zoraida, martin? >> nic robertson, thank you very much. >>> as we enter now week two of the recovery in the philippines after that deadly supertyphoon, people in that largely catholic nation are going to church and many are finding their places of worship badly damaged, the roof ripped off of some of those churches. >> the number of dead jumped again overnight. the government confirming now 3,681 deaths there, with more than 12,500 people hurt. and more than 1,100 are reported missing. >> reporter kyle penhaul is in tacloban, and i know you've been attending some of those masses this morning and i know it's been very emotional. >> reporter: that's right, martin and zoraida, we were down at the santo nina church, one of the largest here. the roof was completely peeled off by that supertyphoon. so as the mass was going on, rain, because it's rainy season here, was just pouring down into the church, down the aisles, and on to the pews. and there at one end, at the