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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Can Non-Christians Be Saved?
20th Sunday in Ordinary time, Year A (Matt 15:21-28) August 20, 2017
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Families urged: Speak out vs. dissolution of marriage bill
With the formal filing of House Bill 6027 legalizing the dissolution of marriages, families and couples
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6 elements to foster unity in parishes
To work together as one cohesive unit, the parish faithful should live out five important elements
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‘Unhappy marriages need help, not dissolution’
Couples who find themselves in an unhappy marriage should be given support by the community and be forewarned of the dangers of “quick-fix solutions” that a proposed bill on the dissolution of marr…
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Shame on you, priest tells CA for rejecting Taguiwalo as DSWD chief
A Catholic priest had a strong message for the Commission on Appointments (CA)
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Priest: ‘Fight consumerism with simplicity’
A priest urged the faithful of San Roque Chapel in
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Pope entrusts to Mary victims of disasters, conflict, social tension
In a week in which natural disasters, war and racial conflicts dominated the headlines, Pope Francis prayed that Mary would bring peace to a divided world.
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The seminary of today: “less institution, more communion”
DR. Hubertus Blaumeiser, a Consultant of the Congregation for Catholic education, considers three basic archetypes of seminary formation.
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‘Horrible:’ Bishop reacts to use of hostages as suicide bombers
A Catholic bishop has deplored the alleged plans of the Islamic State-inspired Maute group to use civilian hostages as suicide bombers against the security forces.
