Ministry
- 1981-1983 Spiritual Director, Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary (College Dept.), Tagbilaran City
- Professor, Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary, (College/High School), Tagbilaran City
- 1986-1990 Secretary to the Bishop
- Chaplain, Mother Butler Mission Guild
- 1987-1988 Diocesan Economus
- 1987-1990 Member, Diocesan Economic Council
- 1988-1990 Diocesan Chancellor
- Member, Board of Consultors
- Chaplain, Cursillo de Cristianidad
- 1989-1990 Associate Judicial Vicar, Diocesan Tribunal
- 1990-1993 CBCP Assistant Treasurer
- 1990-1994 CBCP Assistant Secretary General
- Defender of the Bond, National Appellate Matrimonial Tribunal
- 1991-1994 Professor, UST Faculty of Canon Law
- 1992-1994 Member, CBCP Budget & Finance Office
- 1993 Judge, National Appellate Matrimonial Tribunal
- Member, Nat'l. Permanent Committee for Int'l. Eucharistic Congresses
- Member, Canon Law Society of the Philippines
- 1993-1994 CBCP Acting Treasurer
- 1994 Judicial Vicar, Diocesan Tribunal
- Diocesan Economus
- Chaplain, Mother Butler Mission Guild
- 1994-1996 Corporate Secretary, Bohol Heritage Foundation
- Member, Diocesan Personnel Board
- Spiritual Director, Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary (College Dept.)
- Diocesan Chancellor
- Chaplain, Cursillo de Cristianidad
- 1996-1997 Parish Priest, St. Augustine Parish, Panglao, Bohol
- 1997-1999 Parish Priest, Cathedral of St. Joseph the Worker, Tagbilaran City
- January 13, 1999 Appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Cebu
- July 24, 2001 Appointed Bishop of Surigao
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