Quiapo Church elevated as ‘Archdiocesan Shrine of the Black Nazarene’
The St. John the Baptist Parish or Quiapo Church has been elevated to the status of an archdiocesan shrine.
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CMSP appoints new executive secretaries
The Conference of Major Superiors in the Philippines (CMSP) has appointed a Carmelite priest and a Dominican nun as its new executive secretaries.
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Bishops will reconsecrate nation to Mary
The country’s Catholic bishops will reconsecrate the nation to the care of the Immaculate Heart of Mary.
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CBCP releases activities for Laudato Si Week 2021
The bishops’ National Laudato Sí Program (NLSP) core team published the calendar for this year’s Laudato Sí Week celebration in the Philippines.
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Pope Francis institutes new ministry of catechist
Pope Francis issued an apostolic letter Tuesday formally instituting the new lay ministry of catechist.
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Vatican creates group to study separating mafia from the Catholic Church
The Vatican’s human development office has created a working group on the topic of the expulsion of criminal organizations from the Catholic Church.
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Pope Francis: To love like Christ means saying ‘no’ to love of money, vanity, power
Pope Francis said Sunday that loving like Christ requires a rejection of the worldly loves of money, success, vanity, and power.
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Rosario Livatino beatified in Sicily, honored as ‘martyr of justice and faith’
Blessed Rosario Livatino, a Catholic judge brutally killed by the mafia in 1990, was beatified Sunday in the Cathedral of Agrigento, Sicily.
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Church bells toll across nation for people to register, vote in 2022 polls
Catholic churches across the country simultaneously tolled their bells on Sunday to mark exactly a year before the
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Pope Francis calls for suspension of Covid-19 vaccine patents in ‘Vax Live’ concert video
Pope Francis called for the “temporary suspension of intellectual property rights” for COVID-19 vaccines in his video message to the “Vax Live” concert co-chaired by Prince …
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Manila bishop, clergy remember those lost to Covid-19
More than a year since the pandemic hit the country, Manila’s Catholic clergy came together on Saturday to remember the thousands who died from Covid-19.
