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Pray for our medical front-liners: CBCP
The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) has declared March 29th as a Special Day of Prayer for medical frontliners battling the COVID-19 pandemic.
CBCP President Archbishop Romulo Valles urged bishops, clergy, and the faithful to unite in prayer for the safety and well-being of healthcare workers, acknowledging their heroic service.
The special day of prayer also includes intentions for those who have died from the disease, their families, the sick, and those experiencing fatigue.
Archbishop Valles encouraged the faithful to include these intentions in their Masses, Rosaries, Holy Hour devotions, and personal prayers.
Additionally, the CBCP head called on dioceses and parishes to provide assistance and facilities for frontliners who may be facing difficulties or need a place to stay.
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