BEACHES AND CHURCHES: THE EPISCOPAL ORDINATION OF BP. LEO DALMAO IN BASILAN

Thursday, May 30, 2019

THE EPISCOPAL ORDINATION OF BP. LEO DALMAO IN BASILAN

The installation of Bp. Leo Dalmao, CMF as the Bishop Prelate of the Prelature of Isabela de Basilan on May 24, 2019, was another chance to revisit the island of Basilan. Before he became a bishop, Bp. Dalmao was previously assigned at the Novitiate House of the Claretians in Ormoc City, Leyte where I was also assigned as parish priest of the Sts. Peter & Paul Parish, Ormoc City at the time.

The Basilan Cathedral

With the secretary of the Nuncio and the new provincial of the Claretians, Fr. Elias Ayuban, CMF.

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The Philippines, with its 7,641 islands, is blessed with breathtakingly beautiful beaches. Additionally, the country's rich Catholic heritage, spanning over 500 years, is showcased through the numerous churches that can be found all over the archipelago. As a result, the country's churches and beaches are the perfect embodiment of its uniqueness. This blog aims to capture the beauty of the Philippines by showcasing its beaches and highlighting at least the main parish church of every town and city across the country.