In the article last week on “Liturgy in our Diocese”, I shared the major changes that were approved and implemented on the Celebration of Christian Funerals in the Diocese of Chalan Kanoa. This week, our focus will be on the various symbols used in a funeral liturgy. SYMBOLS used in every funeral liturgy when the
Losing someone to death is always very stressful for everyone who in one way or another is affiliated with the deceased. I am sure that we all have experienced in our lives that no matter how prepared we may be, whenever death occurs in our family, it automatically becomes very stressful. In our hearts, we
The Diocese of Chalan Kanoa was established 35 years ago on November 08, 1984. As in any growing Diocese, one of its main goal is to foster, promote and implement good pastoral liturgy throughout its parishes. During the early part of 2018, under the leadership of Fr. Harold D. Funa and the Members of the
Editors Note: NorthStar wanted to introduce our readers to Mrs. Margaret C. DelaCruz and the Commision on Liturgy who will be having their regular column in our diocesan paper every week dedicated to Liturgy.) Welcome to the section on Liturgy in our NorthStar. Starting this Sunday, September 8th, on the Birthday of our Blessed Virgin
