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Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro Parish Priests New Assignments
Archdiocese of Cagayan de Oro Parish Priests New Assignments
Abbreviations: (+) renewed for three years, (Q) Quasi-Parish, (S) Sub-Parish,(MS) Mission Station,
(PP) Parish Priest, (APP) Assistant Parish Priest, (PA) Parish Administrator, (PV) Parochial Vicar,
(RP) Resident Priest (AP) Applicant Priest, (GP) Guest Priest
Deacons
Rev. Warren Tagupa
Rev. Rodjie John Sumanpan
Rev. Nathaniel Pagalan
Sick Leave
Fr. Fredberto Ranan
Retirement
Abp. Jesus Tuquib
Msgr. Rodulfo Roa
Fr. Pedro Sombilon
Fr. Othelo Polinar
Fr. Vicente Cervantes
Fr. Ramon Hinlo
Pre-Deacons
Sem. Anthony Bagtong
Sem. Jarvy Ratilla
Sem. Carl Loyd Salcedo
Sabbatical
Msgr. Elmer Abacahin
Fr. Allan Chabit
Fr. Roger Almonia
Special Studies
Fr. Melvin Abejero
Fr. Der John Faborada
Fr. Casijborn Quiacao
Fr. Noel Antonio Carbayas
Fr. Alain Nocete
Fr. Rymond Ratilla
Fr. Lino Macatol
Bro. Jonas Awayan
Notes:
A Quasi-Parish has a resident Parish Administrator. It keeps its own canonical books and submits its own
financial statements to the archdiocesan Finance Office. It is on its way to become a Parish once all
the requirements are met.
A Sub-Parish is an extension of its mother parish, and under the supervision of the Parish Priest. All
canonical books are kept with the mother parish. Financial statements are recorded separately but still
consolidated with those of the mother parish.
A Mission Station is like a Sub-Parish, but needs a subsidy and other means of support from the
archdiocese.
A Parish Priest is “the proper pastor of the parish entrusted to him” (Can. 519).
An Assistant Parish Priest is the second person in-charge of the parish. He has previous experience as a
parish priest. He is given more management responsibilities – e.g., in financial accounting, or chairing a
committee of the parish.
A Parochial Vicar assists the Parish Priest in various aspects of the Parish.
A Resident Priest is also a part-time Parochial Vicar, while attending to a particular ministry
or studies. He helps in weekend Masses and other needs of the parish. He helps form the community of
priests in the parish.
A Guest priest helps in the needs of the parish as indicated by the parish priest. He isincardinated in
another diocese or belongs to a religious congregation.
Reference: Canons 515-552, on “Parishes, Parish Priests, and Assistant Priests,” in The Code of Canon
Law (1983).