Humble Beginnings
Humble Beginnings
Diocese of San Carlos
(Diocesis Sancti Caroli) Suffragan of Jaro
Created: March 30, 19888
Erected: February 10, 1988
Compromises the towns of La Libertad, Guihulngan, Vallehermoso, and the City of Canlaon in Negros Oriental and the towns of Manapla, Toboso, Calatrava, Don Salvador Benedicto and the cities of San Carlos, Escalante, Cadiz and Sagay in Negros Occidental Titular: San Carlos Borromeo
Diocese of San Carlos
(Diocesis Sancti Caroli) Suffragan of Jaro
Created: March 30, 19888
Erected: February 10, 1988
Compromises the towns of La Libertad, Guihulngan, Vallehermoso, and the City of Canlaon in Negros Oriental and the towns of Manapla, Toboso, Calatrava, Don Salvador Benedicto and the cities of San Carlos, Escalante, Cadiz and Sagay in Negros Occidental Titular: San Carlos Borromeo
UPCOMINGEVENTS
Embracing Hope: A Reflection on the Easter Season in the Catholic...
Appointed Bishop of San Carlos:
September 14, 2013-Present
It is with immense joy and gratitude that I welcome you to our community's website. As Bishop, I am honored to serve alongside each of you as we journey together in faith and service.
Our website serves as a digital sanctuary, a place where we can gather virtually to deepen our spiritual connection, share resources, and stay connected with the latest news and events within our diocese.
I encourage you to explore the various sections of our website, from our mission statement and values to our ministries and outreach programs. Let us use this platform not just as an informational tool, but as a means to foster unity, compassion, and understanding among us.
May this website be a beacon of hope and inspiration, reflecting the love and teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Let us continue to build a strong and vibrant community rooted in faith, hope, and love.
MOST REV. GERARDO A. ALMINAZA, DD
Appointed Bishop of San Carlos:
September 14, 2013-Present
It is with immense joy and gratitude that I welcome you to our community's website. As Bishop, I am honored to serve alongside each of you as we journey together in faith and service.
Our website serves as a digital sanctuary, a place where we can gather virtually to deepen our spiritual connection, share resources, and stay connected with the latest news and events within our diocese.
I encourage you to explore the various sections of our website, from our mission statement and values to our ministries and outreach programs. Let us use this platform not just as an informational tool, but as a means to foster unity, compassion, and understanding among us.
May this website be a beacon of hope and inspiration, reflecting the love and teachings of our Lord Jesus Christ. Let us continue to build a strong and vibrant community rooted in faith, hope, and love.
FROM THE HEARTSERMONS
The Significance of Holy Week: A Journey Through Faith
Our Proposed St. Mary John Vianney Seminary at Brgy. Punao San...
Finding Renewal in a Busy World: Why the Lenten Season Still...
WESTOYWESTOY
WESTOY is an acronym representing key aspects of a comprehensive organizational framework within the Diocese of San Carlos context. By integrating these components, WESTOY provides a holistic framework that supports spiritual growth, community engagement, organizational effectiveness, and the cultivation of future leaders.
Our pilgrimage begins in
Vicariate of San Carlos
As we traverse through the 7 vicariates, pilgrims will have the opportunity to visit revered churches, ancient monasteries, and sites of religious significance. From the majestic architecture to the serene sanctuaries.
Every stop on our itinerary is a testament to the enduring devotion and cultural richness of San Carlos. Our journey is not just about visiting physical landmarks but also about immersing ourselves in the spiritual essence of each location.
LATEST EPISODESPODCAST
The Diocesan Pastoral Assembly: Diocese of San Carlos
The Significance of Holy Week: A Journey Through Faith
How to become a priest?
Priestly formation actually begins in the family, continues through the discernment process, is solidified during seminary years of study and pastoral experience, and is confirmed at ordination, where it becomes a lifetime of collaboration with God's grace and human effort.
Becoming a priest means taking one's mere human, mortal, sinful state, uniting it with God's grace and one's own effort, and witnessing the transformation into an alter Christus, which is Latin for “other Christ.”
More Than Just A Desire To Serve
"Yesterday was the 60th anniversary of the day when I heard the calling from Jesus within my heart…I do not regret it because always, even in moments of darkness, moments of sin, in moments of weakness, in moments of failures, I have looked to Jesus and I have trusted Him, and He has never left me alone. Always trust Jesus. He always goes forward. He goes with us. But listen, He never lets us down. He is faithful, a trusting companion. Think of this as my testimony, I am happy of these 60 years with the Lord. ” (September 23, 2013)
