Bishops deny any part in alleged oust Duterte plot
Two Church leaders have denied any involvement in an alleged plot to oust President Rodrigo Duterte.
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Social, economic inequality threatens democracy, pope tells judges
One of the greatest threats to democracy is the normalization of social injustice and economic inequality, which remain largely ignored until those most affected rise up in protest and are subseque…
Key to forgiveness: Find the person’s goodness, says priest
Having difficulty forgiving someone?
U.N. declares special day to remember victims of violence against religion
On May 28, the U.N. General Assembly adopted a resolution establishing Aug. 22 as the Day to Commemorate Victims of Violence Based on Religion.
Church to celebrate BEC Sunday for first time
The Catholic Church will celebrate the Basic Ecclesial Community (BEC) Sunday for the first time, giving more importance to its vision for “a new way of being Church”.
Bridging the gap: Faith into action
I recall a question articulated by our former Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez many years ago.
Illinois Senate approves bill declaring abortion a ‘fundamental right’
Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago said the vote “marks a sad moment in our history as a State.”
Cardinal Pell prepares for appeal hearing
Cardinal George Pell’s appeal against his criminal conviction for child sexual abuse will be heard in Australia on Wednesday. The cardinal was convicted in December, 2018, of five charges of sexual…
Do not be afraid
When I visited the Cairo Museum two years ago, I found myself looking at the huge statue of Pharaoh Rameses II sitting proudly at the main door.
Bulacan to be graced by 2 Marian coronations
Two Marian images venerated by the faithful in this town have been announced to receive a canonical and an episcopal coronation respectively.
