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Holy Trinity Parish Church was founded on November 29, 2002 and is located in Cainta, Philippines. It serves several surrounding areas and has a main church along the main road of Village East Executive Homes in Cainta as well as chapels in smaller communities. The parish's vision is to be a community of God's unconditional love and bring others to faith, and its mission is to be a Catholic community centered on spreading God's love through actions and examples of true Catholicism.
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Religion plays a significant role in society by binding people together through sacred beliefs and practices from birth to death. It is defined as a system of beliefs, emotions, and conduct related to sacred things that is socially shared. Major religions like Christianity and Islam are organized with structures to conduct meetings and train specialists. Religions are universal across cultures and have psychological, sociological, and mixed explanations. In the Philippines, the dominant religions are Catholicism, Islam, and various Christian denominations, sects, and independent religious movements that show cultural syncretism. Women have taken on greater religious leadership roles.
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2) Reverend Robert Harris served as pastor from 1977-2008, expanding the church's ministries and ordaining several women ministers.
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Holy trinity parish
- 1. Holy Trinity Parish Church DYNAREL RAUL CORALDE LF1X
- 2. Holy Trinity Parish Church
- 4. Located at: Village East Avenue, Village East Executive Homes, 1900 Cainta, Philippines
- 5. Parish Priest: Fr. Pedro Noel L. Rabonza, III
- 6. Description about the Church
- 7. Holy Trinity is a parish under the Diocese of Antipolo serving these areas: • Village East Executive Homes Cainta, • Mayfield Park, • Gruar, • Riverside Cainta, and • Cypress/Olympia Village.
- 8. • The main Church is located along the main road of Village East Executive Homes in Cainta, Rizal. • Chapels have been built in the smaller communities of Riverside, Gruar, and Cypress.
- 9. Vision of the Church
- 10. Vision…. • The Holy Trinity Parish envisions itself to be a community of God’s all- encompassing, unending, and unconditional love. We live out the truth that God is love; and, through our words and actions in our every day lives, we may bring others towards the path of enlightenment and faith. • “Deus Caritas Est.” (1 John 4:16)
- 11. Mission of the Church
- 12. Mission…. • The Church’s mission is to be a Catholic community centered on the most Holy Trinity that preaches God’s love through our actions. Through our vision, Deus caritas est, we bring God and our faith to those around us by leading pure lives and being examples of true and real Catholicism.
- 13. THE END Submitted to: Dennis Maturan