Manila Bulletin
Tarlac prelate directs priests to offer requiem mass for former President Aquino
Legazpi Bishop Joel Baylon will lead a requiem Mass for the late former President Benigno "Noynoy" Aquino III on Saturday, June 26.
The Diocese of Legazpi stated that this Mass is a local gesture of solidarity with the nation's mourning for Aquino's passing.
To allow wider participation, the Mass will be broadcasted and livestreamed by Radyo Veritas Legazpi and the diocese's social media pages.
In addition to Legazpi, Tarlac Bishop Enrique Macaraeg has directed all priests in his diocese to also celebrate a requiem Mass for Aquino on Saturday.
The Diocese of Tarlac offered their sincerest condolences and prayers to the Aquino family for the demise of the former president.
Former President Aquino, aged 61, died on Thursday, June 24, from renal failure attributed to diabetes.
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