
DSWD, Caritas PH ink partnership to strengthen anti-poverty programs
The Department of Social Welfare and Development and Caritas Philippines have signed a memorandum of

The Department of Social Welfare and Development and Caritas Philippines have signed a memorandum of

The town of Castel Gandolfo has said Pope Leo XIV will again partake in the centuries-long tradition of spending

The Diocese of Legazpi has condemned what it described as worsening

A Catholic archbishop on Saturday urged young Filipinos to deepen their faith beyond celebration and movement, reminding them that “true pilgrimage is a pilgrimage of the heart” during the closing …

The last four popes of the Catholic Church — John Paul II, Benedict XVI, Francis, and our new pope, Leo XIV —

Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity John 16:12-15 | June 8, 2025 | By Fr. Agustin Opalalic

He is remembered for saying, “People who place themselves before the sun get a tan; people who place themselves before the Eucharist become saints.” Shortly before his death, Acutis offered his suffering from cancer “for the pope and for the Church” and expressed a desire to go “straight to heaven.” Known as a cheerful and kind child with a love for animals, video games, and technology, Acutis’ life has inspired documentaries, digital evangelization projects, and the founding of schools in his name. Pier Giorgio Frassati: ‘To the heights’ of holiness Frassati, who died at the age of 24 in 1925, is also beloved by many today for his enthusiastic witness to holiness that reaches “to the heights.” The young man from the northern Italian city of Turin was an avid mountaineer and Third Order Dominican known for his charitable outreach. During Friday’s consistory, the College of Cardinals approved the upcoming canonizations of seven other blesseds, including Bartolo Longo, José Gregorio Hernández, Peter To Rot, Vincenza Maria Poloni, Ignazio Choukrallah Maloyan, María del Monte Carmelo Rendiles Martínez, and Maria Troncatti, who will be canonized together on Oct.

The Prelature of Infanta will welcome a new shepherd, Fr. Dave Dean Capucao, as

Opus Dei presented its proposed statutes to the Holy See on June 11 following the guidelines from the

“Life’s journey is not simply travel. It is a pilgrimage — a journey with Jesus. And that pilgrimage, we call discipleship.”