Duterte Challenges CBCP: Distribute Your Billions of Wealth to Poor and I Will Resign
President Rodrigo Duterte on Friday delivered a clear message to the Catholic Church challenging the later to distribute its billions of pesos wealth to the poor Filipino people it is truly cares.
Duterte, who made an unannounced stop over at Cebu to attend a special occasion said in a speech that the Catholic Church should start helping people instead of brainwashing them.
“Maraming pera ang Katoliko. Bilyones, nakatago lang sa BPI. Bakit hindi nila ipamigay yan sa mga tao? Sino ang pagkakagastusan nila e mga nagbabaug-baogan naman ang mga pari, walang pamilya kuno. Bilyones, milyong pamilya matutulungan niyan. Pag nagawa nila niyan bababa ako sa pwesto. Yan ang hamon ko sa kanila”, Duterte addressed several dozen people who erupted in applause.
Investigative articles by Rappler and Philippine Star a year ago suggest that the Archdiocese of Manila alone has more than ₱30 billion dormant investments in different companies, and is the fifth largest investor of the Ayala-owned bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI).
Other archdioceses followed suit with a big investment in different corporations across the Philippines.
“kung totong nasa diyos ka, bakit lahat ng kilos mo may bayad? Bakit ang mahal ng eskwelahan ninyo, at bakit pati ang pagiging kristyano sa binyag ay may bayad? Naglolokohan ba tayo,” Duterte said.
The Catholic Bishop Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) earlier said the group is seeking a dialogue with Duterte but the Malacañang Palace has yet to give an official statement about the matter.
“Ipamigay nila ang yaman nila at ibibigay ko sa kanila ang Malakanyang. Tingnan natin kung kaya nila,” Duterte said.
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“Maraming pera ang Katoliko. Bilyones, nakatago lang sa BPI. Bakit hindi nila ipamigay yan sa mga tao? Sino ang pagkakagastusan nila e mga nagbabaug-baogan naman ang mga pari, walang pamilya kuno. Bilyones, milyong pamilya matutulungan niyan. Pag nagawa nila niyan bababa ako sa pwesto. Yan ang hamon ko sa kanila”, Duterte addressed several dozen people who erupted in applause.
Investigative articles by Rappler and Philippine Star a year ago suggest that the Archdiocese of Manila alone has more than ₱30 billion dormant investments in different companies, and is the fifth largest investor of the Ayala-owned bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI).
Other archdioceses followed suit with a big investment in different corporations across the Philippines.
“kung totong nasa diyos ka, bakit lahat ng kilos mo may bayad? Bakit ang mahal ng eskwelahan ninyo, at bakit pati ang pagiging kristyano sa binyag ay may bayad? Naglolokohan ba tayo,” Duterte said.
The Catholic Bishop Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) earlier said the group is seeking a dialogue with Duterte but the Malacañang Palace has yet to give an official statement about the matter.
“Ipamigay nila ang yaman nila at ibibigay ko sa kanila ang Malakanyang. Tingnan natin kung kaya nila,” Duterte said.
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