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Black Nazarene devotion should draw faithful to charity — bishop
Without love and concern for others, a person’s devotion to Jesus Christ is false, a Catholic bishop said.
Asian bishops launch online courses for pastoral communicators
The Office of Social Communication (OSC) of the Federation of Asian Bishops’ Conferences (FABC) launched three online courses for the formation of pastoral personnel in the region this week.
Suspects behind 2019 bombing of Philippine church killed in Indonesia raid
At least two people suspected to be involved in the twin bombings of a
Pope Francis at Epiphany Mass: ‘If we do not worship God, we will worship idols’
As he celebrated Mass on the Solemnity of the Epiphany of the Lord Wednesday, Pope Francis urged Catholics to devote more time to worshiping God.
Only 400 persons per Mass allowed in Quiapo Church on Nazarene feast
Quiapo Church has imposed a 400-person limit on Mass attendance for Saturday’s feast of the Black Nazarene.
The College of Cardinals in 2021: Who could vote in a future papal conclave
As of the first month of 2021, the College of Cardinals is composed of 229 members, 128 of whom are under the age of 80, and therefore eligible to vote for the next pope in a future conclave.
Pope Francis’ message for World Mission Sunday 2021
Once we experience the power of God’s love, and recognize his fatherly presence in our personal and community life
Malolos diocese declares 2 new shrines, Marian coronation
The Diocese of Malolos on Wednesday announced the elevation of its two parishes to diocesan shrine status and a Marian coronation.
Bishop calls police officers to ‘strong faith, true service’
The country’s military bishop called on law enforcement to “true service” and to confront criminality not just with courage but also with faith.
