The Bless Our Cop 4 tour has once again berthed the banks of the Cagayan River in Tuguegarao. And like the first settlers of yore, they are greeted with warm friendship, a peaceful outlook in life and the zealousness for the gospel.
The Bless Our Cops 4 team led by Cagayan Provincial Director PSSUPT Ma.O R. Aplasca once again opened the police stations and precincts of Cagayan to the gospel by inviting pastors from all the different localities of Cagayan through the Cagayan Pastoral Ministries Association headed by Ptr. Philip Pataguan to partner with the police in reaching out to others.
The effort culminated in one day vision casting conference last January 28, 2012 at the Victoria Lodge in Tuguegarao City wherein 50 pastors partnered with the PCR officers of the 32 towns of Cagayan.
The event started with an introduction of the BOC program and the explanation of the values of the CORPS Movement –God Centered, Service Oriented and Family Based- led by PSSUPT Aplasca.
Col. Aplasca explained that the BOC Program started as a small group of struggling police officers who met with each other to seek refuge and accountability from each other. He challenged the pastors to start this small accountability group within the police stations where Police Officers could freely share their personal struggles with each other. Col. Aplasca also shared the Mission of the CORPS movement to the pastors whom he encouraged to share to the police officers in their locale. He furthered explained that the triangle is subliminally encrypted in the Vision and Mission Statements of the Cagayan Provincial Police Office.
In the afternoon, Ptr. Philip Pattaguan of the CPMA addressed the crowd on how to Bless the Cops. He gave advise wherein one could help the police as subscribed in the Bible. He also challenged his fellow Cagayanos to be a lifetime partner in this ministry.
PSSUPT Bernard Banac gave a brief history of the CORPS Movement as well as how the Bless Our Cops Program came about. He also gave a brief pointer on the attitude of each and every one in ministering to the police especially in dealing with the peculiarities of the police ministry.
Bernabe Manuel Jr., the Executive Director of the BOC Movement, challenged the pastors to utilize the network of the police to further their ministry to the community and the country. He also challenged them to have a concern in reaching out the 97 million Filipinos in our country.
The event ended with the testimony of PSUPT Dionisio Borromeo who exemplifies of what a transformed police officer could do for the PNP.
In the end the BOC4 Movement is thankful for the following pastors who came and blessed the province of Cagayan by their presence: Ptr. Romulo Calam, Ptr. Joe Ering, Ptr. Fernando and Emilyn Dulin of Sto. Nino; Ptr. Nilo Estrada of Caggay; Ptr. Joselito Dela Cruz of Alcala; Ptr. Blas Decano of Ballesteros; Ptr. Joel Corpuz and Ptr. Ludivico Rabangal of Sanchez Mira; Ptr. Leonardo Ubaldo and Ptr. Darius Viloria of Claveria; Ptr. Johnson Cabalungan, Ptr. Thomas Cobo and Ptr. Jose Tablit of Lal-lo; Ptr. Philip Pattaguan and Ptr. Enie Lago of Tuguegarao City; Ptr. Florence Tangonan, Ptr. Leila Adano and Ptr. Jelly Correa of Aparri; Ptr. Jose Jalego, Ptr. Rizalde Balanza Sr., and Ptr. Marrisa Dingay of Gattaran; Ptr. Charles Libon, Ptr. Ronnie Navarez, Ptr. Dante Pamittan and Ptr. Ruel Teh of Iguig; Ptr. Lito Binasay and Reynante Sabala of Enrile; Ptr. Marco Lopez and Ptr. Christopher Victorio of Baggao; Ptr. Gervin Urian and Ptr. Daniel Torres of Camalaniugan; Ptr. Sam Catulog and Ptr. Tito Maggudyao of Solana; Ptr. Arnel and Erlinda Dela Cruz of Buguey; Ptr. Rodante and Jemar Javier of Sta. Teresita; Ptr. Ernest Baralin, Ptr. Wilson Panganiban and Ptr. Nida Simbanan of Sta. Maria; Ptr. Henry Corpuz, Ptr. Leonardo Gamata and Ptr. Ricardo Quibilan of Lasam; Ptr. Robert Perocho of Amulung; Ptr. William Clemente, Ptr. Albert Banggayan, Ptr. Wilson Mattias, Ptr. Ruben Vaniegas and Ptr. Jorge Soriano of Tuao.
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