CBCP Episcopal Commission on Culture

24/05/2023

We welcome and pray for the new Bishop of Antipolo, Most Rev. Ruperto "Stud" Santos, DD🤗🙏

JUST IN: Antipolo diocese has new bishop

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30/11/2022

To get to the next level of greatness depends on the quality of the culture, which depends on the quality of the relationships, which depends on the quality of the conversations. Everything happens in conversations!
-Judith Glaser

30/11/2022

Yesterday, the Episcopal Commission on Culture hosted a day of conversations on listening and dialogue among Catholic Cultural Centers in NCR. For a day, people shared and listened to their experiences of attempting to bridge differences in their pastoral engagements. Hopefully, they were enriched by insights harvested from their experiences of listening and dialogue. This is just the beginning of a journeying togther to build a synodal culture and spiriruality. Thank you to the Asian Social Institute, John J Carroll Institute for Church and Social Issues, Institute of Social Order, Divine Word Seminary (Tagaytay), Our Lady of Peace School (Antipolo), San Ildefonso College (Tanay), and PPCRV for sharing your time with us. Thank you also to CYA for allowing ua to host the conversation in your place.

26/11/2022

Thank you Marites Guingona-Africa for helping us design our upcoming Listening and Dialogue Session for our Catholic Cultural Centers. Your deep experience in interfaith dialogue will surely help us host better conversations to harvest rich insights on our experiences of dialogue with communities, for the greater glory of God!

26/11/2022

As part of our vision of helping build a Synodal Church, CBCP-ECC will be conducting a series of listening and dialogue sessions among our Catholic Cultural Centers. This is to support our goal of promoting a culture of listening and dialogue in our Church, fostering finding common ground in our communities. The 1st session of conversations will be hosted on November 29, 2022 at the Asian Social Institute.

26/11/2022

Expanding the CBCP-ECC Network. Thank you Dr. Arwin Serrano, PPCRV National Coordinator, for pledging financial assistance to our upcoming listening and dialogue session. We also pray that our present program can help PPCRV develop its political education campaign, for the greater glory of God!

26/11/2022

Reactivating the CBCP-ECC Network. Thank you Fr. Sam Agcaracar, SVD, Rector of Divine Word School of Theology-Tagaytay, for your enthusiasm towards our present program. We pray that your expertise in interculturality can enrich the conversations we plan to host for our Catholic Cultural Centers. Looking forward to more engagements with DWST, for the greater glory of God!

26/11/2022

Reactivating the CBCP-ECC Network. Thank you to the SPC Sisters and Formation Team of Our Lady of Peace School Antipolo for presenting your integrative formation program to ECC, and exploring points of collaboration. We hope that our present program can enrich the OLPS Spirituality, for the greater glory of God!

26/11/2022

Reactivating the CBCP-ECC Network. Thank you Dr. Mina Ramirez for hosting merienda and sharing the Asian Social Institute's journey with the ECC. We hope that our present program can help deepen ASI's transformative engagement with grassroots communities, for the greater glory of God!

26/11/2022

Meet our CBCP-ECC Team of Consultants (2022-2023) from various fields of knowledge and pastoral engagements: Sr Mary Anthony Basa (PDDM), Anna Marie Karaos, Jose Bartolome, and Jayeel Cornelio. For many months now, our team had been discerning how ECC can be of service to our local Church. In keeping with the synodal spirit, we want to promote a culture of listening and dialogue in our Chuch, fostering finding common ground in our communities.