National synod process slated next week
The national synodal process in the Philippines will be held next week in Tagaytay City, south of Manila.
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Rizal’s ‘Nuestra Señora de los Angeles’ granted episcopal coronation
The Diocese of Antipolo announced Friday that a venerated Marian image in Rizal’s Binangonan town was granted an episcopal coronation.
Manila archbishop to Marcos: Pursue the path of justice, peace
A top church official in Manila called on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr to serve the common good and lead the country towards the path of justice and peace.
This is Pope Francis’ prayer intention for July 2022
Pope Francis has asked the Catholic Church to pray in a special way for the elderly during the month of July.
‘Do not fail them’, Ilocos archbishop tells Marcos
A Catholic archbishop called on newly sworn-in President Ferdinand Marcos Jr not to fail the people, especially those who supported him.
Caritas challenges Marcos to address poverty, oil price hikes
The social action arm of the Catholic Church called on newly sworn-in President Ferdinand Marcos Jr to address the pressing problems affecting Filipinos today.
Pope Francis congratulates, offers prayers for Marcos Jr
Pope Francis congratulated Ferdinand Marcos Jr on his inauguration as president of the Philippines.
God’s power amid man’s weaknesses
Paul continues: “God chose the lowly things of this world and the despised things—and the things that are not—to nullify the things that are, so that no one may boast before him.” (28-29) With these words, we are made to understand that any power or authority on earth should be seen as coming from God and not from us. All we have to do is simply say, ‘Amen’ or ‘Fiat’ (Be it done), like what Our Lady and all the saints did, imitating Christ himself who said: “I seek not my own will but the will of him who sent me.” (Jn 5,30) We have to realize that what is impossible with us is always possible with God. We just have to learn how to handle them properly by referring them always to God, so that instead of becoming elements of division, they can generate a deeper understanding of ourselves and of the issues involved, and more importantly, a higher degree of charity that can lead to a more meaningful unity among ourselves.
Romblon clergy nixes mining in Sibuyan island
Catholic priests in the Diocese of Rombon diocese added their voices to the growing chorus of opposition to the
SSVP partners with DSWD for livelihood capacity-building projects in Leyte
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SSVP) entered into a partnership agreement with the Department of
