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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Pope Francis: ‘Advent is the season for remembering the closeness of God’
On the first Sunday of Advent, Pope Francis recommended a traditional Advent prayer to invite God to draw close during this new liturgical year.
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New Apostolic Nuncio arrives in PH
Archbishop Charles John Brown arrived in Manila on Sunday to assume his duties as the new Apostolic Nuncio to the Philippines.
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Pope Francis to new cardinals: May the cross and resurrection always be your goal
Pope Francis created 13 new cardinals Saturday, urging them to remain vigilant lest they lose sight of their goal of the
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Advincula formally installed as cardinal in unusual consistory
Pope Francis has formally elevated Archbishop Jose Advincula of Capiz to the rank of cardinal in an unusual consistory at the Vatican on Saturday.
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Stolen centuries-old Sto. Niño image returns home
The centuries-old image of the child Jesus finally reached his home parish in Southern Leyte province on Saturday, more than three decades after it was stolen.
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Swiss court orders full access to records for Vatican financial investigation
Vatican investigators have been granted full access to Swiss banking documentation related to long-time Vatican investment manager Enrico Crasso.
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Leyte priest is new CBCP Secretary General
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines has appointed a priest from the Archdiocese of Palo in Leyte province as its new secretary general.
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Book on Polish priest’s ‘extraordinary life and work’ in PH released
A biography on the life and times of a Polish Franciscan missionary, who is widely known in the academic community as “historian of Samar” was launched in Manila on Friday.
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Bulacan town rejoices Church’s shrinehood, 2 Marian coronations
A town’s two parishes in Bulacan province rejoiced at the approval of petitions for Marian devotees in the area and across the Malolos diocese.
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Baguio diocese decries ‘red-tagging’ of bishop
A northern Philippine diocese has decried the “red-tagging”, or labelling of its own bishop as communist or terrorist.
