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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Pope Leo XIV highlights the value of the vow of obedience
Pope Leo XIV on Thursday highlighted the value of the vow of obedience in institutes of religious life as
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Bishops urge public to join Sept. 21 protests vs corruption
The Catholic bishops’ leadership appealed to the public to join a nationwide day of prayer and protest against corruption on Sunday, Sept. 21.
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CBCP statement on ‘Trillion Peso March’
Dear sisters and brothers in Christ – parishes, BECs (basic ecclesial communities), priests, consecrated
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Archbishop: Anger not enough, Filipinos need ‘revolt of the soul’ against corruption
A Catholic archbishop has urged Filipinos to go beyond protesting a corrupt political system and confront the moral decay within themselves that allows it to thrive, saying true reform must begin i…
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4 Carmelite religious sisters, driver killed in crash in Tanzania
Four members of the Missionary Sisters of St. Thérèse of the Child Jesus (MCST) in Tanzania are among five
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Archbishop Uy urges Catholics to fight corruption in farewell Mass before Cebu post
Outgoing Bishop Alberto Uy of Tagbilaran called on Catholics to take a firm stand
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Armenian patriarch invites Pope Leo XIV to visit Armenia
The head of the Armenian Apostolic Church during a meeting Tuesday at the papal residence in Castel
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Cardinal Advincula urges Filipinos to fight corruption with peaceful but concrete action
The head of Manila’s Roman Catholic Church called on Filipinos to take “concrete but peaceful and non-violent actions” against corruption, describing it as “one of the vilest scams in the history of our nation.” “The issue of corruption plaguing our nation cannot be ignored anymore,” Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila said in a pastoral statement issued Monday, Sept. “It continues between elections, by holding leaders accountable through acts of vigilance, discernment, and when necessary, protest.” The cardinal’s statement comes as more than 200 sectoral groups and church organizations prepare to hold twin rallies in Metro Manila on Sept. The demonstrations — in Luneta Park in Manila and at the People Power Monument in Quezon City — will coincide with the 53rd anniversary of late President Ferdinand Marcos Sr.’s declaration of martial law, a date heavy with symbolism under the administration of his son, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.
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‘No one can silence their voice’: Pope Leo XIV honors modern martyrs at ecumenical service
Pope Leo XIV led an ecumenical commemoration of the martyrs and witnesses of faith of the 21st century at Rome’s Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls on Sunday, stressing that “even though they h…
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Cardinal Tagle: True devotion means bringing consolation, not causing suffering
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle on Sunday urged Catholics to avoid adding to the pain of others, reminding the faithful
