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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Bohol dioceses to go solar
The two Catholic dioceses of Bohol province will soon see solar panels appearing on several parishes, pastoral centers, and schools.
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Bishop issues ‘Oratio Imperata’ to end killings in Tagum
Bishop Medil Aseo of Tagum has called on the people to turn to prayer to stop all forms of violence as the spate of killings in the city continues.
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‘A good book can change lives,’ says Catholic publisher
“For Christmas or any other special occasion, why not give as a gift a Catholic book that helped you in living your faith?”
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Rouse: A Statement of Solidarity with the Falsely Accused of Sedition
We, the SEMNET (Seminarians’ Network of the Philippines), an assembly of diocesan theology seminarians from across the country, are both disheartened and disturbed at the filing of sedition and oth…
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Solidarity, not poverty, is God’s plan, pope says in Madagascar
God’s plan for humanity involves community, mutual support, sharing and caring for each other and for the earth, Pope Francis said.
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Change the world, don’t just gripe about it, pope tells young people
Following Jesus means growing in friendship with him and with one’s brothers and sisters, never being content with the way things are, but not just griping about them either, Pope Francis tol…
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Bishops in sedition case: ‘We will not be discouraged’
Catholic bishops tagged in the supposed plot to destabilize the Duterte administration said they will not bow down to “intimidation” in their defense for human life.
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Palawan prelate decries killing of forest ranger
A Catholic bishop has condemned the killing of a government forest ranger while trying to arrest suspected illegal loggers in Palawan province.
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A statement of support for those who seek the truth
On July 18, 2019, a criminal complaint was filed by PNP-CIDG against dozens of Filipino citizens for allegedly committing sedition, among other charges.
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Why celebrate 500 years of Christianity in the Philippines? Was not Christianity a mere tool for colonial rule?
The same Christian faith that the conquistadores tried to use in order to pursue their colonial purposes in our country also inspired our revolutionaries around three and a half centuries later to …
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