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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More Catholic schools open doors to homeless, COVID-19 frontliners
More Catholic schools have opened their doors as temporary shelters for the homeless people and frontliners in the battle against coronavirus.
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Cardinal Tagle: ‘Physical distancing’ should not remove ‘community caring’
As he echoed the call for “physical distancing” to slow the spread of coronavirus, a Vatican official said the
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Pope Francis leads Christians in global Our Father for God’s mercy amid coronavirus
Pope Francis Wednesday led Christians around the world in praying an Our Father to ask God’s mercy during the coronavirus pandemic, which is causing the suffering and death of many people.
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Vatican City has 4 cases of coronavirus
The director of the Holy See’s press office, Matteo Bruni, said Tuesday there are now a total of four people connected to Vatican City who have tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Bishop joins calls for coronavirus mass testing
A Catholic bishop has joined the calls for mass testing for coronavirus in the Philippines, as some analysts warned 26,000 people in the country are likely to be infected by end of March.
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Celebration of Catholic Masses continue
We cannot help but go on writing about Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) not only because of its impact to every living persons on earth but also because of its widespread infestation all over t…
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Amid coronavirus pandemic, Pope Francis’ Malta trip postponed
The Vatican stated Monday that Pope Francis’ trip to the islands of Malta and Gozo May 31 has been postponed to a yet to be decided future date.
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Tuguegarao archbishop declares ‘Rosary Day’ to combat COVID-19
In solidarity with Pope Francis’ call for a worldwide prayer of the “Our Father” on March 25 to combat the coronavirus pandemic, the Tuguegarao archdiocese has declared a “Rosary Day for Deliveranc…
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At least 60 Italian priests have died after contracting coronavirus
In the past week alone, more than 3,000 people have died in Italy after contracting the coronavirus. Among the dead are at least 60 priests this month, according to local media reports.
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Covid-19 during Lent: The challenge of joining Jesus in the desert
For his disciples yesterday and today, Jesus spending forty days of fasting in the desert could be offered as an anticipation and model of social distancing.
