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• Until 2001 he was the referent for the Basic ecclesial communities.
• He also promoted the organization of more than 2000 basic ecclesial communities.
• Raimundo Argarate, SJ came to the island and established basic ecclesial communities.
• And the third was the formation of Basic Ecclesial Communities ( BEC ) to create a community of disciples.
• Lito, the Social Media Ministry, Parish Youth Council and the Basic Ecclesial Communities of the Cathedral Parish are further strengthened.
• These include in particular the Ecumenical Movement, the Charismatic Movement, the Shepherding Movement and the growing interest in basic ecclesial communities.
• The 120th Foundation Anniversary of Colegio de San Jose was marked by the launching of Basic Ecclesial Communities on October 2, 1992.
• The present pastoral program is geared toward organizing and strengthening the SKK ( saradit na kristiyanong komunidad ) which means BEC, basic ecclesial community.
• For him, the Basic Ecclesial Communities ( BECs ) or the Basic Christian Communities ( BCCs ) are the primary and particular embodiment and vehicles of participation and Church renewal.
• The mobilization was realized in collaboration with the " sambuligan " or basic ecclesial communities of the Immaculate Conception Shrine Parish of San Fernando, Romblon and the Vicariate of Sibuyan.
• A dedicated and unified presbyterium would be the first witnessing of the priests towards BEC . Basic Ecclesial Communities could only endure for as long as they are served by dedicated and selfless priests.
• As a pastoral thrust, the Archdiocese gathers its efforts and resources to build, sustain and nourish Basic Ecclesial Communities locally called Simbaan Sangkakaarrubaan ( SISA ), literally, Church in the Neighborhood.
• NDGEI envisions her graduate to be pastorally oriented, agent of change, missionary in nature expressed through their preference for the poor and to be committed in the building of the Church of the Poor through the Basic Ecclesial Communities.
• Braschi responded to the message of the Second Vatican Council, the 1968 Conference of Latin American Bishops, and the growing charismatic movement by introducing a new form of church mission, modeled on the basic ecclesial community associated with the liberation theology.
• In November 1989, the Area Core Group leaders of the Gagmay'ng Kristiyanong Katilingban of Cantomanyog ( GKK ) or the Basic Ecclesial Community of Cantomanyog ( BEC ) after their usual panimbahon ( community prayer meeting ) discussed the peace zone concept.
• The school has implemented the Dominican St . Catherine of Siena Schools System Development ( OPSS-SD ) Program, which is an attempt at a radical living of the Gospel and a participation in the building of basic ecclesial communities in the diocese.
• Training for work with BECs shall be made part of seminary formation . " In 2007, the Catholic Bishops'Conference of the Philippines ( CBCP ) established the Episcopal Committee on Basic Ecclesial Communities with the task of assisting the dioceses in the promotion and formation of BECs.
• In 1991, the Second Plenary Council of the Philippines decreed : " Basic Ecclesial Communities under various names and forms  BCCs, small Christian communities, covenant communities  must be vigorously promoted for the full living of the Christian vocation in both urban and rural area " ( PCP II article 110 ).
• Faced with challenge of the school's mission to build Christian Communities, the Faculty and Non-Teaching Personnel of Colegio de San Jose underwent series of retreats and seminars to prepare them to Basic Ecclesial Communities which have evidently strengthened the harmonious relationship between and among faculty members, administration, students and parents.
• Though he may be viewed as rejecting the idea that some sort of historical subject, whether God, the proletariat, or even a particular set of basic ecclesial communities as an advisor, speaking regularly at various ecumenical events that focus on justice and solidarity, and writing scholarly books as well as those aimed directly at those laypersons who are involved in particular struggles for justice.