Our Lady of Peace & Safe Journey Catholic Church, Chalan Pago, Guam
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Pastoral Ministries

Sacraments
Visitation of the Sick
House Blessing
Other Pastoral Ministries include:
  • Youth Ministry
  • Spanish Mass (On the Feast of Holy Family)

How does a priest carry out his proper ministry?
A priest, although ordained for a universal mission, exercises his ministry in a particular Church. This ministry is pursued in sacramental brotherhood with other priests who form the “presbyterate”. In communion with the bishop, and depending upon him, they bear responsibility for the particular Church.

With what authority is the priestly ministry exercised?
Ordained priests in the exercise of their sacred ministry speak and act not on their own authority, nor even by mandate or delegation of the community, but rather in the Person of Christ the Head and in the name of the Church. Therefore, the ministerial priesthood differs essentially and not just in degree from the priesthood common to all the faithful for whose service Christ instituted it.

329 & 336 from the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church

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  • Home
  • Parish Life
    • Calendar
    • Parish Registration
    • Get Involved >
      • Participate
      • Volunteer
      • Donate
    • Faith Formation Program >
      • FFP Upper Grades Program >
        • Scripture Program
        • Nanan Y Manhoben
        • Blessed Sacrament Devotion
        • Theology of the Body
      • Becoming Catholic
      • RCIA >
        • RCIA Resources
    • Liturgy & Prayer >
      • Mass Times
      • Eucharistic Adoration
      • Rosary & Novena
      • Fiesta
      • Liturgical Year
      • Bld Diego San Vitores
    • Sacraments >
      • Baptism
      • Holy Eucharist
      • Reconciliation (Confession)
      • Confirmation
      • Matrimony
      • Holy Orders
      • Anointing of the Sick
      • Last Rites
    • Pastoral Office >
      • Sacramental Records
      • Mass Intentions
    • Pastor >
      • Fr. Carl Vila
      • Pastoral Minisitries >
        • House Blessings
        • Visitation of the Sick
    • Groups & Charisms
    • More About >
      • Our Patroness - Nuestra Señora de la Paz y Buen Viaje
      • History & Background
      • Buildings & Grounds
  • Contact Us
    • Telephone and Email
    • Map
    • Join
  • Catholic Websites