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
A Call to Deeper Righteousness ~ Sixth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ February 15, 2026
Matthew 5:17–37 forms a central section of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, where He reveals the true meaning of the Law and calls His disciples to a deeper righteousness. Jesus begins by clarifying that He has not come to abolish the Law or the Prophets but to fulfill...
“Bearing Witness to Christ as Salt and Light” ~ Fifth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ February 8, 2026
The first defining characteristic of Jesus’ disciples is to be the salt of the earth. Salt has a clear purpose: it gives flavor. People use salt because it makes food more pleasant and enjoyable. It is striking that Jesus says, “Salt is good,” suggesting that...
“Christianity is Other-centered life” ~ Fourth Sunday in Ordinary Time ~ February 1, 2026
Heaven is the place of the humble and meek of heart while hell is the place for the proud and arrogant. The two cannot be mixed up. To be true Christian, one must possess all the virtues contained in the Beatitudes. This was so clear to the Matthean Christian...
“OPENING OUR HEARTS TO GOD’S WORD” ~ National Bible Sunday
Opening Reflection for the National Bible Sunday Rev. Fr. Bryan Ma. Eala, OSM Recalling the importance given by the Second Vatican Council to rediscovering Sacred Scripture for the life of the Church, Pope Francis says he wrote this Apostolic Letter in response to...
“ANG TUNAY NA ‘PINAKADAKILA’ SA KAHARIAN NG DIYOS” ~ Kapistahan ng Santo Niño
Sa pasimula ng Chapter 18, lumapit ang mga alagad kay Hesus at nagtanong, "Sino po ang pinakadakila sa kaharian ng langit?" (v. 1). Sa kultura noong unang panahon, at maging sa ating panahon ngayon na puno ng kompetisyon at "likes" sa social media, ang pagiging dakila...
“THE BELOVED SON AT THE JORDAN” ~ The Baptism of the Lord
The Gospel of Matthew presents the baptism of Jesus as a theologically rich moment that inaugurates His public ministry and reveals His identity. Jesus comes from Galilee to the Jordan to be baptized by John, an action that immediately raises a problem: John’s baptism...
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