Pope Leo to mark start of Lent with historic procession on ancient Roman hill
Pope Leo XIV will preside over the traditional Ash Wednesday procession and Mass on Rome’s Aventine
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Albay bishop tells anti-poverty summit: Charity alone is not enough
“Charity work is not enough.” With that message, Bishop Joel Baylon of Legazpi challenged Church
CBCP official warns of ‘two enemies’ facing seminarians
A Catholic archbishop has warned young seminarians that insecurity and pride pose serious dangers to priestly
Remember, repent, respond: CBCP urges Filipinos to fight impunity, backs anti-dynasty bill, as EDSA turns 40
As the nation marks the 40th anniversary of the 1986 EDSA People Power Revolution, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) urged Filipinos to “remember, repent, and respond,” cal…
Pastoral letter to celebrate the 40th anniversary of EDSA People Power
Forty years after we toppled a dictatorship that sought to prolong itself through electoral fraud, we hear the
‘It was the best thing I’ve ever done’: Abuse victim details papal meeting
Feb. 2 marked a turning point in the life of David Ryan, a 61-year-old Irishman who suffered sexual abuse as a
CBCP urges ‘digital media fasting’ this Lent
With Lent approaching, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) is urging Catholics to fast not only from food but also from digital distractions.
Jesuit university installs solar lights in off-grid Zamboanga community
A Jesuit-run university is redefining its outreach efforts by installing solar lighting in an off-grid Indigenous
“Fasting beyond food: Inviting Christ into digital media use”
As we approach the holy season of Lent 2026, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP)
Pope Leo XIV, in first Roman parish visit, calls for ‘disarming’ meekness
Pope Leo XIV on Sunday made his first visit to a parish in the Diocese of Rome, celebrating Mass at Santa
