Ang Parokya ng Mahal na Ina ng Rosario ng Manaoag ay naglalayong maging isang tunay na pamayanang Kristiyano na nagninilay sa Salita ng Diyos, umaagapay sa kapwa, at nag-aalay ng sarili sa paglilingkod. Sakey a muyungan na saray mananisia ya mandadalepdep, manaantabay, tan mangibabagat.

Pinapatnubayan ng mapagkalingang kamay ng Mahal na Ina ng Rosario ng Manaoag, kami ay nananampalatayang tinatawag upang maging saksi sa aming pananampalataya sa pamamagitan ng panalangin, paglilingkod, at misyon.

Sa puso ng aming buhay-parokya ay ang 35 aktibong Basic Ecclesial Communities (BECs) — mga munting pamayanang pinagmumulan ng pagbabahagi ng pananampalataya, pagpapalalim ng ugnayan, at pagsasabuhay ng misyon ni Kristo sa araw-araw.

Bilang iisang pamilyang parokya, sa tulong ng mga panalanagin ni Maria, kami ay nagsusumikap na dalhin at isabuhay ang Mabuting Balita sa bawat barangay, tahanan, at puso ng bawat tao — upang maikalat ang liwanag ni Kristo at mapanatili ang Simbahang buhay, na may malalim na pagkakaisa, at may pagsusumikap na tuparin sa misyong iniatas ni Kristo.

Schedule of masses:

BAPTISM

WEDSNESDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

REQUIREMENTS

1. BIRTH CERTIFICATE (1 XEROX COPY)

2. RESERVATION, 1 WEEK BEFORE BAPTISM

3. PROPER ATTIRE FOR CHILD BAPTISM (WHITE)

4. PARENTS AND SPONSORS MUST BE CATHOLIC

5. SPONSORS MUST BE 16YRS OF AGE AND ABOVE

6. REGISTRATION AT 9:30AM AT PARISH OFFICE

7. SEMINAR AT 10:30AM

8. BAPTISM PROPER AT 11:00AM

9. IF NOT A PARISHIONER GET A PERMISSION LETTER FROM THE PARISH WHERE

THE FAMILY RESIDES.

ADULT BAPTISM

BY APPOINTMENT

REQUIREMENTS

1. BIRTH CERTIFICATE ( 1 PHOTOCOPY )

2. CANDIDATE SHOULD UNDERGO CATECHESIS

3. IF NOT A PARISHIONER, GET A PERMISSION LETTER FROM THE PARISH WHERE

THEFAMILY RESIDES.

CONFIRMATION

REQUIREMENTS

1. BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATE (1 PHOTOCOPY) CANDIDATE SHOULD UNDERGO

CATECHESIS

FIRST COMUNNION

REQUIREMENTS

1. BAPTISMAL CERTIFICATE (1PHOTOCOPY)

2. CANDIDATE SHOULD ATTEND THE CATECHESIS

FUNERAL MASSES

TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY @ 8:15 AM

REQUIREMENTS

1. DEATHCERTIFICATE (1 PHOTOCOPY)

2. SHOULD REGISTER AT THE PARISH OFFICE FOR SCHEDULE.

3. IF NOT A PARISHIONER, GET A PERMISSION LETTER FROM THE PARISH

WHERE THE FAMILY RESIDES.

FUNERAL BLESSING

BY APPOINTMENT

REQUIREMENTS

1. DEATHCERTIFICATE (1 PHOTOCOPY)

2. SHOULD REGISTER AT THE PARISH OFFICE FOR SCHEDULE.

3. IF NOT A PARISHIONER, GET A PERMISSION LETTER FROM THE PARISH

WHERE THE FAMILY RESIDES.

REQUEST MASSES

BY APPOINTMENT

HOUSE BLESSING

BY APPOINTMENT (TUESDAY TO SATURDAY)

ANOINTING OF THE SICK

BY APPOINTMENT (TUESDAY TO SATURDAY)

WEDDING - RENEWAL OF VOWS

BY APPOINTMENT (TUESDAY TO SATURDAY)

WEDDING MASSES

BY APPOINTMENT (TUESDAY TO SATURDAY)

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The Minor Basilica of Saint Dominic in San Carlos City, Pangasinan, stands

as one of the oldest and most historically significant churches in Northern Luzon.

Its origins trace back to 1587, when Dominican missionaries established a

mission in the area formerly known as Binalatongan. In 1616, the first

permanent church was built under the patronage of St. Dominic de Guzman.

After enduring repeated destruction from earthquakes and uprisings, the church was rebuilt in 1773 under Fr. Francisco Ferrer, OP, and was completed in 1778, using bricks and adobe in grand Baroque style. A key moment in its history came on February 16, 2023, when Pope Francis granted it the title of Minor Basilica, elevating its spiritual and historical importance not only for San Carlos City but for the whole Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan. Today, the Basilica of Saint Dominic continues to stand as a beacon of enduring faith, rich history, and vibrant devotion. It is the spiritual heart of San Carlos City. Every day, but especially on his feast and first Sundays, people from all over the city and various towns of Pangasinan flock to the basilica to offer prayers and seek the powerful intercession of Ama Min Santo Domingo (Our Holy Father Saint Dominic), their beloved patron.

Schedule of masses:

Schedules for Liturgical Activities:

Monday to Saturday: 7AM (Main Church) & 5PM (Capilla de San Carlos)

Every Sunday: 5AM, 6AM, 7AM, 8AM, 9AM, 10AM, & 5PM

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament: 3:30 PM (every Sunday)

Confessions: Every Saturday 4PM

Weddings and Blessings: By appointment

Baptism every Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday: 10AM Registration

Funerals: Daily 9AM (except for Saturday: 1PM)

Anointing of the Sick: Anytime. Call a priest preferably in the morning.

*Church documents are released from Monday to Thursday.

Titular: Our Lady of Purification

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Feast Day: February 2

Parish Priest: Rev. Msgr. Oliver Joseph E. Mendoza
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Fr. Allan Morris T. Abuan
 

VISION

OLP is a Christ-Centered community of dynamic and holy stewards, committed to passionate evangelization, generous sharing and dedicated service, living the spirituality of communio, inspired by Mary our Lady of Purification.
 

MISSION

To build a dynamic community of stewards that reaches out and draws people to God through an exemplary Christian life dedicated to evangelize, share and serve, strengthened by the spirituality of communio.
 

Schedule of Masses

Monday to Saturday: 6:00 AM (Pangasinan Masses)
Anticipated Mass, Saturday: 4:30PM (English)

Sunday:
6:00 AM / 7:30 AM / 9:00 AM / 4:30 PM (Pangasinan Masses)
 

Sacraments

Baptism: Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday: 11:30 AM
Weddings and other Sacraments: To schedule, please visit the Parish Office.

Parish Priest: Rev. Msgr. Manuel S. Bravo, Jr.

Parochial Vicars: Rev. Fr. Joseph T. Fernandez; 

Priest in Residence: Rev. Fr. Roberto C. Mejia

Resident Guest Priest: Rev. Fr. Victor Angelo S. Parlan  

Vicariate of St. John the Evangelist

Parish Office Schedule
Everyday Morning: 8:30 AM - 12:00 NN
Afternoon: 2:00 PM - 4:30 PM


Vision:
The Cathedral Parish of St. John the Evangelist is a community of committed, prayerful, and faithful servants of the Lord called to become Beloved Disciples and sent as Transformative Evangelizers living out the Spirituality of A.G.I.L.A. (Acceptance of Differences; Grateful Stewardship; Integration of Faith & Life; Loving Service & Devotion; Appropriate Catechesis) Through the intercession of the Blessed Virgin Mary & Inspiration of St. John the Beloved Disciple.

Mission:
*STRENGTHENING THE ORGANIZATION To strengthen the parish organization by instituting proper structures and through unity of action, build up harmony and coordination among ministries and organizations. *ANIMATING WORSHIP AND DEVOTION To promote participation in worship and liturgical activities as an outflow of one’s personal devotion. *INSTITUTING AND EMPLOYING EFFECTIVE FORMATION To institute and employ a comprehensive and systematic formation program for priests, lay leaders, volunteers, and the lay faithful. *INTENSIFYING SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT To intensify social engagement as a manifestation of our prophetic mission. *ESTABLISHING NETWORKS AND LINKAGES To set-up networks with other non-religious charitable institutions, NGOs, business establishments, LGUs in the realization of parish goals and to address problems in the community. Tagline: St. John the Beloved Disciple, Draw us close to the Heart of Jesus

Schedule of Masses

Mondays to Saturdays
6:00 AM 7:00 AM
(FB Livestream) 12:15 PM
(Santuario) Old Cathedral 5:00 PM

Sundays
6:00 AM 7:00 AM
(FB Livestream) 8:00 AM
(FB Livestream) 9:00 AM
(FB Livestream) 10:00 AM
(FB Livestream) 11:00 AM
12:15 PM Cathedral
(Youtube Livestream) 4:00 PM
(FB Livestream) 5:00 PM

Confessions - Daily

Weddings - By Appointment

Baptisms - Sundays 9:00 AM - Registration 10:00 AM - Catechism 11:00 AM - Baptism

Confirmations - By Appointment

Anointing of the Sick - Anytime

First Friday Devotion Holy Hour and Confessions
 4:30 - 5:15 PM(Thursday)

Perpetual Help Novena 5:00 PM (Wednesday)

House Blessing - By Appointment

Funerals 9:00 AM (Wednesday) 9:00 AM (Thursday) 9:00 AM (Saturday)



 

Titular: St. Vincent Ferrer, Priest, April 5
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Reydentor Mejia
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Fr. Vishnu Valdez; 
Resident Deacon: Rev. Jezer Tristan De Vera

Rooted in faith and community, Sts. Peter and Paul Parish in Calasiao stands as a living Church where tradition meets mission. Founded in 1588 by Spanish missionaries, it is one of the oldest parishes in Pangasinan and holds deep historical and spiritual significance for the region. Its present church, built in the 18th century, is a fine example of Baroque architecture and has been officially recognized as a National Cultural Treasure by the National Museum of the Philippines. This heritage designation affirms its role not only as a place of worship but also as a custodian of local history and art. Known for its historic charm and spiritual heritage, the parish is more than a landmark—it is home to generations of faithful who gather not just for liturgy but for life shared in Christ. Here, worship is both solemn and joyful, centered on the Eucharist and enriched by devotions that speak to the heart of every parishioner. The parish reaches out beyond the altar through dynamic evangelization programs, empowering youth and adult ministries, and ongoing catechesis. Today, Sts. Peter and Paul Parish continues to embody a living faith—rooted in the past, alive in the present, and reaching toward the future.

Schedule of masses:

HOLY MASS

Monday to Sturday 6:00 AM 

Wednesday, Friday & Saturday 5:00 PM 

SUNDAY 5:30 AM 8:30 AM 7:00 AM 10:0O AM 5:00 PM 

CONFESSION 

Every Wednesday 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM 

Every 1st Thursday of the month 6:30 AM 

BAPTISM 

Every Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday & Sunday 

FUNERAL 

Wednesday Friday & Saturday 9:00 AM Lapag 

SICK CALLS 

Urgent / Emergency – ANYTIME 

Non- Urgent – By Appointment 

PAROCHIAL OFFICE HOURS 

Monday – Office Closed (Parish Staff Day-off) 

TUESDAY to SUNDAY : 8:30 AM - 12:00 NN 2:30 PM - 5:00 PM 

At the heart of Malasiqui stands the venerable Saint Ildephonse of Seville Parish, a living testament of faith and heritage since 1665. Founded by Fr. Juan Camacho amid tumultuous times, the parish has withstood fires, earthquakes, and multiple restorations—each rebuilding strengthening both its spiritual mission and cultural roots.

Malasiqui has 73 barangays, served by three other parishes and one pastoral station. At present, 31 barangays are under the pastoral care of St. Ildephonse, reaching faith communities through catechetical programs and social services that nurture both soul and society.

Worship continues with daily and weekend Masses offering spiritual nourishment, while the parish remains vibrant in its mission—serving the community through devotions, youth ministries, social outreach, and formation and renewal programs that form disciples in faith and service.

Schedule of masses:

*Holy Masses - Monday-Friday 6:15 AM; Wednesday & Friday 4:30 PM; Saturday 6:15 AM and 4:30 PM - Anticipated Sunday Mass.  Every SUNDAY: 5:30 AM, 7:00 AM, 8:30 AM, 10:00 AM and 4:30 PM.

*Regular Baptism - Wednesday, Saturday, & Sunday at 11:30 AM

Registration at 10:00 AM, followed by Catechesis

*Regular Funeral : 9:30 AM Monday to Saturday only

* Anointing of the Sick - Anytime 

* Wedding Schedule - Daily: 10:30 AM & 2:30 PM, 7:30 AM  (except Sunday)

Prepare month/s early.

*House or Car Blessings, Counseling & Confessions - Inquire from the office.

*Parish Office is OPEN daily from 8:30AM-12 NN, and 2:00-5:00 PM.

The Parish of Saint Thomas Aquinas covers the community of Christ’s faithful in the barangays of Banaoang, Bari, Embarcadero, Guiguilonen, Guilig, Inlambo, Macayug, Navaluan, Nibaliw, Osiem, Poblacion, Salay and Tebag – all located in the Municipality of Mangaldan. Mangaldan is the third town in Pangasinan to be founded by the Dominican missionaries. It is used to be a visita of Calasiao until the Dominican missionaries took it upon themselves to create an independent parish with Saint Thomas Aquinas as its titular in 1600. Fr. Pedro de Ledesma, OP and Fr. Thomas Castellar, OP were the first Dominican missionaries. The diocesan clergy took over the Parish in 1899 with Fr. Benigno Jimenez as the Parish Priest.

The Parish is now 425 years. The blossoming of the parish is attributed to Blessed John Martinez of Saint Dominic (1577-1619) who was once assigned in Mangaldan. Mangaldan is considered as the levitical town of Pangasinan, having produced bishops, priests and nuns.

Bishop Mariano Madriaga and Fr. Juan Sison started the construction of the current church in 1940. The Church measures 21 meters wide, 63 meters long and 16 meters high with a sitting capacity of 1,250. The belfry is 26 meters high.

Schedule of masses: 

Daily Masses

Mondays to Fridays: 6:00am and 5:15pm (Eng.)

Saturdays: 6:00am (Eng.)

5:00pm Anticipated Mass (Eng.)

Sundays: 5:30am (Pang.); 7:00am; 8:15am; 5:00pm (Eng.)

Wedding Masses

Saturdays: 9:45am; Sundays 3:00pm

Funeral Masses

Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays (Pang.)

8:00am

Baptisms

Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays

11:15am

(Note: Required Baptismal Catechesis-Seminar Before Baptism: Every Saturday at 8:00am – 11:30am)

Confessions

Thursdays

10:30am – 12:00nn

Blessing of Vehicles

Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays

11:00am

House Blessing

By Appointment

Sick Call

By Appointment

Bible Sharing/Study

Thursdays

8:30am – 10:30am

Titular: Epiphany of the Lord, 1st Sunday after New Year
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Jijune Herramia
Pastor Emeritus: Rev. Fr. Camilo V. Natividad

Titular: San Roque, August 16 Priest Director: Rev. Fr. Jeremias B. Cera

San Roque Chaplaincy Youth Ministry

The Parish of Saint John Paul II in Aponit, San Carlos City, Pangasinan, was established as a parish on the 15th day of August 2020. The Barangays of APONIT, ANTIPANGOL, BUENGLAT, BALOCOC, TALANG, BALDOG, MALIWARA, TAYAMBANI, PAYAR, ISLA, TAMAYO, SALINAP, BOCBOC, BANI, BOGAOAN, and MABALBALINO were detached from the Parish of St. Dominic in San Carlos City. The church was solemnly DEDICATED on the 22nd of November in the year of our Lord 2022 by His Eminence, José Lázaro Fuerte Cardinal Advincula, Jr., during the ninth pontificate of Pope Francis. As a spiritual mother, the Church faithfully guides her community to live a holy and meaningful life in union with Christ through regular weekday and Sunday Masses, the administration of the sacraments, the organization of various barangay devotion Masses, BEC activities, public school catechism, and heartfelt community social services. Through these sacred gatherings and acts of service, the faithful are nurtured not only in their spiritual journey but also in their love for God and neighbor.

Schedule of masses:

• HOLY MASS - Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 6:30 AM

Saturday (Barangay Baldog Chapel): 6:30 AM

Sunday: 7:30 AM and 8:45 AM

• FUNERAL MASS - Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday

• ANNOINTING OF THE SICK - By Appointment

• BAPTISM - Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday: 10:30 AM (Others Days by Appointment)

• HOLY MATRIMONY - By Appointment

• HOUSE BLESSING - By Appointment

The Santuario de Santa Barbara Holy Family Parish in Santa Barbara, Pangasinan. was known to be erected in 1742, making it one of the oldest churches in the province of Pangasinan. The church is a part of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Lingayen-Dagupan.

In 1741, the Govierno General de Administracion Civil granted the petition of Dominican Father Manuel del Rio to establish the town of Tolong and build a church there. Then, a simple chapel

made of wood and cement was built. In 1742, the first parish took on baptisms, marriages, and deaths signed by Fr. Manuel Arango.

In 1743, Sta. Barbara (de Tolong) was accepted as a Dominican mission, hence, was placed under the care of a parish priest. In 1762, rebellions started and the people of Sta. Barbara went into hiding, leaving the small wooden church vulnerable and defenseless. Thus, it was set on fire in 1763.

The church was gradually rebuilt. However, the roof of the church and some parts of the structure was damaged by a typhoon in October 1776. The rebuilding of the second church began. Then, from 1800 to 1814, Fr. Baltazar Calderon completed the construction of the three-foot thick walls of the church, donning a beautiful facade and two small towers.

Fast forward to 1972, during the Papal visit of Pope Paul VI in the Philippines, the parish church was granted the title of Parish of the Holy Family, owing to the legendary biography of St.

Barbara.

Then it was declared as Santuario de Santa Barbara, on December 3, 2023, by Archbishop Socrates B. Villegas. The people of God in this community have grown in piety and devotion through the example and intercession of Santa Barbara. The Archbishop of Lingayen-Dagupan invokes his pastoral blessings upon the Catholic Faithful who visit the Santuario and pray for the intentions of the See of Lingayen-Dagupan.

Schedule of masses:

Sunday Mass Schedule

• First Mass: 6:30 AM – 7:30 AM

• Second Mass: 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM

• Third Mass: 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM

• Fourth Mass: 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Weekday Mass Schedule

• Monday: 6:00 AM

• Tuesday: 6:00 AM

• Wednesday: 5:00 PM

• Thursday: 6:00 AM

• Friday: 6:00 AM

• Saturday: 6:00 AM

(Weekday Masses are celebrated at the Oratory, besides Parish Office.)

Funeral Schedule

• Days: Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday

• Requirement: Death Certificate (Photocopy)

Baptism Schedule

• Days: Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday

Requirements:

• Birth Certificate (Photocopy)

• Sponsors must be 16 years old and above

• White Clothing (for Baby, Parents & Sponsors)

Marriage

• You may direct to the Parish Office for requirements and scheduling.

Office Hours

• Tuesday – Sunday: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM

• (Lunch Break: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM)

• Closed Every Monday
  

Titular: Holy Family, Sunday within the Octave of Christmas
Parish Priest Rev. Fr. Roland Anthony S. Gavina

The Most Holy Trinity Parish in Barangay Manzon, San Carlos City, Pangasinan, traces its beginnings to the establishment of the Pastoral Station of the Holy Trinity on May 24, 2016. Serving the communities of Barangays Balayong, Bolingit, Cruz, Doyong, Inerangan, Manzon, Matagdem, and Nelintap, the pastoral station quickly became a focal point for worship, fellowship, and outreach. Situated in Barangay Manzon, it stood as the spiritual heart of the area, drawing people together in faith and unity. After four years of steady growth and dedicated service, a new milestone was reached on August 15, 2020, when the Pastoral Station of the Holy Trinity was elevated to the status of a parish. This recognition reflected both the deepening spiritual life and the

maturing communal identity of its faithful. Now formally known as the Most Holy Trinity Parish, it continues to be a vibrant center of Catholic life, fostering unity among its diverse barangays and serving as a steadfast witness to the Gospel.

Today, the parish remains committed to its mission of nurturing faith and building a strong, Christ-centered community. Every celebration, most especially on Trinity Sunday, draws parishioners together to honor and glorify the Triune God, whose presence continues to guide and strengthen the people of the parish in their journey of faith.

Schedule of masses:

Parish Schedule of Liturgical Activities

Eucharistic Celebrations and Devotions

Wednesday: 7:00 AM - Holy Mass

Novena to Our Mother of Perpetual Help

Thursday: 7:00 AM - Holy Mass

Chaplet to the Most Holy Trinity

Friday: 7:00 AM - Holy Mass

Chaplet of Divine Mercy

Sunday: 8:00AM - Holy Mass

Sacraments:

Baptism: Wednesday, Saturday, Sunday

9:30 AM - Registration

10:30 AM - Baptism

Weddings 7:00 AM - Monday - Friday

8:00 AM - Saturday

Funerals: 8:00 AM - Wednesday and Saturday

Nestled in the southern part of Lingayen, Pangasinan, the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish stands as a young yet vibrant spiritual center for the faithful of Barangay Naguelguel and nearby communities. Established in 2011, this parish is one of the more recent additions to the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Lingayen–Dagupan. Despite its relatively recent foundation, the parish has already become a vital part of the religious life in the area, offering a strong sense of community, devotion, and mission. The parish is dedicated to the Immaculate Heart of Mary, whose feast day is celebrated every June 16. This devotion highlights Mary’s pure love and unwavering faithfulness to God, serving as a model for the parishioners’ own spiritual journey. The parish celebrates this feast with heartfelt liturgical services and community activities that draw together not just regular attendees, but also visitors and devotees from surrounding barangays. Under the leadership of Rev. Fr. Martin Peralta, MS, the parish continues to grow both spiritually and communally. Fr. Martin, a member of the Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette, plays an instrumental role in nurturing the faith life of the parishioners through the celebration of the sacraments, pastoral care, and the promotion of various ministries. The church serves as more than just a place of worship; it is a center for evangelization and service, reaching out to both the devout and the marginalized in the community. The Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish is under the Vicarate of Epiphany of Our Lord Co-Cathedral Parish which includes several other parishes across Lingayen. Together, these parishes work to serve the pastoral and spiritual needs of the broader Catholic community in Archdiocese of Lingayen Dagupan. Through this network, the parish maintains a strong connection with the wider archdiocesan mission and vision. Rooted in faith, service, and Marian devotion, the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish stands as a beacon of hope and unity in the local Church, fostering a vibrant Catholic presence in southern Lingayen. As a vibrant center of faith and evangelization, the parish remains steadfast in its mission to bring the faithful closer to God through the regular celebration of the sacraments and various devotional practices. The parish offers daily Eucharistic celebrations, solemn Sunday liturgies, regular opportunities for confession, and devotions that nurture the spiritual life of the community.

Schedule of Eucharistic Celebrations, Weekday Masses (Tuesday to Friday) From Tuesday to Friday, daily Mass is celebrated at 6:00 PM in the parish church, Every Wednesday and Thursday Talogtog Chapel and Naguelguel West Chapel has 4:30 PM Mass. (Saturday Masses) on Saturdays, a morning Mass is held at 6:00 AM. In the Southern Area of the parish, Saturday Masses follow a rotating schedule among four chapels, ensuring that the spiritual needs of all communities are regularly met. Each

Saturday, two chapels host Masses at staggered times. On one Saturday, the faithful gather at Wawa Chapel at 4:00 PM, followed by Mass at Aliwekwek Chapel at 5:00 PM. On the following Saturday, the schedule shifts to Basing East Chapel at 4:00 PM and Basing West Chapel at 5:00 PM. This biweekly rotation enables all four chapels to celebrate Mass regularly, fostering unity, devotion, and spiritual growth among the parishioners of the Southern Area. (Sunday Masses) The parish church offers two Sunday Masses to accommodate the central community. The first Mass begins at 5:30 AM, followed by a second celebration at 8:30 AM.

Additionally, in the spirit of outreach and pastoral care, the parish extends its Sunday services to the Southern Area. Masses are held in three chapels during the afternoon: Malawa Chapel at 4:00 PM, Rosario Chapel at 5:00 PM, and Lasip Chapel at 6:00 PM. These afternoon celebrations ensure that all members of the parish, regardless of location, have the opportunity to partake in the Holy Eucharist and remain united in faith. Through this thoughtfully arranged schedule of Eucharistic celebrations, the parish demonstrates its deep commitment to spiritual nourishment, inclusivity, and the pastoral care of all its members. By bringing the sacraments to the faithful across various communities, the parish continues to be a beacon of unity and grace in the life of the Church. For the past 15 years, the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish has been a source of spiritual strength, community, and service. Since its establishment as a parish in 2011, the church has flourished under the guidance of three dedicated Priests, a member of the Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette. Rev. Fr. Micheal Dexter Linga, MS (2011-2017) The journey began with Rev. Fr. Micheal Dexter P. Linga, MS, who served as the first parish priest from 2011 to 2017. Fr. Michael laid the foundation for a strong, faith-filled community. His leadership emphasized spiritual growth, liturgical richness, and fostering a sense of unity. He helped establish key pastoral programs and outreach initiatives that made the parish more involved in the local community, setting the stage for future growth. Rev. Fr. Jasper Tiongquico, MS (2017-2022) Following Fr. Michael, Rev. Fr. Jasper Tiongquico, MS served from 2017 to 2022, continuing to build upon the parish's success. Fr. Jasper focused on engaging the parish ministries, especially through programs for young families. His leadership saw an expansion of social outreach efforts, deepening the parish commitment to service, and strengthening the sense of belonging for all generations within the community. Rev. Fr. Martin Peralta, MS (2022-Present) Currently, Rev. Fr. Martin Peralta, MS leads the parish. Since 2022, Fr. Martin has continued to nurture the spiritual life of the community, placing emphasis on deeper faith formation, inclusive worship, and outreach to the marginalized. His warm leadership style has helped maintain the parish’s strong sense of community, while encouraging more active participation in various ministries.

Over the past 15 years, Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish has evolved from its establishment in 2011 into a thriving community of faith, service, and spiritual growth. The journey of this parish is not just defined by its physical presence, but by the profound impact it has had on the hearts and lives of its members. From the very beginning, the leadership of three dedicated priests has been instrumental in shaping the parish's identity and mission. Each priest brought their own unique vision, fostering a spirit of inclusivity and devotion to the teachings of Christ. Under their guidance, the parish was not only a place of worship but also a haven for spiritual nourishment, a place where individuals could find both personal and collective meaning in their relationship with God.

Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish has also engaged in many activities. This

proves that the church is actively participating not only in spiritual matters but also in initiatives that foster community involvement and social development. One notable example is its involvement in the celebration of the barangay feast in honor of its patron saint, the Immaculate Heart of Mary. During this time, the parish organizes a variety of religious and community-oriented events such as novena Masses, processions, feeding programs, and cultural presentations. These activities not only strengthen the faith of the parishioners but also promote unity, cooperation, and joy among residents. Through such engagements, the parish continues to serve as a center of spiritual guidance and a strong pillar of community life.

Schedule of masses:

Weekday Daily Masses:

Monday - Saturday: 6:00 AM

Tuesday – Friday: 6:00 PM

Sunday: 5:30 AM (First Mass)

: 8:30 AM (Second Mass)

Blessings/Confession: (By Appointment)

Barrio Masses:

Every Wednesday at Talogtog Chapel (4:30PM)

Every Thursday at Naguelguel West Chapel (4:30PM)

Saturday Afternoon (Weekly Rotation)

Wawa Chapel: 4:00 PM

Aliwekwek Chapel: 5:00 PM

Basing East Chapel: 4:00 PM

Bassing West Chapel: 5:00 PM

Sunday Afternoon

Malawa Chapel: 4:00 PM

Rosario Chapel: 5:00 PM

Lasip Chapel: 6:00 PM

Titular: Jesus the Nazarene, Monday before the Holy week
Parish Priest; Rev. Fr. Mario R. Morales 

Titular: Mary Help of Christians, May 24
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Hernan Caronongan

Titular: Our Lady of Fatima, October 13
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Wilfredo B. Penoliar

Titular: Our Lady of Miraculous Medal, November 27
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Francisco M. Vargas, CM
Parochial Vicars: Rev. Fr. Romeo B. Auditor, Jr., CM; Rev.  Fr. Raul M. Negrosa, CM

he Holy Rosary Parish in Calmay, Dagupan City, was established in 1973. It is

officially known as the Most Holy Rosary Parish and has a Facebook page, Most Holy Rosary Parish (Calmay), for the parish. The parish is dedicated to the Holy Rosary, a devotion that has a long history within the Catholic Church, with roots tracing back to the 3rd and early 4th centuries. The episcopal coronation of the image of Our Lady of the Most Holy Rosary took place last October 21, 2023 by Most Rev. Socrates B. Villegas, DD. The parish church offers daily Eucharistic celebrations, solemn Sunday liturgies, regular confessions, and devotional praying of the Holy rosary every morning at 6:30 and 6:00pm honoring Our Lady of the Rosary. The evangelization program of the parish is done through catechesis of students in every school and through formation of the youth and adults. The Parish does an outreach program to the poor such as feeding the malnourish children and indigent people. The catholic faithful offers their time, talent, treasure for their love of God and for their neighbors. The Parish invites the people to enter and to avail the sacraments and para-litiurgical activities of the parish church through Mary. This signifies a Catholic devotion of consecrating oneself to Jesus through the intercession and guidance of the Virgin Mary. It's a practice of entrusting one;s spiritual life to Mary's maternal care, believing she will lead individuals closer to her son, Jesus, and to God. This devotion is not meant to replace God but rather to strengthen

one's relationship with Him through Mary.

Schedule of masses: 

Holy Eucharist:

Sunday - 6:30am (first mass) 8:30 (second mass)

Tuesday to Saturday – 6:30am

Baptism: Wednesday - Thursday, Saturday – Sunday- 11:30am

Reconciliation: Anytime

Wedding: By schedule

Anointing of the Sick: By Appointment

Office Hours: Tuesday to Saturday at 8:00am to 12:00nn; 2:00 to 5:00pm

What began in the mid-1950s as a humble peach-colored chapel in Canan Norte—built through the generosity of Doña Correa Gumtang—has grown into the vibrant Our Mother of Perpetual Help Parish of Canan Norte, Malasiqui, Pangasinan. Once a small oratory serving a handful of Catholic families who braved long walks to attend the rare monthly Mass, it is now a flourishing center of worship and community life.

Today, the parish stands as a spiritual home where the faithful gather regularly for the Holy Eucharist, sacraments, and devotions to Our Mother of Perpetual Help. Evangelization thrives through catechism and youth formation, while outreach programs and charitable missions embody Christ’s compassion for the poor. Guided by the spirit of pananabangan—stewardship the parish community continues to grow in faith, hope, and love, carrying forward the legacy of devotion and service planted decades ago.

Oral tradition traces the humble origin of St. Gabriel Parish to a modest gathering of devotees that would do their regular novena and holy rosary under a shade of bamboo and nipa shingles that stood on the lot owned by the late Juan Jovellanos (near the intersection of Ayusip Street now Prado Street). Sometime between 1936 to 1939 the shanty was replace by a more stable structure consisting of iron sheet wallings, wooden posts and thinly cemented flooring. In time the faithful of Bonuan Boquig were privileged to have their own masses celebrated in the Ermita by visiting priests. On July 3, 1943 the Ermita eventually was canonically registered as a parish with St. Gabriel the Archangel as patron Saint. Through the years, the faithful of St. Gabriel Parish has struggled to live the spirit of their patron in forming a communion of

faith, hope and love, a spirit that never tires to proclaim the good news of salvation to all people of good will.

Schedule of masses:

Monday

• 6:45 AM – Mass

• 8:00 AM – Open for extra schedule

• 2:00 PM – Open for extra schedule
  
  

Tuesday

• 6:45 AM – Mass

• 8:00 AM – Open for extra schedule

• 2:00 PM – Open for extra schedule
  
  

Wednesday

• 6:45 AM – Mass

• 8:00 AM – Open for extra schedule

• 10:30 AM – Baptism

• 2:00 PM – Open for extra schedule

• 4:00 PM – Purok Mass
  
  

Thursday

• 6:45 AM – Mass

• 8:00 AM – Open for extra schedule

• 2:00 PM – Open for extra schedule

• 4:00 PM – Purok Mass
  
  

Friday

• 6:45 AM – Mass

• 8:00 AM – (1st Friday of the month) Eucharistic Adoration & Confession

• 8:00 AM – Open for extra schedule

• 2:00 PM – Open for extra schedule

• 4:00 PM – Purok Mass
  
  

Saturday

• 6:45 AM – Mass

• 8:00 AM – Open for extra schedule

• 10:30 AM – Baptism

• 2:00 PM – Open for extra schedule

• 4:00 PM – Purok Mass
  
  

Sunday

• 6:30 AM – Mass (Bonuan)

• 8:00 AM – Mass (Binloc)

• 10:30 AM – Baptism

• 2:00 PM – Open for extra schedule

• 5:00 PM – Mass (Bonuan)

Baptism (Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays)

• 10:30 AM – Catechetical Instructions

• 11:30 AM – Celebration of the Sacrament of Baptism

Weddings (Please visit the Parish Office one month before the wedding date)

• Sundays, Wednesdays, Thursdays: 9:00 AM, 2:00 PM

• Saturdays: 7:00 AM, 2:00 PM

Sundays

• 6:30 AM

• 8:00 AM
  
  

Weekdays

• Mondays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays: 7:00 AM

• Wednesdays: 4:30 PM

• Every First Friday: 6:30 AM
  
  

Funeral (Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays)

• 8:00 AM

Anointing of the Sick

• Anytime

Confession / Blessing

• By Appointment

Parish Office is closed every Tuesday

Titular: Saint Rose of Lima, August 23
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Jovino V. Batecan

Titular: San Isidro Labrador, May 14
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Rene Celadiña, MS

Titular: St. Lorenzo Ruiz, September 28 
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Edcel R. Silva, OSJ
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Fr. Julius Erwin P. Amarillo, OSJ

Titular: St. Anthony de Padua, June 13
 Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Jake J. Rovillos, Democrito Umagtam

Titular: St. Catherine of Sienna, April 2
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Joseph Arcaño, RCJ
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Fr. Giovanni Gamaya, 

San Fabian, Pope and Martyr parish, the northernmost parish of Lingayen Dagupan, bordering with the province of La Union, in a letter dated January 9, 1716, the Provincial of Dominican Fathers petitioned the royal government foe the foundation of San Fabian “ for the better administration of the natives comfort of travelers and to stave off the assaults of the pagan Igorots who dwell in its vicinity”. On March 21,1717, the petition was granted and the town was named after its patron Saint Fabian, Pope and Martyr and appears for this first time in the Acts of Dominican Provincial Chapter held in Manila in 1718. The construction of the church was completed shortly after the British invasion (1762-1765) The Parish of St. Fabian, Pope and Martyr, has through 300 years remained a vibrant and dynamic Christian community, faithful in her mission and life in living and proclaiming the Gospel.

Schedule of masses:

Eucharistic Celebration/ Holy Mass:

Monday to Friday: 6:00 AM

Saturday: 6:00 AM and 5:00 PM ( Anticipated Mass )

Sunday: 5:30 AM , 7:00 AM , 8:30 AM and 5:00 PM

Infant Baptism : 11:00 AM

Every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday

Adult Baptism Schedule: Tuesday at 11:00 AM

Seminar: SATURDAY | 1:00 – 4:00 PM

HOLY HOUR: every Thursday before FIRST FRIDAY of the Month

- Confession

Funeral Mass: 8:00 AM

- Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday

Wedding and Blessings of house/establishments/building etc. 

- Appointment basis

Confession and Blessing of Vehicles:

- After daily masses

Office Hours:

Monday – Thursday & Saturday : 8:00 AM to 12:00 Noon | 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Sunday: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM

Friday and Holidays : CLOSED

Titular: St. Francis of Assisi, October 4
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Manuel B. de los Santos

Titular: St. Hyacinth, Aug. 17 
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Victor Z. Embuido

The Archdiocesan spirituality of Pananabangan is evident in the life of the parish community. The vibrant community liturgical celebrations along with community outreach programs attest to this. This spirituality of stewardship is lived out in the various ministries of the parish church. Cathechetical instructions in the schools of the town and in the preparation of the reception of the sacraments aid in the introduction to and deepening of this spirituality.

Schedule of masses:

A. Regular Parish Office Hours:

Tuesday to Saturday – 8:00 AM to 11:30 AM

- 2 :00 to 4:30 PM

Sunday – 6:00 AM to 11:30 AM

B. Liturgical Schedule:

MONDAY - PARISH DAY OFF

TUESDAY - 5:45 AM Rosary and 6:00 AM Mass

WEDNESDAY - 4:30 PM Novena to Our Lady of Perpetual Help

- 5:00 PM Mass

Thursday - 5:45 AM Rosary and 6:00 AM Mass

Friday - 5:45 AM Chaplet of Divine Mercy and 6:00 AM Holy Mass

Saturday - 5:45 AM Rosary and 6:00 AM Mass

Sunday - First Mass - 6:00 AM (Pangasinan)

Second Mass - 7:30 AM (English)

Third Mass - 9:00 AM (English)

C. Schedule for other celebrations:

Baptisms: Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday (10:00 AM)

Confessions: Before and after Weekday Masses

Weddings: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday (10:00 AM)

Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday (2:00 PM)

Anointing of the Sick: Any time

A young parish comprising the barangays of Ambonao, Bued, and Cabilocaan in the town of Calasiao. Established on March 21, 2020, under the administration and mission of the Missionaries of Our Lady of La Salette.Nurturing the spiritual and sacramental needs of the faithful through daily celebration of the Holy Mass, Confession, and devotional practices honoring St. Joseph of Nazareth and Our Lady of La Salette. The active participation of the parish leaders and ministers helped in the parish effort in evangelization and social services. Regular Lamesaan nen San Jose is our effort to alleviate hunger and, at the same time, nourish the faith of our young faithful through the regular catechism classes in schools. Ite ad Joseph (Go to Joseph). May his fatherly intercession and prayer lead us to Jesus.

Schedule of masses: 

Holy Mass

6:00 AM - Monday/Wednesday/Friday (Pangasinan)

5:00 PM - Tuesday/Thursday (English)

Weekend

Saturday - 6:30 AM (Tagalog)

Sunday - 6:30 AM (Pangasinan) / 9:00 AM (Tagalog) / 5:00 PM (English)

Holy Hour & Confession

Sunday - 8:00 AM

Barangay Masses Saturday

Cabilocaan - 4:30 PM

Titular: St. Joseph the Worker, May 1
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Alan T. Ybañez, SHMI
Parochial Vicar: Rev. Fr. Lito Barber, SHMI

Titular: St. Joseph, the Patriarch, March 19
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Rafael Z. Mesa

St. Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort Parish, located in Bolosan, Dagupan City, Pangasinan, is a vibrant faith community dedicated to fostering spiritual growth and development among its devotees. The parish, named after the 17th-century saint renowned for his devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, offers various spiritual activities and services.

These include daily Eucharistic Celebrations, barangay Masses on Sundays, and Saturday devotion to the Blessed Virgin Mary. The parish also hosts "Klinika sa Parokya," a program providing medical care and attention to those in need, every first Sunday of the month. Additionally, it prioritizes youth development, providing a nurturing environment for young

people to grow in their faith.

Inspired by the spirituality of St. Louis-Marie Grignion de Montfort, the parish emphasizes consecration to Jesus through Mary, encouraging individuals to entrust themselves to GOD ALONE through Mary.

For more information, you contact the parish at (075) 529-6815 or visit their social media account https://www.facebook.com/share/19m2ubBRmc/. The parish welcomes individuals seeking to deepen their faith and connection with the community.

Schedule of masses: (no details)

Titular: St. Michael the Archangel
 

Feast Day: September 29

Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Jasper R. Hebron

MISSION STATEMENT

We the people of the Roman Catholic Church of Saint Michael the Archangel Parish in the Archdiocese of a Lingayen Dagupan form a community of disciples in line with the Spirit of Communio, as the integral approach of being a faithful and dedicated Church of Jesus Christ. As a Parish, under the guidance of Mother Mary and Saint Joseph, we proclaim the mission to promote the teaching of spirituality of stewardship by creating spirit of fellowship, cooperation, and encouragement among individuals in the community, especially the poor; by celebrating what we believe in the Sacraments that have taught us to serve one another according to His Mercy and Compassion; and by joyfully worshiping the Lord with untiring Love and Generosity.
 

Schedule of Masses

Sunday 7AM, 9AM and 4:30PM
Monday to Saturday 6:30AM
Saturday 4:30PM Holy Mass of Sunday Liturgy
 

Sacraments

Baptism: Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday 11:30AM
Wedding Mass: Wednesday 9AM and 2PM Thursday 2PM Friday 2PM Saturday 9AM and 2PM Sunday 2PM
Funeral Mass: By Appoinment
Annointing of the Sick: By Appointment
Confession: Every 1st Friday, Barangay Mass Schedule and by appointment.

‘Pray, hope, and don’t worry’—this reminder from Padre Pio is held close in the heart of pilgrims who visit our Parish. Through the intercession of Padre Pio, the parish has become haven of physical and spiritual healing, a pilgrim Church for devotees, and a home of miracles, not only to those from Pangasinan, but even from nearby provinces. Thousands flock during the Healing Mass every 23 rd of the month, a devotional Eucharistic celebration invoking the help of Padre Pio. There are already many documented stories of healing, personal conversions and answered prayers. Situated at the heart of an agricultural community four kilometers from the city proper, Padre Pio Parish covers four barangays, organized into sitios and Basic Ecclesial Communities, where most are bamboo weavers and farmers. To reflect the life of the people, the Church structure is adorned with architectural designs featuring bamboo, weaves, corn and rice stalks as expression of inculturation. Our community strives to live out the spirit of Pananabangan (communio) in different aspects of our parish life evident in volunteerism, community organizing, BECs, social services programs for the poor and other ministries.

Titular: St. Pius V, April 30
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Antonio Ray R. Quintans

Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Pablo G. Garay, Jr., SVD

Parochial Vicars: Rev. Fr. Winston Cabahug, SVD; Rev.

Fr. Juan Urmaza, SVD

The Santo Domingo Ybañez de Erquicia became a pastoral station on November 12, 2013. After three months, it was elevated into chaplaincy, then it became a quasi-parish on February 2013. On July 5 of the same year, it was elevated to parish status by The Most Rev. Fr. Socrates B. Villegas, D.D.

Situated in Sapang, Bayambang, Pangasinan, the parish is under the pastoral care of the Barnabite Fathers from the Congregation of Clerics Regular of Saint Paul. It extends its pastoral services to nine barangays within the Municipality of Bayambang, including Alingan, Amanperez, Asin, Banaban, Duera, Ligue, Tococ East, Tococ West, and Sapang. 

The parish observes regular Sunday and daily masses; and practices Holy Hour every first Friday of the month. Due to its ongoing liturgical and devotional services, the community has seen a steady increase in its Catholic population. 

The Parish of Santo Domingo Ybañez de Erquicia welcomes anyone interested in contributing their talents to the church. It can also be reached through its Facebook page, "Parish Church of Santo Domingo Ybañez de Erquicia," or via the Parish Office' number, 09531150903 for spiritual assistance and inquiries.

Schedule of masses:

SUNDAY MASSES 

First Mass 6:30 AM

Second Mass 8:00 AM

third Mass 9:00 AM

First Friday of the Month Holy Hour 

3:00 PM 

Baptism 

Wedding 

Funeral Masses 

First Holy Communion 

Sacrament of Confirmation 

Anointing of the Sick and Communion for the Sick. 

Annunciation of the Lord Parish (ALP), located in Bonuan Gueset, Dagupan City,

Pangasinan, was founded in November 1988, when the late Archbishop Federico G. Limón, S.V.D., D.D., officially erected it as a parochial church. For more than 35 years, ALP has been faithfully announcing the Good News to the people of Barangay Bonuan Gueset.

The Simbahan ya Bato—literally “stone church” in the local dialect—is a traditional Spanish-era stone church situated next to the Annunciation of the Lord Parish, often referenced as the old church of the community. The unique architecture—including circular design cues and enduring stone construction—reflects the devotion of early parishioners and the legacy of the Spanish clergy who shepherded the faithful in Bonuan Gueset. The Simbahan ya Bato symbolizes the deep-rooted Christian heritage of the community. Though parish life now centers around the newer Annunciation of the Lord Parish church, the Simbaan ya Bato continues to remind visitors and parishioners of the faith and resilience of past generations.

The parish celebrates its annual fiesta on March 25, marking the Feast of the Annunciation. In its 30th year, ALP held a year-long celebration with various activities each month, culminating in the hosting of the Christ the King Celebration 2018 at Tondaligan, Bonuan Gueset, Dagupan City.

Among the parish’s cherished traditions is the Panunuluyan dramatization during Christmas, in which the Parish Youth Ministry performs a reenactment of the birth of Jesus—complete with costumes and props—presented in front of Simbaan ya Bato. Another highlight is the "Abet-Abet" celebration at dawn on Easter Sunday, held at the seashore of Tondaligan Beach. This unique event features a fluvial parade symbolizing the meeting of Jesus and Mary, with St. John the Evangelist also taking part. Carried by local fishermen, the images are brought ashore where the faithful gather for the Eucharistic Mass. This celebration reflects the deep cultural heritage and Catholic faith of the community, and is often joined by local government officials. ALP also places strong emphasis on youth formation. Every year, the parish conducts its

Summer Catechism program for young Catholic students during their academic break. This initiative seeks to strengthen their faith and deepen their knowledge of Jesus. At the conclusion of the program, participants receive school supplies through the parish’s Balik-Eskwela Project, distributed during the annual Children’s Festival. 

For over three decades, Annunciation of the Lord Parish has been a steadfast beacon of faith, culture, and community in Bonuan Gueset, Dagupan City. Through its rich traditions, vibrant celebrations, and commitment to nurturing the faith of the youth, the parish continues to live out its mission of proclaiming the Good News. We warmly invite you to come, visit, and experience the beauty of our faith community. Join us in prayer, celebrate the sacraments, and

take part in our parish activities. Annunciation of the Lord Parish is a place of peace, reflection, and renewed spiritual strength.

Schedule of masses:

Regular Mass Schedule:

Monday to Saturday: 6:30 AM

Sunday Masses:

First Mass – 6:00 AM (Pangasinan Mass)

Second Mass – 8:00 AM (English Mass) with FBLive Streaming

Third Mass – 5:00 PM (English Mass)

Funeral Mass: Every Wednesday, Thursday & Saturday

Baptism : Every Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday

Weddings : By appointment

Confessions: Every First Friday/2nd Wednesday/Anytime, if someone will ask.

Sick Call: Anytime (Call a priest especially in the morning)

Devotional Prayers:

Every Wednesday: Perpetual Help Novena

First Friday Devotion

(Holy Hour @ 5:30 AM)

First Saturday – Our Lady of Fatima

Titular: Holy Cross

Feast Day: Sept. 14

Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Winston Estrada

A Community of Believers Living the Spirituality of the CROSS (Communio Redemption Obedience Sacrifice Stewardship)

Weekday Masses: 6:30 AM (except Wednesday, 5:15 PM) MWF - English
TThS - Ilocano
Sunday Masses: 6:30 AM - Ilocano 8:00 AM - English

Prayers and Devotions: 6:00 AM (except Wednesday, 4:30 PM; and Friday, 5:30 AM, Holy Hour)

Funeral Mass: 8AM / 9AM - Wednesdays, Friday, Saturdays Baptisms: 11AM - Wednesdays, Saturdays, Sundays

Weddings: By Appointment
 

Titular: Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, May 31
Parish Priest: Rev. Fr. Joseph Cyprian Panaligan, OAR
Parochial Vicars: Rev. Fr. Jayferson Baldelovar, OAR; Rev. Fr. Samson Silloriquez, OAR

Formerly a barangay chapel, whose patron saints are Sts. Peter and Paul, is located at Brgy. Torres, Mapandan, Pangasinan. It was declared as a Parish on the 13 th of May, 2014 by Most Rev.Socrates Villegas, DD., Metropolitan Archbishop of Lingayen-Dagupan. It comprises ten barangays- Five from the Municipality of Mapandan: Brgy. Torres, Jimenez, Luyan, Primicias and Lambayan; Two from the Municipality of Sta. Barbara: Brgy. Leet and Erfe; Three from the Municipality of Manaoag: Brgy. Parian, Mermer and Matulong. The Eucharist is the center of the life, faith and activities of the Parish. It is administered by the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament (SSS – Societas Sanctissimi Sacramenti) who continue to live the Eucharistic charism of their founder- St. Peter Julian Eymard. Their mission is to share the riches of God’s love manifested in the Eucharist. By prayer before the Blessed Sacrament and an active apostolic life, they strive to make Christ in the Eucharist better known and loved.

Schedule of masses:

Main Church Mass Schedule:

Saturday/ Sunday/ Monday: 6:30 am

Tuesday to Friday: 5:15 pm

Other Schedules:

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament: Tuesday to Friday: 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm

Solemn Benediction: 5:00 pm

Funeral / Wedding/ Confession/ Others: By Appointment

Titular: Nuestra Señora de la Purification, February 2
Priest Director: Rev. Fr. Christian Joy DA Bataoil

Titular: San Francisco Gil de Federich
Priest Director: Rev. Fr. Manuel L. Sayson

Titular: San Isidro Labrador, May 15
Priest Director: Rev. Fr. Fernan C. Estrada

Titular: Resurrection of the Lord, Easter Sunday
Administrator: Rev. Fr. Hernan C. Caronongan

Titular: San Isidro Labrador A Dumaralos, May 15
Priest Director: Rev. Fr. Carlito V. Yden