The speaker, Nurse Sarah Nagamatsu of St. Luke’s International University, has been educating us annually about various health issues. This time she will help us understand “Why is osteoporosis more common in women?”, its signs... Read More.
Pope Francis inaugurated a Year of Prayer ahead of the 2025 Jubilee, calling on the faithful “to pray more fervently to prepare ourselves to live properly this grace-filled event and to experience the power of hope... Read More.
Saint Lorenzo Ruiz was born around the year 1600 in Binondo, Manila in the Philippines. He was the son of a Chinese father and a Filipino mother. Both were Christians and took care to raise... Read More.
A seminar workshop for those serving in the Liturgy. This is in response to the request of the participants from the previous “Sama-Samba sa Chiba” event at Catholic Nishi Chiba Church last June 1, 2024.... Read More.
In barely two months and a half our country will hold another national election and many of our people seem not so ready to respond again with maturity in expressing their right of suffrage in a democratic system of governance. It has been our ... Read More.
The Philippine church is observing a year long celebration of the 500th Year of Christianity launched last April 2021. In union with this significant celebration in the life of Philippine church, ... Read More.
“Remember to welcome strangers in your homes. There were some who did that and welcomed angels without knowing it.”
As part of the Catholic Tokyo International Center (CTIC), we the members of the English Pastoral Ministry (EPM) make ourselves available to the sacramental, religious and pastoral needs of the English-speaking migrants, refugees and people on the move in the archdiocese of Tokyo.
That in the realization of the pastoral assistance offered by the local Church to the migrants, refugees and people on the move the EPM’s intervention is ascertained to be holistic and relevant.
+ To adhere to the guidelines for the pastoral care of migrants issued by the Catholic Church, the EPM creates and delivers relevant programs and activities that address holistically their various needs.
+ To be conscious with the sensitivity of the needs of the migrants, the EPM puts premium on the language that the former could understand in offering its programs and services.
+ To avoid duplication and competition in the work, the EPM networks with other existing groups and organizations that offer similar assistance to migrants, refugees and people on the move.
+ To achieve sustainability and relevance of the programs, the EPM constantly assesses their significance and comes up with much-improved ones.
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Eucharistic Celebration, Baptism, Anointing of the Sick, etc.
Social, Health, Spiritual and Religious, Catechism, Retreats and Recollections, Seminars and Workshops
Gathering of Filipino Groups and Communities (GFGC) supervision; Parish animation of english speaking foreigners
Home and hospital visitation, Counseling, Accompaniment, Detention visitation
Philippine Missionaries, St. Luke's University, and other NGOs
Kalakbay newsletter
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