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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Bishop deplores spike in Palawan killings
A Catholic bishop denounced the spate of killings and how it’s becoming like “a normal thing” in Palawan province.
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Pope Francis advances sainthood causes of priests with early and late vocations
Pope Francis advanced Tuesday the sainthood causes of several men and women, including two Italian priests of the 20th century — one who was ordained at age 23 and another who was ordained at…
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Dialogue towards harmony and a Covid-free society
Our observance of the Mindanao Week of Peace from Nov. 26 to Dec. 2 this year 2020 takes place within the context of the Covid-19 pandemic, continuing armed conflict in several areas of Mindanao, a…
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Cagayan archbishop calls for dialogue, action to curtail flood disaster
A Catholic official has called for collective efforts to address flooding in Cagayan province, rooting for dialogue to resolve the issues.
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Caritas PH starts rebuilding efforts in typhoon-hit areas
The Catholic Church’s humanitarian arm will begin to rebuild homes and livelihood destroyed by the world’s most powerful typhoon this year.
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Bishop questions cap on health workers deployment
A Catholic bishop has welcomed the lifting of the deployment ban on healthcare workers.
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Pope Francis on Christ the King: Make choices with eternity in mind
On Christ the King Sunday, Pope Francis encouraged Catholics to make choices with eternity in mind, by thinking not about what they want to do, but what is best to do.
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Pope Francis encourages young economists to learn from the poor
In a video message Saturday, Pope Francis encouraged young economists and entrepreneurs from around the world to bring Jesus to their cities, and to work not only for the poor, but with the poor.
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Diocese appeals for support as more requests for potable water soar
While the flooding has subsided, a Catholic priest said they continue to receive requests to augment potable water supply in many affected communities.
