Published July 25, 2024 3:54am
Several churches under the jurisdiction of the Dioceses of Cubao, Novaliches and Pasig have opened their doors to serve as evacuation centers for residents affected by the flooding brought about by the heavy rains.
In the Diocese of Cubao, upon the directive of Cubao Bishop Honesto Ongtioco, evacuees may seek shelter in the following parishes:
Holy Family Parish – Roxas
Our Lady of Pentecost Parish
Immaculate Conception Parish – GSIS
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish – Proj. 8
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish – Cubao
Holy Family Parish – GSIS Village
Our Lady of Fatima Parish
Resurrection of Our Lord Parish
Diocesan Shrine of Jesus, the Divine Word – Christ the King Mission Seminary
Minor Basilica and National Shrine of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Meanwhile, the Caritas in the Diocese of Novaliches reported that at least 4,747 families are currently sheltered in the parishes and chapels and were provided with food, water, and medical assistance.
“Several churches in the Diocese of Novaliches are now serving as evacuation centers for people affected by Typhoon Carina. These churches provide safe shelter and basic necessities for displaced individuals and families,” the diocese posted.
In the Diocese of Pasig, the parish priest of Ina ng mga Dukha Parish church announced through social media that the church is also accepting evacuees while the Pasig Catholic College is accepting donations for the typhoon victims. — BAP, GMA Integrated News
Tags: Church, Flood, Novaliches, Cubao, Pasig
