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Church must lead by example on transparency, says Cagayan de Oro archbishop
Cagayan de Oro Archbishop Jose Cabantan urged the Church to lead by example in promoting transparency and accountability by openly discussing its finances and economic affairs.
He emphasized that corruption is not merely a political problem but also a moral and spiritual one, requiring the Church's active involvement.
Archbishop Cabantan participated in the nationwide 'Trillion-Peso March against Corruption' alongside 400 parishioners in Cagayan de Oro City.
The local Church held its rally on Saturday to avoid conflict with a political gathering, demonstrating a commitment to peace and order.
He highlighted that resources lost to corruption could have significantly benefited the poor and ordinary citizens.
Cabantan stressed that true justice necessitates not only punishment for offenders but also the restitution of stolen wealth.
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