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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PH’s first diocesan shrine dedicated to St. John Paul II inaugurated in Bataan
A northern Philippine parish on Monday was granted the status as the country’s first diocesan shrine dedicated to Saint John Paul II.
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Archbishop on listening Church: ‘No one has monopoly of the Holy Spirit’
Ordaining new deacons, a Catholic archbishop said the church and its leaders are called to encounter others and to listen to them.
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Our Faith, Our Joy, Our Mission
Grace and peace in the Lord Jesus Christ be with you all! Let us always thank the Lord our God for the gift of faith he gave us.
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‘This is the pure Gospel’: Pope Francis moved by Iraqi Christians’ witness
Pope Francis said Monday that the sight of the destroyed churches and ruins in Mosul and the Nineveh Plains in northern Iraq left him speechless.
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Pandemic must not stop efforts to care for ‘our common home’ — bishops
The coronavirus crisis should not hinder efforts to protect our ‘common home’, church officials said.
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Bishop seeks probe into killings of 9 activists
The Catholic bishops’ social action and justice arm demanded an investigation into the simultaneous crackdowns of
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Pope Francis in Iraq meets with father whose children died as refugees in shipwreck
Pope Francis met Sunday with a father
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Pope Francis prays for victims of war in ruins of Mosul
Pope Francis prayed on Sunday for the victims of war in the rubble-strewn city of Mosul, where the Islamic State declared its caliphate in 2014.
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Pope Francis to Chaldean Catholics: ‘Love is our strength’
At Mass in Baghdad on Saturday, Pope Francis told Iraqi Christians that no matter what the world thinks, love is a strength, and it always triumphs over sin and evil.
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Full text: Pope Francis’ address at an interreligious meeting in Plain of Ur
Dear brothers and sisters, This blessed place brings us back to our origins, to the sources of God’s work, to the birth of our religions.
