Diocese of Parañaque
Home of the Largest 13th-century First-class Relic of a Saint in the Philippines
DAILY MASS SCHEDULE
| Monday | 6AM (T) | 6PM (E)   |
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| Tuesday | 6AM (T) | 12NN (T) | 6PM (E) |
| Wednesday | 6AM (T) | 6PM (E) |
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| Thursday | 6AM (T) | 6PM (E) |
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| Friday | 6AM (T) | 6PM (E) |
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| Saturday | 6AM (T) | 6PM (E) |
(T) Tagalog Mass (E) English Mass
Holy Hour every Friday at 5:00PM
Feast Day: Every First Sunday of May
Confession: Tuesday – Friday 5:00PM
Baptism: Saturdays at 10:30 AM
SUNDAY MASS SCHEDULE
| 5:30AM (T) | 7AM (T) |
| 9AM (T) |
11AM (T) |
| 2PM (T) |
4PM (T) |
| 6PM (E) | 7:30PM |
Wedding Mass – by appointment
Anointing of the Sick – by appointment
Blessings – by appointment
Funeral Mass – by appointment
Please contact the Parish Office.
Relics of St. Peregrine Laziosi
Relic of St Peregrine
The parish houses a unique relic, a rib from the incorruptible body of St.Peregrine donated by the order to further devotion here in our country.
Parish Services
Contact the Parish Office to schedule a Baptism, wedding or a funeral mass. Click here for daily mass schedules and mass readings.
Healing Testimonials
Many have witnessed and received healing through the intercession of St. Peregrine Laziosi – the patron saint of cancer patients.
Announcements
May 4 (Parish Feast)
ST. PEREGRINE LAZIOSI
In 1283 Saint Philip, Prior General of the Friar Servants of Saint Mary, attempted to lead back to obedience to the Apostolic See the citizens of Forlì then under interdict. He was driven out of the city with insults and violence. While this true follower of Christ was praying for his persecutors, one of the crowd, an eighteen year old by the name of Peregrine of the famous Laziosi family, repented and humbly asked Philip for forgiveness. The holy Father received him with love…
Neo Jeremiah
“Christ’s Mission is Our Salvation” 3rd Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ January 26, 2019
As a baptized Christian in our generation today, are we willing to take our part in Christ’s ministry? Today, we heard in our Gospel that Jesus received His mission as He was about to start in His ministry, upon entering the synagogue, He received a scroll from the...
BE DEVOTED TO THE CHILD JESUS ~ January 20, 2019
January 20, 2019 ~ Jasper Christian Gambito/ St. Peregrine Laziosi Diocesan Shrine. Today, the Philippine Church celebrates the Feast of the Child Jesus, also known as the Sto. Niño. Devotion to the Child Jesus in our country started more than three centuries ago when the Spaniards introduced Christianity to our ancestors. Started by the Augustinian friars in Cebu, devotion to the Sto. Niño spread throughout the Philippine archipelago to a point that in almost all of the diocese in our country, there is a parish named after the Child Jesus.
“Biyaya sa Pagsunod” Feast of the Sto. Nino – January 20, 2019
Maganda ang nagiging buhay at kinabukasan ng mga taong masunurin. Ang mga anak na natutong sumunod sa mga magulang ay nagiging matagumpay. Kapahamakan naman ang inaabot ng mga anak na suwail. Ito ay napapatunayan na sa karanasan. Pagsunod ang isa sa mga paksa sa...
“First Gift, First Step” The Baptism of Jesus ~ January 13, 2019
We are baptized "in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit" (Mt 28:19). To be baptized with the Holy Spirit and fire is to be baptized with the purifying fire of divine love coming from the Lord. As brothers and sisters in Jesus Christ, we are...
SAYING YES TO A HAPPY AND ABUNDANT 2019
Greetings of peace to everyone!
These past few days, it is noticeable that most markets were filled with people who wanted to buy various fruits, foods, and other items which according to their belief, could bring prosperity for the coming year. Others would also heed to suggestion of various ‘experts’ so that 2019 could bring them abundance. However, amidst the excitement and festivities brought by the recent New Year’s Eve celebration,
REJOICE! BE GLAD! OUR SAVIOR HAS COME!
What makes us excited this Christmas season? Are we excited of opening our gifts? Receiving our bonuses? Seeing our loved ones? Gazing at colorfully lit Christmas decorations? Attending the Simbang Gabi? Queuing to taste the puto bumbong or bibingka? Are we really excited on the celebration of the coming of Jesus? Or our excitement is rooted only to some mundane matters?
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