The National Temple of Saint Jude Thaddeus or Saint Jude Parish (originally known as EspÃÆ'ritu Saint Chinese Parish ), is one of three established Chinese parishes by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Manila in Metro Manila, Philippines.
The temple has a novena service every Thursday to Saint Jude, whose traditional color is green. The annual party is held every October 28, Saints Jude Thaddeus and Simon the Zealot. The temple is very popular among learners and people who review for board inspections, because Judas Judas is considered the patron saint of hopeless cases.
The temple is located on J.P. Laurel Street, San Miguel, Manila within the Malaca Town Hall Complex. The current parish priest and temple chancellor are Pdt. Fr. Linus E. Nicasio, SVD. He is assisted by Rev. Christopher Ramirez, SVD and Rev. Fr. Yuhang Antonio Wang, SVD.
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History
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The Chinese presence in the Philippines is back centuries. During the Spanish occupation of the Philippines, the Dominicans built their abode near the Sangleys houses (from Hokkien Sengli, "business" or "commerce"). The evangelization of the Chinese began in 1588 but the Chinese uprising during the eighteenth century resulted in the placement of Chinese ministries under secular priests, which led to the attachment of the Chinese parish to the Binondo Parish until 1954.
As the Chinese community swelled during that period, the Binondo Parish (the only Chinese parish in Manila), was considered inadequate. Thus, the faculty to set up three other Chinese parishes was obtained by Archbishop Rufino Santos of the Roman Congregation Session on July 23, 1954. The three parishes will be stationed in the Paco district of Manila, Pasay and northeast of Metro Manila or Quezon City.
Establishment
After receiving a commission for the churches, the Españac Santo Chinese Parish in the Santa Cruz district was canonically established. On October 13, 1954, Father of Hermann Kondring Province, SVD appointed Fr. Henry Windges, SVD as first parish priest. He was installed by Archbishop Santos on November 14, 1954. Fr. Peter Tsao, SVD was later appointed assistant pastor of the parish on December 7, 1954. The first rectory was in the Riverside Hospital (now Saint Jude Catholic School) hired for that purpose in January 1955. Saint Jude Thaddeus was made patron saint of the parish after a month by Cardinal Santos as proposed by Provincial Father Herman Kondring, SVD.
The current site of St. Jude Parish, with an area of ​​2,989.10 square meters (32.174.4 sqÃ, ft), was donated by Cardinal Santos. Blessings and laying of church corners were held there on 28 September 1958. Then purified on October 23, 1960, with the next Lady State, Leonila Dimataga-GarcÃÆ'Â|a, who performed a ribbon cutting ceremony. At that time, the church had no window. The St. Jude Annex was completed and blessed by Msgr. Buenaventura López on February 27, 1968.
The first organization founded by the Pastor. Henry Windges, SVD in 1955 was Praesidium Marias Spes Sinensium of the Mary Legion. With the establishment of parish councils, other organizations follow: Filipino-Chinese Catholic Youth, Altar Server, Catholic Women's League, St. Jude, Lektor Kerygma, Ichtys Choir, Ms. Butler's Alliance, St. Mary's Women's Association Jude, Pax Et Bonum Choir, Special Minister for Holy Communion, Couples for Christ, Guard and Collector, and Companions of St. Jude.
When Father. Windges back to Germany, Fr. Tsao was appointed quasi-parish priest on 29 March 1957 and officially appointed as parish priest on 1 March 1958 by Mgr. JesÃÆ'ºs Tison. Pastor Pastor. Bernard Doyle, SVD was appointed assistant pastor of the parish on 20 May 1957, while Pdt. Fr. Peter Yang, SVD was appointed as parochial vicar on 7 May 1959 both of which were designated by Rufino Cardinal J. Santos, DD.
On March 12, 1966, Cardinal Santos installed Pdt. Fr. Peter Tsao, SVD as Vicar General for China in Manila.
Once upon a time in 1968, Pdt. Fr. Charles Tchou was appointed assistant pastor of the parish. When done, Msgr. Buenaventura Lopez blessed the St. Jude Annex Building on February 27, 1968. The parochial hall was blessed by Cardinal Jaime Sin, DD, on November 13, 1983.
While a private parish for Chinese and Chinese people, St. Parish's Parish Jude became a territorial parish on June 20, 1986 and took a place overseas adjacent to the parish church of four barangay that was once under the jurisdiction of the San Miguel Parish.
Pada October 25, 1986, Cardinal Sin menunjuk Pdt. Fr. Thomas Cassidy, SVD sebagai asist pastor parishi.
From April 1995 to April 1999, Fr. Teodoro P. Gapuz, SVD acts as parish priest with Pdt. Fr. Joseph Vu, SVD as parochial vicar.
In May 1999, Father. Teodor P. Gapuz, SVD, appointed as St. Catholic School Director Jude, and Pdt. Fr. John O'Mahony, SVD took over as parish priest of St. Jude Archdiocesan Shrine with the following parochial priests: Pdt. Fr. Isabelo San Luis, SVD; Pdt. Rodgrigo Advincula, SVD; and Pdt. Fr. Leopoldo C. Jaucian, SVD, with Pdt. Roland Aquino, SVD, deacon then who helps on weekends.
Fr. Leopoldo C. Jaucian replaces Msgr. Peter Tsao was appointed parish priest at St.Jude Archdiocesan Shrine on 25 July 2000, and installed by Cardinal L. Sin on August 19, 2000.
Pada July 27, 2001, Fr. Ricardo C. Miranda, SVD than Rev. Fr. Joseph Xin Lu, SVD ditunjuk sebagai vikaris parokial than imam yang terikat.
In 2005, Fr. Roland Aquino, SVD was installed as a parish priest at the Temple.
Altitude to national temple and 21st century
St. Jude Parish became a territorial parish on June 20, 1986, and was separated from the San Miguel parish. It was renamed "Archdiocese of Saint Jude Thaddeus" on June 21, 1994, following a petition by Msgr. Peter Tsao and parishioners, and as a result of the growing number of enthusiasts who visited the shrine on Thursday for the weekly novena service.
During the Pdt. Fr. Roland Aquino, SVD as parish priest and rector of the temple, in February 2010, the temple was raised as a national temple through the establishment decisions issued by the President of CBCP and Tandag Bishop Nereo Odchimar. Increasing the status of the Archdiocese Temple Jude Thaddeus into the national temple was unanimously approved by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) in its 100th plenary session on 23 January.
Manila Archbishop Cardinal Gaudencio Rosales authorized a petition to the CBCP which assures "that all canonical and liturgical requirements for the upgrading of a status into a National Temple have been fulfilled."
In 2014, during the last year Fr. Roland Aquino, SVD as parish priest and rector of the temple, Shrine celebrated its 60th Anniversary. Celebrations and activities for the 60th anniversary of the temple were launched on February 2, 2014, by Cardinal Luis Antonio G. Tagle, Archbishop of Manila. The warning reached its peak on October 28, 2014, the feast of St. Jude Thaddeus, with Cardinal Luis Antonio G. Tagle blessing the bell tower of the new temple and presiding over the Papal High Festivals along with nearly 75 priest priests.
In February 2015, Fr. Linus Nicasio, SVD, of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Parish in Kamuning, Quezon City and formerly headmaster of St. Jude Catholic School, posted by Pdt. Broderick Pabillo, DD, Auxiliary Bishop of Manila, as parish priest and rector of the temple.
Thursday Novena
Weekly Novena to St. Jude started in June 1959 and has been held every Thursday since then. The allegiance has spread over the years and has become very popular in Metro Manila, with enthusiasts including students, test examiners, office workers, parishes and all walks of life.
Thursday is always a busy day, with sermons, confessions, and counseling that form an important part of the job. Masses and novena are scheduled every hour of the day from morning to evening. Large crowds flood the church into the church yard every Thursday. As a result, the church was granted the St. Judean Archbishop title on June 21, 1994.
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En Route of the Pontifical Welcoming Ceremony at MalacaÃÆ' Â ± an Palace
The modern whale has made it a point to make the long journey to the Catholic Philippines, the bastion of Christianity in Southeast Asia, at least once in their pontificate. The Philippines has received four whale visits in the 45-year span.
In 1970, Pope Paul VI came as a missionary whale and visited the slums of Manila.
A decade later, Pope John Paul II came to raise the Filipino proto-martyr, Lorenzo Ruiz, to the ranks of "Blessed".
John Paul II returned in 1995 to dialogue with young people for World Youth Day 1995 in Manila, and in the process attracted the largest human gathering in history (before 2015) when he preached the message of Christ's salvific mission. For Filipinos, the papal visit has been a source of joy, strength and, most importantly, hope.
As the world's smallest sovereign state and governor, the Vatican City State is officially welcomed by the President of the Philippines into the Philippine government seat, MalacaÃÆ'Â ± an Palace, the official residence and principal place of business of the President of the Republic of the Philippines.
Since the temple is near the MalacaÃÆ' Â ± an Palace (and actually inside the MalacaÃÆ' Â ± an Complex), the Pope who visits the Philippines in their Pope Drivers usually passes in front of St. Jude Thaddeus before reaching the MalacaÃÆ' Â ± an Palace for an official welcoming ceremony by the President of the Philippines.
Parish Priests and Other Priests Assigned
Since its establishment, this temple is under the pastoral care of the Society of the Divine Word (SVD).
Here is a list of priests assigned to the temple since 1954:
1. Pdt. Fr. Henry Windges, S.V.D. (sebagai Paroki China Espiritu Santo) - 1954
- Asisten Parish Priest: Pdt. Fr. Peter Tsao, S.V.D.
2. Pdt. Fr. Peter Tsao, S.V.D. - 1957 (diangkat)/1958 (terpasang)
- Asisten Parish Priests: Pdt. Fr. Bernard Doyle, S.V.D./Rev. Fr. Charles Tchou, S.V.D./Rev. Fr. Thomas Cassidy, S.V.D.
- Vikaris Paroki: Pdt. Peter Yang, S.V.D.
3. Rev. Fr. Teodoro P. Gapuz, S.V.D. - 1995 (parish priest acting)
- Parish Viking: Rev. Joseph Vu, S.V.D.
4. Pdt. Fr. John O'Mahony, S.V.D. - 1999 (bertindak sebagai pastor paroki)
- Pastor Parokial: Pdt. Fr. Isabelo San Luis, S.V.D./Rev. Fr. Rodrigo Advincula, S.V.D./Rev. Fr. Leopoldo C. Jaucian, S.V.D.
5. Pdt. Fr. (sekarang Bishop) Leopoldo C. Jaucian, S.V.D. - 2000 - 2005
- Vikaris Paroki: Pdt. Ricardo C. Miranda, S.V.D.
- Attached Priest: Rev. Fr. Joseph Xin Lu, S.V.D.
6. Pdt. Fr. Roland U. Aquino, S.V.D. - 2005 - 2015
- Asisten Parish Priests: Pdt. Fr. Antonio Enacmal, S.V.D./Rev. Fr. Ramon Bosch, S.V.D.
- Vikaris Paroki: Pdt. Joseph Xin Lu, S.V.D.
- Attached Priests: Rev. Fr. Peter Mei Li, S.V.D./Rev. Fr. Flaviano Villanueva, S.V.D./Rev. Fr. Christopher Ramirez, S.V.D./Rev. Fr. Yuhang Antonio Wang, S.V.D.
7. Pdt. Fr. Linus E. Nicasio, S.V.D. - 2015 - sekarang
- Asisten Parish Priest: Pdt. Fr. Yuhang Antonio Wang, S.V.D.
- Vikaris Paroki: Pdt. Christopher Ramirez, S.V.D.
- Confessor: Rev. Fr. Antonio Enacmal, S.V.D. (pensiun)
Hymn
There are several songs and hymns used at the Temple during Thursday's devotion that can easily be found in novena books.
The ones below, which are not included in the booklet, were prepared during and for the 60th Shrine Memorial and since then, are often sung after mass or novena in the temple for recession.
With a happy heart we sing this song for you
Our beloved Santa, Jude Thaddeus, our patron saint,
With your help and intercession, God has heard our cry and petition
We are grateful that we have you, Saint Jude, we are one in you
We are grateful that we have you, Saint Jude, we are one in you
References
External links
- Media related to National Temple of Saint Jude Thaddeus Manila on Wikimedia Commons
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