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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Archbishop condemns killing of NIA whistleblower, calls for swift justice
A Catholic archbishop condemned the killing of a whistleblower who exposed alleged irregularities in the
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New Cotabato archbishop to be installed Dec. 8
Archbishop Charlie Inzon will be formally installed as the fifth archbishop of
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World Mission Day: Leo XIV calls for supporting those who bring Christ to ends of earth
Pope Leo XIV called on Catholics to support missionaries on World Mission Day, which will be
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Nuncio expects more bishop appointments before year’s end
Archbishop Charles Brown, apostolic nuncio to the Philippines, said more
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Albay diocese launches ‘Bantay Project’ to monitor public works
A Catholic diocese has launched a citizen-led initiative to promote transparency and accountability in government projects across Albay province.
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Pope Leo XIV: Authentic Marian spirituality brings God’s tenderness into the Church
A man urinated on the Altar of Confession of St. Peter’s Basilica on Friday before being taken away by security
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Cardinal Tagle formally takes possession of titular diocese of Albano
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle formally took possession of his titular diocese of Albano
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Mati bishop closes quake-hit churches, schools pending safety check
Bishop Abel Apigo of Mati has ordered all parishes and Catholic schools in Davao
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Historic Marian image returns to Sta. Cruz Church’s main altar after a century
Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila on Friday led the solemn enthronement of the historic image of Nuestra
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CBCP urges faithful to wear white as prayer for renewal, good governance
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines has urged the faithful to wear white every Sunday in October and November and display white ribbons in homes, churches, and public spaces as a prayer for the nation’s renewal amid corruption issues and recent calamities. In a circular issued Saturday, CBCP president Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David said the use of white clothing and ribbons represents the people’s plea “for transparency, accountability, and good governance.” He added that the gesture also expresses “a humble prayer that our nation may be washed clean and renewed in God’s mercy, and spared of further calamities”. The cardinal urged Catholics to join a collective act of penance and prayer following a series of calamities that have recently struck the country, including typhoons, volcanic eruptions, fires, and earthquakes that left communities reeling in loss and uncertainty.
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