Heart conditions claim 2 Bataan priests on consecutive days
Heart attacks claimed the lives of two Diocese of Balanga priests on consecutive days, leaving clergy and faithful
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Pope Leo prays for Mindanao quake victims as death toll rises
Pope Leo XIV on Sunday expressed sorrow and solidarity with the people of the Philippines following the devastating earthquake that struck Mindanao, as the death toll continued to rise.
CBCP head urges Catholic families to move beyond ‘closed circles,’ embrace mission role
Speaking during a Mass for the 45th anniversary of the Missionary Families of Christ, CBCP president Archbishop Gilbert Garcera urged families to embrace a broader missionary role as the Church anticipates another jubilee — one that will mark 2,000 years since Jesus Christ’s death and resurrection. He pointed to Mary as a model of missionary discipleship, describing her as one who listened attentively to God’s word, reflected on it in her heart and responded with faith. Quoting Pope Francis’ apostolic exhortation Amoris Laetitia, Garcera said the family is not meant to remain a self-contained unit but a community where love is experienced, lived and shared with others.
Ateneo de Davao offers full scholarships to siblings of student in tragedy
Ateneo de Davao University has offered full scholarships to the six siblings of Rene Clert “Bobet” Baterbonia, one
Ano ang tunay na saysay ng buhay mo?
Homily June 14, 2026 11th Sunday in Ordinary Time Cycle A By Bishop Broderick Pabillo
Palawan bishop flags mass tree cutting for mining projects
A Catholic bishop has questioned government permits covering the cutting
Pope Leo XIV’s advice to priests: ‘Holiness cannot be lived in isolation’
The journey toward holiness is fulfilled in union with Christ’s perfect heart — a
PH Jesuits admit more could have been done in handling Ateneo tragedy
The Society of Jesus in the Philippines has acknowledged that “more could have been done” in handling and
Jesuits vow truth, justice in Ateneo student-athletes’ deaths
The Jesuits in the Philippines have vowed to do ‘what is right, what is just, and what is loving’ for two student
Pope Leo XIV tells human traffickers in Tenerife: ‘Stop. Repent’
For the first time during his apostolic journey to Spain, which concluded Friday, Pope Leo XIV raised his voice with unusual force.
