+ Follow TITHING Tag
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[Title] => Sin thumbs down tithing, divorce bill
[Summary] => Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin said yesterday he is opposed to tithing, calling debates on the issue "irreverent" in these times when the poor are already suffering.
Sin also denounced a divorce bill set to be presented in the 12th Congress as "insane" and "immoral," and assured his huge flock it would be scuttled.
"I do not favor obligatory tithing. It offends me because it hurts the poor. I do not even favor discussing the issue at this time," the archbishop said in a statement.
[DatePublished] => 2001-07-07 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Sandy Araneta
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[Title] => Sin thumbs down tithing, divorce bill
[Summary] => Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin said yesterday he is opposed to tithing, calling debates on the issue "irreverent" in these times when the poor are already suffering.
Sin also denounced a divorce bill set to be presented in the 12th Congress as "insane" and "immoral," and assured his huge flock it would be scuttled.
"I do not favor obligatory tithing. It offends me because it hurts the poor. I do not even favor discussing the issue at this time," the archbishop said in a statement.
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TITHING
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[Title] => Sin thumbs down tithing, divorce bill
[Summary] => Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin said yesterday he is opposed to tithing, calling debates on the issue "irreverent" in these times when the poor are already suffering.
Sin also denounced a divorce bill set to be presented in the 12th Congress as "insane" and "immoral," and assured his huge flock it would be scuttled.
"I do not favor obligatory tithing. It offends me because it hurts the poor. I do not even favor discussing the issue at this time," the archbishop said in a statement.
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[Title] => Sin thumbs down tithing, divorce bill
[Summary] => Manila Archbishop Jaime Cardinal Sin said yesterday he is opposed to tithing, calling debates on the issue "irreverent" in these times when the poor are already suffering.
Sin also denounced a divorce bill set to be presented in the 12th Congress as "insane" and "immoral," and assured his huge flock it would be scuttled.
"I do not favor obligatory tithing. It offends me because it hurts the poor. I do not even favor discussing the issue at this time," the archbishop said in a statement.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1097645
[AuthorName] => Sandy Araneta
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