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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Caritas PH launches virtual legal counselling for workers
On Labor Day, the Catholic Church’s social action arm announced an online legal consultation service for workers.
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Remaining Catholic clergy kidnapped in Haiti finally released
The Society of Priest of St. Jacques announced this Friday, April 30th, that the remaining seven of the 10 Catholic leaders kidnapped in Haiti on April 11 have been released and are in good health.
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Pope Francis changes law to allow Vatican City court to judge cardinals, bishops
Pope Francis on Friday amended part of
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Basilan church to open martyrdom cause for slain Claretian priest
The Prelature of Isabela on the southern Philippine island of Basilan is preparing
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In anti-corruption law, Pope Francis seeks to quash Vatican ‘envelope’ culture with ban on gifts over $50
As part of a sweeping new anti-
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Pope urges ‘fresh ways’ to spread faith at AMRSP virtual assembly
Pope Francis exhorted the Philippines’ religious and consecrated persons to be open to new roads of evangelization.
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FULL TEXT: Cardinal Braz de Aviz’s address at opening of AMRSP virtual convention
May the Easter joy increase with this meeting! Thank you for inviting me to share with you these words on the occasion of 500 years of evangelization in the Philippines.
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Cardinal Ladaria: Pastoral care, Church law are not in conflict in marriage cases
The prefect of the Vatican’s doctrinal office stressed on Tuesday that in marriage annulment or dissolution cases, the Church’s procedural law and the pastoral care of persons are not in conf…
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Rome’s Center for Child Protection to become Institute of Anthropology
The Center for Child Protection at the Pontifical Gregorian University will be transformed from a diploma program to an institute of anthropology, with its own faculty, and offering licentiates and…
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Italian lay missionary who served poor children in Peru murdered
Nadia de Munari, a 50-year-old Italian lay missionary who was part of Operation Mato Grosso, which serves the poor in Peru, died April 24 after being attacked in her residence. There were no witnes…
