Priest Who Holds Mass in Barlig, Mt. Province Goes Viral for His Resemblance to Jesus Christ
A priest who strikes a resemblance to Jesus Christ holds a mass in Barlig, Mt. Province and goes viral online.
A priest is a religious leader in certain Christian denominations who is authorized to perform sacred rituals, administer sacraments, and provide spiritual guidance to members of the church community.
Priests are ordained clergy in Catholicism, Orthodox Christianity, and some other Christian traditions who act as mediators for God and Christians. Priests are often ordained after considerable training and education in theology, scripture, pastoral care, and ritual.
They are responsible for leading worship services, conducting sacraments such as baptism, communion, marriage, and confession, as well as offering pastoral counseling and support to parishioners.
These religious leaders often act as community leaders, organizing charitable events, educational programs, and social outreach initiatives to assist people in need and build a sense of belonging within the flock.
Priests can serve in a variety of tasks within the leadership of the church, including pastors of particular parishes, chaplains in hospitals or prisons, missionaries in faraway locations, and educators in schools and seminaries.
Recently, a priest who has resemblance to Jesus Christ goes viral and elicited reactions online after a kid hugged him after holding a mass in Mt. Province.
Some worshippers in a barangay in Barlig, Mountain Province felt blessed because the priest who celebrated Mass looked like Jesus Christ himself. He is Father Roberto Salazar, a Venezuelan who is currently in the Philippines.
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Residents of Sitio Chatol, Barangay Lingoy, took a second look because Father Salazar, like Christ, has long hair, a beard, and a gentle appearance.
Father Salazar came from Venezuela and is now in the Philippines for a mission. A child couldn’t help but hug Father Salazar upon seeing him. The priest celebrated Mass for the feast day of the barangay.
