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(File photo) MANILA - The head of the Archdiocese of Manila on Wednesday urged the electorate to look closely into the character of candidates they will vote for in the May 9 elections. Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula said it is important for the country's over 60 million voters to be smart in selecting good leaders for the benefit of society, especially given the many challenges the country is currently facing. "As we prepare for the coming elections, I invite everyone to undergo the process of discernment towards collective active response. This entails immersing ourselves in our socio-political realities and responding pro-actively in light of the principles of Catholic Social Teachings," he said in an interview over Church-run Radio Veritas. Advincula added that the effective basis for national discernment in choosing the country's leader is the call of Pope Francis for 'better politics' which focuses on the well-being of every citizen. He said a
A Catholic priest said clerics are morally obliged to denounce evil, lies and oppression in politics.
Fr. Jerome Secillano (Screenshot/Radio Veritas) "We cannot reneged on that duty even if it means being pilloried publicly. We would rather risk being criticized for doing what we believe is righ
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