#TrillonPesoMarch
Trillion Peso March - November 30, 2025
“Sa madaling salita, kaya tayo nagtungo sa EDSA ay dahil ayaw natin sa mga madaliang solusyon. Hindi natin kailangang sunugin ang buong bahay dahil lang ibig nating hulihin at papanagutin ang mga ipis at daga ng ating lipunan. Paano natin mapapanagot ang dapat managot kapag nagsimula na naman tayo sa wala? Hindi po perpekto ang ating demokratikong sistema. Pero mas mabuti na ito kay sa wala. Ito ay work in progress. Kaya tayo naririto, we have to complete the EDSA revolution, a peaceful revolution."
Cardinal Virgilio "Ambo" David
Nangangarap tayo ng isang bayang nagkakaisa ng puso at diwa sa malasakit sa kabutihang panlahat
“Bakit po ba tayo naririto sa EDSA People Power Monument sa araw na ito? Bakit dito? Bakit hindi sa Mendola? Bakit hindi sa Luneta? Una, hindi sa Luneta dahil hindi pa tayo naniniwala sa panawagan ng mga naroroon ngayong kasalukuyan. Hindi pa. Noon paang September 21 pareho na panawagan nila sa Luneta pero dahil kakaunti lang sila at hindi nila katono ang mga nakasama nila, minabuti nilang ibaba muna ang kanilang mga plackards at sumama na rin sa atin dito sa EDSA. Sana ho ganyan din ang mangyari sa araw na ito.
Iginagalang naman po natin ang mga kapatid nating humantong na sa ganyang panawagan dahil pagod na pagod na sa tiwaling sistema. Pagod na pagod na rin naman tayo. Hindi ba? Pero ang tanong natin sa ating mga kasama kung resign all agad, ano ang alternatibo? Ano ang kasunod? Una, ang pagre-resign ay boluntaryo. Boluntaryong pagbibitiw sa pwesto. Kung tablan ng kahihian ang mga dapat mahiya, naging maugong ang sigaw sa sona ng mismong presidente. Mahiya naman kayo. Pero hindi niya sinabi kung sino ba talaga ang dapat mahiya. Nagbigay pa nga ng standing ovation pati ang mga walang kahihian. Wo! Kaya sa palagay niyo ba kusang magre-resign ang pinagre-resign nila? Ewan ko lang. Malabo yata yon. Maliban na lang kung mahulog ang ating mga armadong pwersa sa tukso ng pulitika at sila mismo ang mag-defect at manawagan ng resign. Sino bang hindi mapapa-resign kapag tinutok sa mga opisyales, pag tinutok ng armadong pwersa ng bansa ang mga armas nila upang iluklok ang nais nilang iluklok.
Mga kapatid, trahedya po ang idudulot ng ganyan. Kasama din po natin ngayon dito sa EDSA ang ating mismong armadong pwersa. Namimigay po sila ng tubig sa ating mga kasamahan. Walang ibang pinanilinigan kundi ang manatiling tapat sa aking konstitusyon. Kaya salamat mga kapatid namin sa uniporme sa pakikiisa ninyo sa amin sa pagtatanggol sa demokrasya. Ayaw natin sa mga panukalang transitional council o revolutionary government dahil ayaw nating maging banana na republic ang Pilipinas.
Ayaw din natin ng sibilian at military hunta kahit pangakuan pa kaming mga obispo ng pwesto sa gobyerno. Dahil malinaw sa amin, hindi namin linya ang pulitika at pangungobyerno. Hindi kami kailan man magpapatukso na maging mga taliban. Ang amin ay moral and spiritual leadership lamang. Kaya nga kami naririto kasama ninyo. Kami’y bahagi lang ng simbahang nakikilakbay sa buong sambayanan. Amen.”
Ilantad ang katotohanan. Ibalik ang ninakaw. Ipakulong ang mga kurakot.
“Ang atin bang ipinaglalaban ay hanggang lamang dito sa rally na ating ginagawa. Pangalawa, paano natin matulungan mahuli at makilala ang mga magnanakaw ng kaban ng bayan?
Noong nakaraang Oktobre, nilagdaan ng DPW at ng Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines sa pamamagitan ng Caritas Philippines. isang mahalagangunduan upang magtulungan sa monitoring at assessment ng mga blood control at iba pang infrastructure projects ng pamahalaanama dito ang mayors for goodance at iba’t ibang civil society organizations magsisimula ang isang malaking inisatibo at kayo ay inaanyayahan namin na makilahok lalo na ang ating mga engineers at mga technical experts.”
we must walk together towards the Lord’s mountain.
“This is the right way forward: dili nata mangaway, dili na ta magbahin-bahin. Mag-uban ta padulong sa Diyos.
Renewal begins when God becomes our direction. If we want a new Philippines, if we want corruption to end, we must walk together towards the Lord’s mountain. Not toward hatred, not toward division but toward God’s light.”
— Cebu Archbishop Alberto Uy in his homily for the Opening Mass for Sugboanong Pakigbisog Kontra Korapsyon (SuPaKK) at the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño de Cebu (30 November 2205)
We’re not just fighting politicians and oligarchs but a whole system.
In this exclusive interview from the Trillion Peso March, #INSIDER Barry Gutierrez speaks with Father Robert Reyes, the Running Priest. and longtime activist leader. Fr. Reyes reflects on five decades of struggle and how the Church, the youth, and local communities are now finding new courage to act together.
He emphasizes that the problem runs deeper than individual leaders: “Hindi lang korapsiyon ang kalaban. Buong sistemang dinastiyahan ang pinapasan natin.”
This is a message for every Filipino who couldn’t attend the protest.
Walang lipunang pinagpapala kung ang mahihirap ay pinababayaan.
Father Flavie Villanueva, a prominent human rights advocate, speaks during the second Trillion Peso March at the People Power Monument in Quezon City on Sunday, November 30.
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Jesus is telling us: Magising kayo, Open your eyes.
Hindi dapat hayaan ng mga Pilipino na gawing normal ang korupsyon, ayon kay Cubao Bishop Elias Ayuban Jr. sa kaniyang homily sa misa sa Trillion Peso March sa EDSA People Power Monument ngayong Linggo, Nov. 30.
“Do not let lies sound like the truth, do not let the suffering of the poor fade into the background noise,” ayon pa kay Ayuban.
Inilarawan ng obispo ang pagnanakaw hindi lang bilang pagbulsa sa pera ng taumbayan kundi pag-aagaw sa maganda sanang kinabukasan.
“Advent is a season of holy vigilance, pagmulat ng mga mata, paggising ng mga puso, at pagbangon ng bayan… Gising na, ang gabi’y lumipas na at malapit na ang bukang liwayway.”
Dioceses From Across the Country
Six Dioceses: (Roman Catholic Bishop of Kalookan, Roman Catholic Diocese of Cubao, Diocese of San Pablo, Diocese of Pasig, Diocese of Gumaca & Prelature of Infanta)
Six Dioceses: (Roman Catholic Bishop of Kalookan, Roman Catholic Diocese of Cubao, Diocese of San Pablo, @Diocese of Pasig, @Diocese of Gumaca & @Prelature of Infanta
Five Bishops and a Cardinal
Cardinal Ambo David with Bishops Elias Ayuban (Roman Catholic Diocese of Cubao), Jose Colin Bagaforo (@Diocese of Kidapawan & CBCP-ECSAJP Head), Mylo Hubert Vergara (@Diocese of Pasig), Euginius Cañete (@Diocese of Gumaca) and Dave Dean Capucao (@Prelature of Infanta); with Religious Congregations (CMSP – Conference of Major Superiors in the Philippines and hundreds of lay from various parishes.
All are praying and chanting that Good Governance instead of Corruption would reign.
by Fr. Robert Reyes
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cebu
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cebu
POST-MARCH PROGRAM | After the participants have arrived from the Sugboanong Pakigbisog Kontra Korupsyon (SuPaKK) peace march, the Post-March Program began at the Fuente Osmeña Circle.
Selected representatives from various faith denominations and civic sectors led the community in an interfaith prayer.
Participants shall hear from speakers and witness presentations from various sectors of the community, expressing our collective desire for transparency, accountability, and good governance.
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Prelature of Isabela de Basilan
Young people lead a demonstration against government corruption at the Formation Center of the Prelature of Isabela de Basilan on Nov. 30. “We raise our voices—not out of hatred, but out of deep love for our people and our country.
We call for accountability, transparency, restitution, and the restoration of dignity in public service.
Above all, we call for truth, because healing begins with truth,” the prelature said.
| Prelature of Isabela de Basilan
Diocese of Malolos
San Jose, Antique
Dyka801 AntiqueHoly Cross Parish, Basak Pardo, Cebu
Holy Cross Parish, Basak Pardo, Cebu
SuPaKK PEACE MARCH
Yesterday, the parishioners of Holy Cross Parish united with the entire Sugboanong Pakigbisog Kontra Korapsyon (SuPaKK) movement in a heartfelt Peace March—a powerful witness of faith, solidarity, and hope for a nation free from corruption….
As one community, we marched not in anger, but in peace.
Not in division, but in unity.
Not in despair, but in hope.
May this movement be a spark that inspires many more to stand for truth, to protect the common good, and to help build a nation where honesty and compassion prevail.
Padayon sa pag-ampo. Padayon sa pagbarug. Padayon sa paglaum.
Some Courtesy: Parish Caritas, Basilica Minore del Santo Niño, Lokal Cebuano
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St. Michael the Archangel Parish, Jagna Bohol
LOOK: Parishioners of St. Michael the Archangel Parish in Jagna, Bohol joined a penitential walk on Sunday night, Nov. 30, as a prayerful stand against corruption.
The faithful walked in silence & solidarity, echoing the call for good governance & moral renewal.
| : PYM– Jagna via Leo Udtohan, Philippine Daily Inquirer
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Diocese of Malaybalay
Bishop Noel Pedregosa leads the Diocese of Malaybalay in a prayer rally for justice and national transformation in solidarity with the nationwide “Trillion Peso March” on Nov. 30, 2025.
Diocese of Malaybalay
The Roman Catholic of the Diocese of Mati
The Roman Catholic of the Diocese of Mati
𝗡𝗔𝗚𝗦𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗚𝗜𝗧 𝗦𝗔 𝗠𝗔𝗞𝗨𝗦𝗢𝗚
𝒢𝒾𝓃𝑜𝑜 𝓀𝒶𝓁𝑜𝓎-𝒾 𝓊𝑔 𝓅𝒶𝓈𝒶𝓎𝓁𝓊𝒶 𝓀𝒶𝓂𝒾
𝗜𝗞𝗨𝗟𝗢𝗡𝗚 𝗔𝗡𝗚 𝗠𝗚𝗔 𝗞𝗨𝗥𝗔𝗞𝗢𝗧!
Zamboanga City
Clergy, consecrated persons, and laypeople gather for a “Pilgrim Walk for Accountability and Justice” in Zamboanga City on Sunday, Nov. 30, in solidarity with the nationwide Trillion Peso March against corruption.
Metropolitan Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
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Diocese of Legazpi
Church leaders, civic groups and other organizations in Albay unite as the Diocese of Legazpi leads a solidarity walk against corruption on Nov. 30, 2025.
Radio Veritas Legazpi
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Archdiocese of Caceres, Naga
Second Trillion Peso March sa Kabikolan: Aldaw nin Pamibi ki Inâ at the Our Lady of Peñafrancia Minor Basilica and National Shrine.
Diocese of Cubao
Roman Catholic Diocese of Cubao
The Diocese of Cubao joins the Filipino people in praying for transparency, accountability, and justice amid the growing concerns over corruption in our country.
May truth prevail and may our collective hope for good governance guide our nation toward peace and integrity.
Photos courtesy of Parishes’ Social Communications Ministry
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Archdiocese of San Fernando, Pampanga
Delegates from the Social Action Center of Pampanga joined thousands at the Trillion Peso March Movement Prayer Rally at the People Power Monument.
With faith and courage, we raise our voices for transparency, accountability, justice, and truth.
Ikulong ang mga kurakot.
Ibalik ang pera ng bayan.
Igalang ang Konstitusyon.
Ipanalo ang sambayanang Pilipino.
May our united stand move our nation toward what is right and just.
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Diocese of Antipolo
Tingnan: Diocese of Antipolo nakibahagi sa Trillion Peso March Movement sa EDSA People Power Monument.
“To my fellow Filipinos, I say this with deep love and pressing concern: Choose peace. March with purpose. Raise your voice with passion, but act with grace. The Lord sees your suffering. He hears your cries.”
Most Rev. Ruperto C. Santos, D.D
Bishop, Diocese of Antipolo
Bishop Ruperto
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Diocese of Bayombong
Saint Vincent Ferrer Parish, Dupax Del Sur – Diocese of Bayombong
The parishioners of Saint Vincent Ferrer Parish unite in a powerful human chain, standing together against corruption and destructive mining. Solidarity for justice, protection, and our shared future.
“Biag, daga-kinabaknang, salakniban”
#StVincentFerrer #NoToCorruption #NoToMining
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The Archdiocese of Davao
WALK OF HOPE: Sto. Rosario Parish Holds Penitential Walk and Lights Candle of Hope
In response to the call of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) and the Letter of Appeal issued by Most Rev. Romulo G. Valles, D.D., Archbishop of Davao, the faithful of Sto. Rosario Parish, Toril gathered early this Sunday morning to hold a Penitential Walk, expressing communal prayer and moral solidarity as the Church responds to what it describes as a growing moral, political, and spiritual crisis facing the nation…
In his Letter of Appeal, Archbishop Valles expressed deep concern over issues affecting the country, including allegations of large-scale corruption and the weakening of public ethical accountability. He reminded the faithful that the Church’s response must not be driven by partisan politics but by prayer, conscience, and moral courage. The Archbishop appealed to Catholics: “to stand for truth, to defend the integrity of our nation to stand against systemic corruption, and to act with courage, honesty, and love for our people.”
Sto. Rosario Parish joins many other parishes throughout the Archdiocese of Davao that are likewise responding today through coordinated activities such as penitential walks, Rosary processions, Holy Hours, and Masses of Reparation—lifting a united voice of faith and hope…
Sto. Rosario Parish and the entire Archdiocese of Davao continue to stand firm in the belief that Christ, our Hope, walks with His people and will lead our nation toward renewal, peace, and justice.
The Marchers
Seminarians' Network of the Philippines
St. Vincent School of Theology
St. Paul University Manila
HAPPENING NOW: St. Paul University Manila stands in solidarity at the EDSA People Power Monument, joining the Trillion Peso March to fight corruption and demand accountability.
Laban, Paulinians!
#StPaul #University #Manila #TrillionPesoMarch #SPUManila #Pilipinas
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The Loyola School of Theology
The Loyola School of Theology students—specifically the members of the Social Involvement, Advocacy, and Outreach Committee led by Br. Ron Rama—joined and served as marshals together with the Ateneo community this morning until the afternoon at the Trillion Peso March held at the People Power Monument.
In the spirit of faith and service, we stood in solidarity with the people—guided by truth, courage, and our commitment to the common good. May our presence remind everyone that forming conscience, seeking justice, and speaking truth to power are not only civic duties but sacred responsibilities.
May we continue to walk together, nagbabantay, naglilingkod, at hindi napapagod magmahal ng bayan.
#loyolaschooloftheology #theologyandmission #atrillionpesomarch
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The Columban Missionaries
Columbans Philippines Publications
The Columban Missionaries stand with the Filipino people and the Philippine Church in condemning all forms of corruption.
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1SAMBAYAN
Trillion Peso March Nov 30 2025
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Miriam College (formerly Maryknoll)
MC Maryknoll-Miriam, Identity, Spirituality, and Mission Office and Miriam College (formerly Maryknoll)
BEU Administrators and Faculty Hold White Friday Noise Barrage Calling for Justice and Accountability | November 28, Miriam College
The perimeter fence of Miriam College once again became a gathering place for prayer, solidarity, and peaceful protest as the Basic Education Unit (BEU) administrators and faculty held a White Friday Noise Barrage on November 28 from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. The event formed part of the community’s continuing call for justice and accountability from the government, standing firmly for truth and social responsibility.
Clad in white and equipped with whistles, drums, and battery-operated candles, BEU personnel assembled to make their collective voice heard. Before the noise barrage began, the group observed a solemn moment as they prayed the Holy Rosary, lifting intentions for the country, for the marginalized, and for those seeking truth in these challenging times. The quiet reverence of the prayer soon transitioned into determined action as the noise barrage commenced, echoing throughout Katipunan Avenue.
The Grade School Unit, led by Principal Dr. Krissy Lesaca-Saludez, was among the first to take their place at the line, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with their colleagues from the High School Unit. The HS delegation was headed by Mr. Jed Tingson, Christian Life Supervisor, who—together with Campus Minister Sir Diego Torotoro—led the chants that energized the crowd. Their voices, amplified by the rhythmic beating of drums and the piercing sound of whistles, underscored the urgency of their message: a united call for justice, accountability, and truth.
Teachers and administrators alike joined in the chants, raising their candles as symbols of hope and perseverance. The hour-long protest remained peaceful but impassioned, embodying Miriam College’s long-standing commitment to social justice, civic engagement, and the Maryknoll tradition of active nonviolent advocacy.
As the noise barrage concluded, participants expressed their resolve to continue standing for truth and for the welfare of the Filipino people. For the BEU community, November 28 was not just a protest—it was a reminder that educators play a crucial role in shaping a society where accountability is demanded, and justice is pursued with courage and compassion.
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The Canossian Sisters
The Canossian Sisters and Lay partners against Corruption.
Ready na to demand accountability and good governance!
MGA KURAKOT, IKULONG NA YAN! 1Trillion March v.2
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OPM FRIENDS - Celeste Legaspi, Mitch Valdes and Pat Castillo
Some snaps on stage from the Nov 30, 2025 TRILLION PESO MARCH MOVEMENT Rally at the People Power Monument where three of the OPM FRIENDS – Celeste Legaspi, Mitch Valdes and Pat Castillo – performed very emotional song numbers.
CELESTE LEGASPI – “Gaano Ko Ikaw Kamahal” (one of her hits composed by National Artists, Ernani Cuenco & Levi Celerio)
MITCH VALDES – “Handog ng Pilipino sa Mundo” (composed by Jim Paredes of APO)
PAT CASTILLO – “Sangandaan / Aling Pagibig Pa” (the theme song of the film, “Sister Stella L”, which Pat originally sang)
CELESTE & MITCH joined by Pat, Jackie Aquino and Anna – “MINSAN ANG MINAHAL AY AKO” (composed by National Artist, Ryan Cayabyab and Jose Javier Reyes for the musical, “Katy” and a favorite of former President PNoy)
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