does not preempt their authority nor the authority of the local parish priests. Insofar as the subjects of the military ordinariate are concerned, they are at the same time, in a cumulative manner, subjects of the local ordinary and the pastor of the place where they reside. In permanent military, police, or coastguard installations, camps, bases, forts, and in places reserved for the personnel of these Philippine government's uniformed forces, the jurisdiction is primarily and principally exercised by the military ordinary. Subjects All Catholic chaplains in active military, police, or coast guard service. All civilian Catholic priests, diocesan or religious, who are properly and officially appointed as Volunteer Chaplains in the service of the Military Ordinariate. All Catholic laity in active military, police, or coast guard service. All Catholic civilian human resources and non-uniformed personnel, their spouses, and children, residing either inside or outside any military, police, or coast guard installation. All families of Catholic laity in active military, police, or coast guard service, namely: the spouses, children, servants, and those who habitually live in the same house, whether inside or outside any military, police, or coast guard installation. All Catholics living within any military, police, or coast guard installation, or in homes reserved by the government for military, police, or coast guard personnel and their families. All Catholics living or working in military hospitals, hospices for the elderly, or similar institutions. All Catholics, whether or not members of a religious institute, who permanently carry out a task committed them by the military ordinary or with his consent. Territorial possessions Though not bound to any particular geographical area, the military ordinariate has several buildings under its jurisdiction, almost all of which are within military or police instalments. The ordinariate's principal church is the Saint Ignatius Military Cathedral in Camp General Emilio Aguinaldo in Quezon City, while its pro-cathedral for the Police is the Saint Joseph Pro-Cathedral in Camp Rafael Crame (across Camp Aguinaldo on the other side of EDSA). The ordinariate also runs the Shrine of Saint Therese of the Child Jesus, located near Villamor Air Base in Pasay. Chaplains Priests who wish join the Chaplain Services of the Armed Forces, the National Police, and the Coast Guard are required to fulfil the standard requirements of both the service branch they are entering and the church. The endorsement of the military ordinary is amongst the most important of the ecclesiastical