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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Paco parishes admit: ‘We are part of faith crisis’
After a day of “a day of prayer, reflection and discernment in light of the current events in [the] country,” on June 30, the
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An open letter to President Duterte
DEAR President Duterte, I am writing to you as an individual Filipino and as a priest and not representing any group.
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Anti-tambay drive, a drive against the poor
ANOTHER directive against the poor: the anti-tambay drive. It is really against the poor.
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‘Grateful’ Zambaleños reunite with Columban priests
Catholics from across the Diocese of Iba waxed nostalgic as they joined visiting priests of the Missionary of St. Columban (SSC) on Tuesday in celebrating 100 years of spreading Christ’s good news …
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Stick to the real issues
CARDINAL Tagle is right. We should not be distracted from the real issues and the prevailing problems that are deeply hurting people especially the masses.
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Priest: People should know Eucharist ‘more valuable than diamonds’
A true disciple knows the true value of the Eucharist and is always yearning and happy to receive Christ’s Body and Blood, a priest reminded the faithful during a recent Mass at Mary Mother o…
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Borongan diocese reopens radio station after 13-year closure
Thirteen years after it went off the air, the Diocese of Borongan’s radio station will be heard again over the air waves.
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Poor give ‘generous example’ on St. Josemaria feast
A moving story that transpired in this city during the celebration of the feast of St. Josemaria Escriva demonstrated that everyone, including “ordinary people”: married or single; sick or well; yo…
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Sr. Fox on Church-gov’t dialogue: Include ‘issues of people’
The looming dialogue between the Catholic Church and the Duterte administration must include “issues” confronting the ordinary Filipinos, Sr. Patricia Fox said.
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Bishop dares Malacañang: Name ‘destabilizers’ from Church
A Catholic bishop has challenged Malacañang to identify church leaders, whom they are accusing of working with communist rebels to oust President Rodrigo Duterte.
