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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Kidapawan clergy mark ‘Year of Clergy’ with tree-planting
Kidapawan Bishop Jose Colin M. Bagaforo led the symbolic tree-planting of the Samahan ng mga Pari at Relihiyoso ng Kidapawan (SPARK) on July 23 as part of the year-long diocesan celebration of the …
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Archbishop convicted of failure to report abuse resigns
Pope Francis accepted the resignation of Archbishop Philip Wilson, who had been found guilty by an Australian court of failing to inform police about child sexual abuse allegations.
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Help those in need, never waste food, pope says
Pope Francis asked people to generously serve those most in need and to never waste food.
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US bishops to honor three people with ‘People of Life’ award
More than 100 Catholics will attend the 2018 People of Life awards next week to honor three pro-life individuals for their dedication to the Gospel of Life.
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Priest: ‘Faith grows in persecution’
Like the mushroom, one’s personal relationship with God grows as one experiences persecution because of the faith, a priest said in a Mass held July 25 at the Mary Mother of Hope chapel.
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The small gifts that feed the crowd
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B (John 6:1-15) Fil. Mission Sunday July 29, 2018 By Fr. Sal Putzu, SDB
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Division in the Church—why scandalous?
17th Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year B (John 6:1-15) July 29, 2018 By Msgr. Lope C. Robredillo, SThD
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A Mode of living as Presbyterium
IRENEUS of Antioch fought against the Gnostics because his main priority was the unity of the Church and therefore of the presbyterium.
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“Tinimbang ka, ngunit…”: an ordinary priest reflects on the 2018 SONA
FIRST, credit is due to the chief executive’s people for steering him to a “cursing-free” content and delivery (at least, from my standpoint) of the written piece.
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Federalism, the Trojan Horse
THE story of the Trojan Horse is interesting. After years of siege, the Greek could not penetrate the city of Troy, until they came up with an idea of making a big horse as a peace offering.
