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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Drug war risks more minors getting killed, bishop warns
More people, including the youth, could get killed if the government won’t change
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Pope tells youth to ‘break the mirror’ of narcissism, focus on others
Pope Francis told youth to steer clear of modern society’s narcissistic tendencies, which he referred to as a vain “illness.” He said they should instead concentrate on helping others and on …
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Clergy told: Preach ‘even if the gov’t is hostile’
A Catholic prelate said the Church must brave fears and continue preaching the Gospel even if “the government is hostile” and online trolls are “unrelenting”.
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Research confab on pastoral communication set
The Pastoral Communication Program and the Faculty of Sacred Theology of the University of Santo Tomas, Manila
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St. Anne visits Marilao during Velada Marileña
The parish community of St. Michael the Archangel in this
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Exorcist priest warns against ‘satanic’ rosaries
An exorcist warned the public about the circulaton of Satanic rosaries and religious items in the country, during the most recent airing of the once-a-month spiritual warfare episode of the Diocese…
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Bishop urges gov’t: Don’t disregard lives of Maute hostages
A Catholic bishop appealed to the government to give greater weight the safety of hostages still held by the Maute group as security forces continue their final assault on the bandits.
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Pope emphasizes peace-building in meeting with Korean religious leaders
In a meeting with religious leaders from Korea on Saturday, Pope Francis said the world is looking to them for an example of how to work together peacefully in order to combat violence and preserve…
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Whatever we do to nature comes back to us – Cardinal Tagle
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle of Manila has warned that whatever we do to the environment will eventually come back to us.
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The cost of discipleship
22nd Sunday in Ordinary Time, Year A (Matthew 16:21-27) September 3, 2017
