Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Damating na ang Panauhing Pandangal ng Estados Unidos: Papa Francisco, Lider ng Pangkalahatang Iglesia ni Cristo

Masigabong palakpakan at sigawan ang nakakabinging maririnig sa pagdating ng Kahalili ng Panginoong Jesus na inatasang maging pastol ng Iglesia ni Cristo. 

Dumating ang Santo Papa sa Estados Unidos lulan ng Alitalia mula sa bansang Cuba. Panoorin natin ang kagalakang ito!  Mabuhay si Santo Papa Francisco!

Sunday, September 20, 2015

Mga Kaanib ng Iglesia ni Cristo sa UAE, may mga lokal na!

Buhay na buhay po ang Iglesiang tatag ni Cristo - ang Iglesia Katolika sa Gitnang Silangan lalo na sa United Arab Emirates (UAE). Sa katunayan, napaulat pa sa ibabang artikulo na hindi lang mga expats ang mga Kristianong nagsisimba sa mga Simbahan kundi may mga LOKAL na rin pong mga kaanib.  Opo, mga LOKAL pong mga kaanib kaya't marapat lamang sabihin na ang TUNAY na Iglesia ni Cristo - ay may lokal na sa UAE. Purihin ang Panginoong Hesus, Diyos na totoo at Tagapagligtas!

Overflowing Church In Middle East Proves Christianity Is Alive

Source: JOSEPH EID / Getty Images
[Source: AtlantaDailyWorld] Christanity is not dead in the middle east. One place that is showing this is Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Pew Research Center numbers Christians in the Arabian Peninsula at 2.3 million—more Christians than nearly 100 countries can claim. The Gulf Christian Fellowship, an umbrella group, estimates 3.5 million. Foreigners now make up more than 70 percent of the more than 4 million inhabitants, coming from other Arab countries, Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, the Philippines. More than half of these foreign workers are Christians. Adding up the figures, Christians account for more than 35 percent of the population of the United Arab Emirates. Around a million of them are Catholic. And it’s not only in the UAE – in Saudi Arabia, too, it is estimated that there are already about a million Catholics from the Philippines.

One of the things proving that ministry is growing is the creation of a new church. Located in Mussafah, a satellite town of Abu Dhabi, St. Paul parish overflowed with 5,000 Christian worshippers gathering for the Thanksgiving Mass, far more than its 1,200-capacity. It is set to cater to the 60,000 to 70,000 Christians working and living in the surrounding area, many of whom are migrant workers from Africa, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, and the Philippines. Some local Arabs have also joined in.

Mubarak Al Nahyan, UAE’s minister for culture, youth, and community development, said the opening of the church—the second in Dubai after St. Joseph’s Cathedral in the center of the city—underlines the religious tolerance of religious leaders. He lauded Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the previous president and father of the current president, for his wisdom, courage, prudence, temperance, loyalty, justice, and generosity.

Mubarak Al Nahyan says:

‘Our leadership knows its true wealth and accepts the obligation to respect and understand the many religious beliefs of the people living in this country. I believe that each of you can provide evidence that the leaders of the UAE are fulfilling that obligation.’

In the history of Christianity, both the apostles St. Peter and St. Paul had long intense missions in the middle east. The former founded the church of Antioch. St. Paul’s great mission to the gentiles began at Antioch, where the term “Christians” came to life to denote the followers of Christ. The name was first heard for the first time here. The apostle St. Thomas brought Christianity to Mesopotamia, now Iraq, and the three main Iraqi denominations—Chaldean, Assyrian, and Orthodox—still survive from that early period. The Chaldean and Assyrian churches use Syriac in their respective liturgies, a tongue close to Aramaic, which Jesus is said to have spoken.

Lider ng Iglesia ni Cristo, nagdaos ng Misa sa Havana dinayo ng halos Isang Milyon sa kabila ng pagiging Komunista ng bansa


Lider ng Santa Iglesia ni Cristo, Dumating na sa Cuba

Friday, September 4, 2015

Tuluy na tuloy na po ang kaso laban sa mga Ministro ng Iglesia Ni Cristo de Manalo- 1914 - Ang Sanggunian

Tuluy na tuloy na po ang paggulong ng kasong isinampa sa mga makapangyarihang Ministro ng INC ni Manalo.  Pinatatawag na po ni Sec. Leila de Lima ang mga kasapi sa Sanggunian na inakusahan ng tiwalag ng Ministrong si G. Isaias Samson Jr.

Wala nang makakahadlang! Panahon na para harapin ng Sanggunian ang mga paratang ng pagmamalabis, paniniil sa karapatang pantao at sa di umano'y garapalang pagnanakaw sa kaban ng nasabing grupong tatag ni Felix Manalo noong 1914.

DOJ to summon Iglesia ni Cristo leaders

Sec. Leila de Lima (DOJ)
[PhilStar] MANILA, Philippines - The Department of Justice (DOJ) will summon leaders of the Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) for a preliminary investigation into criminal charges – including serious illegal detention – filed against them by expelled members of the religious sect.

Justice Secretary Leila de Lima vowed fairness in the conduct of the preliminary investigation, wherein the eight respondents are expected to file counter-affidavits “as part of the process.”

Aside from serious illegal detention – a non-bailable offense – the eight INC ministers are also facing charges of harassment as well as threats and coercion. The eight are members of the 10-man Sanggunian, the INC’s highest administrative council.

Expelled INC members Isaias Samson Jr. and Lito Fruto filed the complaints.

De Lima said investigating prosecutors would issue subpoena requiring the respondents to appear in a hearing.

It was her order to have the complaints investigated that prompted the INC leadership to call for street protests and demand the resignation of De Lima.

Wednesday, September 2, 2015

Pag-alaala sa mga patay, larawan at imahe, bawal ba sa Iglesia Ni Cristo-1914?


Kung bias ang ABS-CBN sabi ng mga INC™, pinaka-BIAS ang NET25 ng Iglesia Ni Cristong® tatag ni Felix Manalo!

Nagsisisigaw ang mga kaanib ng Iglesia Ni Cristong tatag ni Felix Manalo noong 1914 sa harap ng DOJ sa Maynila nitong nakaraang araw na naging source of news naman ng ating mga mamamahayag.

Tiba-tiba ang ABS-CBN, GMA7, ABC5, PTV4 at iba pang mga international news services sa balitang #IglesiaNiCristo pero ang NET25 na pag-aari ng Iglesia Ni Manalo ay halos papuri at pagmamayabang lamang ang naririnig sa kanila.

Dahil sa taas ng tensiyon, ang mga lumahok sa rally nila ay nanakit ng mamamahayag ng ABS-CBN na ang sigaw pa ay "Bias! Bias"!

ABS-CBN cameraman assaulted at Iglesia ni Cristo EDSA protest – report
August 29, 2015 3:15am

Unidentified assailants reportedly mauled ABS-CBN cameraman Melchor Pinlac while he was filming the Iglesia ni Cristo protest at the EDSA Shrine.

Pinlac said that he was grabbed by the neck, then he was punched on the jaw, the body, and the back of the neck, according to a dzMM radio report. All the while, the crowd around him was chanting “biased, biased.”

According to Super Radyo dzBB, their reporter Olan Bola was shoved around during the encounter while trying to appease protesters. Bola was not injured. — GMA News

Pero sa totoo lang, sino kaya ang BIAS? Ang ABS-CBN or ang NET25 na pag-aari ng INC™?

Sa natatandaan ko, WALA man sa kanilang mga journalist ang nag-COVER sa PAPAL VISIT noong buwan ng Enero sa kabila ng pagparito ng maraming mga international journalist tulad ng CNN ng US, BBC ng UK, PressTV ng Iran, Al-Jazeera ng Qatar, France24 ng France, RT ng Russia at marami pang iba.

Pero ang lokal na lokal na TV Station na NET25, para silang hindi na natira sa Pilipinas at nagbobolahan silang pumuri sa kani-kanilang mga balita na wala namang relevance noong panahong iyon.

Tama nga ang sabi ni. G. Philip Lustre Jr., na ang Iglesia Ni Cristo raw ay "epitome of religious bigotry and ethnocentrism; its xenophobia..."