Malakanyang humingi ng pang-unawa sa religious sector; religious activities bawal pa din sa ilalim ng GCQ

By Chona Yu June 04, 2020 - 10:51 AM

Humihingi ng pang-unawa ang Palasyo ng Malakanyang sa religious sector kung hindi pa pinapayagan ng pamahalaan ang religious activities kahit nasa general community quarantine na ang Metro Manila.

Ayon kay Presidential Spokesman Harry Roque, hindi pa kasi handa ang bansa para sa mass gatherings.

Hindi pa kasi aniya kumakalma ang banta sa COVID-19.

“Unfortunately, health considerations take precedence and it was finally agreed that it’s not yet time given that we’re still only on GCQ. Unless we actually tamed the doubling rate of the disease, we should not take the risk of allowing public gatherings. Although it is for religious purposes, the reality is it is still a public gathering that we’re not prepared for at this point,” pahayag ni Roque.

Ayon kay Roque, maari namang paigtingin ang pananampalataya ng bawat isa kahit na hindi pumupunta sa simbahan.

“So, we ask for everyone’s patience—and meanwhile, I practice my faith, I have a Bible study once a week, I go to an online service once a week and I don’t feel that I’m lacking by way of my spiritual life because of it. So, I think just patience and after all our relationship with the Creator is personal, so we can continue with that personal relationship,” pahayag ni Roque.

 

 

 

 

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