New cardinals: Pope’s choices stress dialogue, care for poor
After the consistory to create new cardinals in early October, Pope Francis will have chosen more than half of the men who will enter the Sistine Chapel to elect his successor.
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Cardinal Tagle urges faithful to act on environment
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle of Manila invited the faithful to “renew our commitment” as keepers of creation as he led the opening of the month-long “Season of Creation”.
Duterte declares ‘First Mass Day’ holiday in Southern Leyte
President Rodrigo Duterte has made the first Mass held in the Philippines almost 500 years ago a fixed celebration in Southern Leyte.
Priest, nun face kidnapping charges
A Jesuit priest sued for sedition is now facing new charges, together with three other individuals including a nun.
Italian Cardinal Achille Silvestrini dead at 95
Cardinal Achille Silvestrini, former prefect of the Congregation for Eastern Churches and a longtime Vatican diplomat, died at the age of 95.
Bishop favors banning homework
A church official is all for the proposals to ban homework for kindergarten to high school students as part of the reforms in the country’s educational system.
Bishop to young people: Put freedom to good use
Meeting about 2,600 members of Singles for Christ, a Catholic bishop called on young people to make careful use of their freedom.
Parents are our first teachers
There’s no denying about it. No matter how much we try, we can never thank our parents enough. Through them and through their love, we come into being.
Youth respond to Christus Vivit
IN the Diocese of Vicenza, Italy, Laphidil Oppong Twumasi, the head of the youth group of the Ghanaian community, recently expressed her evaluation of Pope Francis’ Christus Vivit.
Stifling the truth is retrogressive
Of course, the same problems plaguing the country today are the very same hitches that Filipinos have been bearing since decades ago.
