provisions on mixed marriages are also to
be applied when dealing with the impediment of disparity of cult.
• Canonical Form: In the context of mixed marriages, the Code
states that “if there are grave difficulties in the way observing the
canonical from, the Local Ordinary of the Catholic party has the right
to dispense from it in individual cases, having however consulted the
Ordinary of the place of the celebration of marriage; for validity,
however, some public form of celebration is required. It is for the
Bishop’s Conference to establish norms whereby this dispensation
may be granted in a uniform manner” (Canon 1127 §2).
The CBCP has established the serious difficulties that may warrant
dispensation from the canonical form in mixed marriages (CBCP
Updated Complimentary Norms to the Code of Canon Law regarding
Canon 1127 §2, Dispensation of the Canonical Form in Mixed
Marriage, No. 1):
▪ The following are considered grave and serious difficulties
that warrant dispensation from the canonical form of
marriage, as provided in Canon 1127 §2:
Absolute refusal of the non-Catholic party;
Strong opposition of most of the close relatives of the
non-Catholic party;
Danger to the good relationship of the parties;
Serious economic damage to the party;
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Grave conflict of the conscience of the non-Catholic
party.
• Marriage Banns: Dispensation of Marriage Banns can be issued in
the following circumstances (Circular 2011-18):
▪ The Parish Priests may dispense couples, personally prepared
by them, from one (1) Sunday Bann only, provided that there
is just reason for doing so;
▪ The Vicar Forane may dispense couples having their weddings
in the parishes for two (2) Sunday Banns only, provided that
it is properly recommended by the Parish Priest mentioning
the just reason for doing so;
▪ Only the Bishop or his delegate may dispense couples from
three (3) Sunday Banns. It follows that there must be serious
reason for the dispensation, and the Parish Priest
recommends it to the bishop.
▪ P100 will be charged for each Sunday dispensed (Circular
2004-24). The one to collect the amount will be the one who
issued the dispensation.
• Clearance
o Pregnant
▪ In the Diocese of Novaliches, a pregnant bride, even on her
first trimester (last day of period up to 12 weeks), should seek
clearance from the chancery.
▪ Clearance is issued by the Chancery after an interview between
the couple.
D. Secret Marriage
• For a grave and urgent reason, the local Ordinary may permit that a
marriage be celebrated in secret (Canon 1130).
• Permission to celebrate a marriage in secret involves:
o that the investigations to be made before the marriage are carried out
in secret;
o that the secret in regard to the marriage which has been celebrated is
observed by the local Ordinary, by whoever assists, by the witnesses
and by the spouses.
• A marriage celebrated in secret is to be recorded only in a special register
which is to be kept in the secret archive of the curia (Canon 1133).
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• Procedure:
o The Parish Priest writes the bishop to ask permission to celebrate
marriage in secret, stating the reasons why together with the
accomplished pre-nuptial investigation and other requirements;
o The bishop, after examining evidence, writes a reply to the Parish
Priest with the instructions on how to go about the celebration of
marriage in secret.
E. Checklist/Summary of Requirements
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o Canonical Interview
o Marriage License
o Affidavit of Freedom to Marry
o Clearance from the Chancery
o Permission from the Chancery (Mixed Marriage)
o Dispensation from the Chancery (Disparity of Cult)
o Certificate of Freedom to Marry from the Embassy or Country of
Origin
• If Civilly Married
• Certified true and photo copy of the Certificate of Marriage
• If Divorced or Annulled
o Original and photo copy of the Formal Written Declaration that the
previous marriage is Null and Void from the beginning, by a
competent Catholic Marriage Tribunal.
o Original and photo copy of the Decree of the Divorce.
o Original and photo copy of the Civil Annulment Decision with
Certificate of Finality.
o Certified true and photo copy of the previous Certificate of Marriage
• If Widowed
• A certified true and photo copy of the Death Certificate of the
deceased spouse.
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Chapter 3
Baptism
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Baptism
Canon 96 states that “By baptism one is incorporated into the Church of Christ and
constituted a person in it, with the duties and the rights which, in accordance with
one’s status, are proper to Christians, in so far as they are in ecclesiastical communion
and unless a lawfully issued sanction intervenes.”
A person who has not received baptism cannot validly be admitted to the other
sacraments (Canon 842 §1).
Because they imprint a character, the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and order
cannot be repeated (Canon 845 §1).
A. Persons to be Baptized
• The provisions of the canons on adult baptism apply to all those who, being
no longer infants, have reached the use of reason (Canon 852 §1).
• The Canon puts the age of reason or determines that a child reached the use
of reason at seven (7) years old:
“Merely ecclesiastical laws bind those who were baptized in the catholic
Church or received into it, and who have a sufficient use of reason and,
unless the law expressly provides otherwise, who have completed their
seventh (7th) year of age.” (Canon 11)
B. Place of Baptism
• Canon 857 §1 states that apart from a case of necessity, “the proper place
for baptism is a church or an oratory.”
• Baptism is not to be conferred in private houses, unless the local Ordinary
should for a grave reason permit it (Canon 860 §1).
• Permission or Authorization is not needed for someone who intends to be
baptized outside his/her own parish church.
C. Requirements
• Preparation:
o According to Canon 851, “The celebration of baptism should be
properly prepared. Accordingly:”
▪ An adult who intends to receive baptism is to be admitted to the
catechumenate and, as far as possible, brought through the
various stages to sacramental initiation, in accordance with the
rite of initiation as adapted by the Episcopal Conference and with
the particular norms issued by it;
▪ The parents of a child who is to be baptized, and those who are to
undertake the office of sponsors, are to be suitably instructed on
the meaning of this sacrament and the obligations attaching to it.
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The parish priest is to see to it that either he or others duly prepare
the parents, by means of pastoral advice and indeed by prayer
together; a number of families might be brought together for this
purpose and, where possible, each family visited.
• Intent and Consent:
o To be admitted to baptism, an adult must have manifested the
intention to receive baptism, must be adequately instructed in the
truths of the faith and in the duties of a Christian, and tested in the
Christian life over the course of the catechumenate (Canon 865 §1).
o Canon 868 §1 states that for an infant to be baptised lawfully, it is
required:
▪ that the parents, or at least one of them, or the person who
lawfully holds their place, give their consent;
▪ that there be a well-founded hope that the child will be brought
up in the catholic religion. If such hope is truly lacking, the
baptism is, in accordance with the provisions of particular law, to
be deferred and the parents advised of the reason for this.
• Certificate of Live Birth IS NOT A REQUIREMENT to receive baptism.
We only require the Certificate of Live Birth to minimize the errors in our
entries in the Baptismal Register.
• We can require that they present a Certificate of Live Birth when claiming
their Certificate of Baptism, with the understanding that discrepancies
between the Baptismal Registry and the Certificate of Live Birth can only
be corrected by following the procedures for Partial Changes of Parish
Records.
• To be a sponsor in a Catholic baptism, Canon 874 §1 states that a person
must:
o Be appointed by the candidate for baptism, or by the parents or
whoever stands in their place, or failing these, by the parish priest or
the minister; to be appointed the person must be suitable for this role
and have the intention of fulfilling it;
o Be not less than sixteen years of age, unless a different age has been
stipulated by the diocesan Bishop, or unless the parish priest or the
minister considers that there is a just reason for an exception to be
made;
o Be a Catholic who has been confirmed and has received the blessed
Eucharist, and who lives a life of faith which befits the role to be
undertaken;
o Be not labour under a canonical penalty, whether imposed or
declared;
o Not be either the father or the mother of the person to be baptised.
• A baptised person who belongs to a non-Catholic ecclesial community may
be admitted only in company with a catholic sponsor, and then simply as
a witness to the baptism (Canon 874 §2).
The Dicastery of the Doctrine of the Faith has this to say (DDF 31 October
2023):
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• Question No. 1: Can a transgender person serve as a godparent?
Answer: In order for the child to be baptized, there must be a founded hope
that the infant will be brought up in the Catholic religion (Canon 868 §1, 2
CIC; Canon 681, §1).
E. Baptismal Registry
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Chapter 4
Confirmation
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Confirmation
The age for reception of the Sacrament of Confirmation throughout the country is at
least seven (7) years, or after the first Communion, unless in the judgment of the
minister a grave reason suggests otherwise (CBCP Updated Complimentary Norms to
the 1983 Code of Canon Law regarding Canon 891, on Age of Confirmation, No. 1).
Because they imprint a character, the sacraments of baptism, confirmation and order
cannot be repeated (Canon 845 §1).
A. Minister of Confirmation
B. Place of Confirmation
• Canon 881 states that “It is desirable that the sacrament of confirmation
be celebrated in a church and indeed during Mass. However, for a just and
reasonable cause it may be celebrated apart from Mass and in any fitting
place.”
• In the Diocese of Novaliches, the Bishop designated three (3) centers for
Confirmation namely:
o St. Peter Shrine, every Second Saturday
o Good Shepherd Cathedral, every Second Saturday
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o Our Lady of Mercy Shrine, every Third Saturday
The current Parish Priests has the faculty to administer the sacrament of
confirmation. The faculty cannot be delegated to any other priests, and is
only effective on the specific schedule and church where they are
Appointed as Parish Priest up to the end of their term. (Circular 2022-08).
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Chapter 5
Other Issues and
Concerns
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Other Issues and Concerns
A. Certificate of No Record: The requirement is a way of assuring that indeed
no Sacrament was ever held in any other church or parish.
So as not to put too much burden on our parishioners, especially the poor, the
parish should do all the steps necessary to ensure that no sacrament was ever
held in any other church or parish.
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• Adult Confirmation of individuals of marrying age or those applying for
marriage who claim that they are not yet confirmed. The procedure of
assuring that no sacrament was ever held in any other church or parish is
the same procedure with Adult Baptism of individuals of marrying age and
those applying for marriage who claim they are not yet confirmed.
• Full Reconstruction of Parish Records.
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Parish Directory
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ANG MULING PAGKABUHAY NG ATING PANGINOON PARISH
Address : Phase 10-A Pkg. 2, Bagong Silang,
1428 Caloocan City
Contact No. : 0917.1533296
Email : [email protected]
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CHRIST THE KING PARISH
Address : Atlas St., Filinvest II Homes, Batasan Hills,
1126 Quezon City
Contact No. : (8)932.0239
Email : [email protected]
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EPIPHANY OF THE LORD PARISH
Address : San Isidro St., Camarin Rd.,
Kiko, Camarin, 1422 Caloocan City
Contact No. : 0915.6588955
Email : [email protected]
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HOLY FAMILY PARISH
Address : San Luis St. cor. Villareal St., Gulod,
Novaliches, 1117 Quezon City
Contact no. : (8)525.6371; 0951.5980121
Email : [email protected]
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH
Address : Don Alejandro St., Greenfields 3,
San Agustin, Novaliches, 1117 Quezon City
Contact No. : (8)936.5305
Email : [email protected]
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INA NG LUPANG PANGAKO PARISH
Address : Urban, Brgy. Payatas B,
1119 Quezon City
Contact No. : (7)500.0239
Email : [email protected]
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KRISTONG HARI PARISH
Address : National Government Center,
Commonwealth Avenue, 1121 Quezon City
Contact No. : (8)667.3458
Email : [email protected]
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MOTHER OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE PARISH
Address : 24 San Juan Evangelista St., Campsite,
Payatas A, 1119 Quezon City
Contact No. : (7)971.8091
Email : [email protected]
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OUR LADY OF FATIMA PARISH AND SHRINE
Address : Magat-Salamat St., Urduja Village,
Novaliches, 1422 Caloocan City
Contact No. : 0929.7059433
Email : [email protected]
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OUR LADY OF PEACE AND GOOD VOYAGE PARISH
Address : Paraiso St., Sampaguita Subdivision,
Camarin, 1421 Caloocan City
Contact No. : (8)351.7119
Email : [email protected]
PAGKABUHAY PARISH
Address : Pagkabuhay Road, Bagbag,
Novaliches, 1116 Quezon City
Contact No. : (8)805.2700
Email : [email protected]
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PRESENTATION OF OUR LORD PARISH
Address : Mt. Fairweather St., Filinvest I Subd.,
Batasan Hills, 1119 Quezon City
Contact No. : (8)931.0542 0917.5638992
Email : [email protected]
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SAINT BENEDICT PARISH
Address : Don Victorino St., Don Antonio Heights,
Holy Spirit, 1127 Quezon City
Contact No. : (7)903.5002; (8)260.7255
Email : [email protected]
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SAINT JOSEPH THE WORKER PARISH, NPC
Address : Loboc St., NPC Village,
Tandang Sora, 1107 Quezon City
Contact No. : (7)791.1727; 0997.4139137
Email : [email protected]
Titular :
Feast Day :
Established :
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SAINT PAUL OF THE CROSS PARISH
Address : Phase 8-A, Bagong Silang,
1428 Caloocan City
Contact No. : (7)005.7229
Email : [email protected]
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SAN BARTOLOME PARISH
Address : Quirino Hi-way cor. P. Dela Cruz St.,
San Bartolome, Novaliches, 1116 Quezon City
Contact No. : (8)351.7558; (8)559.6686
Email : [email protected]
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SAN JOSE, AMANG MAPAGKALINGA PARISH
Address : Phase 5, Bagong Silang,
1428 Caloocan City
Contact No. : (8)672.1410
Email : [email protected]
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SAN ROQUE PARISH
Address : Phase 9, Bagong Silang,
1428 Caloocan City
Contact No. : 0956.2377921
Email :
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SANTO NIÑO PARISH
Address : Phase 1, Bagong Silang,
1428 Caloocan City
Contact No. : (8)962.8204; (8)405.2706
Email : [email protected]
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THE OUR FATHER PARISH
Address : Lobella cor. Fuschia St., Delnacia Ville 4,
Sauyo, Novaliches, 1116 Quezon City
Contact No. : (8)939.8688; 0969.1213887
Email : [email protected]
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Diocesan Clergy
Directory
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AZUPARDO, REV. FR. NOEL B.
Birthday: March 8, 1963
Ordination: November 17, 1988
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
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BALEAN, Rev. Fr. Alvin C.
Birthday: May 11, 1979
Ordination: June 15, 2007
Incardination: November 7, 2014
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
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BUSLON, Rev. Fr. Joseph M.
Birthday: September 12, 1980
Ordination: March 8, 2008
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
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CLEMEN, Rev. Fr. Victor Emmanuel I.
Birthday: August 26, 1960
Ordination: May 18, 1985
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
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Ordination: March 18, 1984
Current Parish:
Other Appointments:
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LABIAO JR., Rev. Fr. Antonio E.
Birthday: April 5, 1954
Ordination: March 29, 1979
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Incardination: June 5, 2019
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Birthday: December 24, 1962
Ordination: December 12, 1991
RETIRED PRIESTS
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NECROLOGY
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Burial: Holy Cross, QC
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DELA CRUZ, Rev. Fr. Antonio D.
December 5, 1955
May 18, 1991
January 6, 2024
Colon Cancer
Holy Cross, QC
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