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    The Second Plenary Council of the Philippines (PCP II) was held in 1991 to discuss how the Catholic Church could better serve the needs of Filipinos. PCP II aimed to implement reforms from the Second Vatican Council and make the Church more focused on serving the poor. The top priorities that emerged were to build communities of disciples, become a Church of the Poor, and engage in integral evangelization. PCP II resulted in a vision statement committing the Church to immerse itself in society and work for justice, harmony, and the kingdom of God.

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    The Second Plenary Council of the Philippines (PCP II) was held in 1991 to discuss how the Catholic Church could better serve the needs of Filipinos. PCP II aimed to implement reforms from the Second Vatican Council and make the Church more focused on serving the poor. The top priorities that emerged were to build communities of disciples, become a Church of the Poor, and engage in integral evangelization. PCP II resulted in a vision statement committing the Church to immerse itself in society and work for justice, harmony, and the kingdom of God.

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    PCP II

    Cansila, Benjamin
    Lambacco, Joy Dhemple
    Zerna, Princess Caryl
    Definition of Terms
    • PCP II- Plenary Council of the Philippines II
    • CBCP- Catholic Bishops Conference of the
    Philippines
    • Mission- task
    • Vision- dream
    • Evangelization-to fulfill the missionary mandate of
    Jesus Christ, who commanded us to “Go and make
    disciples of all nations” ( Mt . 28:18).
    Recall
    • First Plenary Council of the Philippines
    • Vatican Council II
    • After Vatican Council II
     Bishop Bacani pointed out, concern for the poor and
    poverty moved from Rome to Latin America
     “Church of the Poor” used by Saint John XXIII
    Preparation Phase
    • Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines
    convene PCP II

    Celebration Phase
    • Held in Manila from January 20, 1991 to February 17,
    1991 at Holy Apostles Seminary Makati, Metro Manila.
    • Discussion: Socio-economic, Political and Religious
    situation in the Philippines ; proposed evangelization
    for social transformation with the active participation
    of the marginally poor in small communities
    • PCP II aimed to change the ways of the
    Church in the Philippines from the Second
    Vatican Council.
    • PCP II was first planned in the 56th Plenary
    Assembly of the CBCP.
    • April 25, 1992- Acts and Decrees of PCP II were
    promulgated by CBCP
    • July 22, 1992- PCP II President promulgated the
    Council decrees
    • July 23, 1992- Vision-Mission statement of the
    Church was formulated by CBCP
    • July 11, 1993- Issue National Pastoral Plan
    Vision-Mission
    Statement
    • “Immersed in a society fragmented by divisive
    conflicts and afflicted by widespread poverty
    yet deeply aspiring for fullness of life in God.”
    • “We, as Church in the Philippines with total
    trust in God’s love, envision ourselves as the
    community of disciples, who firmly believe in
    the Lord Jesus and joyfully live in harmony and
    solidarity with one another, with creation, and
    with God.”
    • “Following the way of our Lord, we opt to be a
    Church of the poor which demands evangelical
    poverty of us all and harnesses the transformative
    power of the poor among us toward the justice and
    love of God in the World.”

    Kinds of Poor
    1. Morally Poor
    2. Marginalized Poor
    3. Evangelically Poor
    • “To achieve this vision, under the leading of the Spirit
    of God and with Mary as our guide, we shall
    embarked on a renewed integral evangelization and
    witnesses to Jesus Christ’s Gospel of salvation and
    liberation through our words, deeds and lives.”
    • “As bishops, priests, religious and laity, we together
    commit ourselves to implement the spirit and decrees
    of the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines in
    order to enculturate gospel values in our milieu. By
    this hall “kaayusan” (order in harmony) be achieved
    through persons who are “Maka-Diyos”, “Maka-tao”,
    “Makabayan” and “Maka-buhay”.
    • “Ours will be a civilization of life and love, a sign of
    the inbreaking of the kingdom of God”

    3 Top Priorities
    1. Become a Community of Disciples
    2. Decide to become a Church of the Poor
    3. Engage in Integral Evangelization
    Three Priority
    Approaches to
    1.
    Evangelization
    Convert the Top
    2. Remove the Top
    3. Change is to come from action from below
    (with inspiration from the top)
    References
    • https://opinion.inquirer.net/86897/too-late-for-
    a-church-of-the-poor#ixzz6FBFmLyEl
    • https://www.unav.edu/publicaciones/revistas/in
    dex.php/anuario-de-historia-
    iglesia/article/download/24548/20769
    • https://prezi.com/8lgdssnav0xz/the-
    secondplenary-council-of-the-philippines-pcp-ii/

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