Bishop’s appeal to stop summary killings falls on ‘deaf ears’
MANILA— A Catholic bishop was dismayed over President Rodrigo Duterte’s supposed failure to put a halt to the spate of drug-related killings in the country.
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Pope Francis re-names Cardinal Burke to Vatican’s highest court
The Vatican announced Pope Francis’ appointment of Cardinal Raymond Burke on Saturday as a member of the Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Signatura – the Holy See’s highest court – which he …
Activist-actress turned Church social worker shares story
Her striking stage presence belied her training in theater, but it was her
Pope’s communications day theme: Truth in age of ‘fake news’
VATICAN— Given the strong divisions sparked and fueled by “fake news,” Pope Francis is highlighting the importance of truth in his message for World Communications Day.
UST attempts Guinness record for ‘largest human sentence’
Thousands of University of Santo Tomas (UST) students paid tribute to teachers on Friday by forming what could be world’s largest human sentence.
Aiming at imitating Jesus, the Son who “said yes” and “did yes”
Twenty-Sixth Sunday of Year A (Matt 21:28-35) October 1, 2017 By Fr. Sal Putzu, SDB
Respect immigrants; they aren’t the enemy, Caritas says
VATICAN— Politicians and community leaders must recognize the benefits of welcoming newcomers and not believe immigrants should be rejected automatically
A Test of Discipleship: Words Backed Up by Deeds
Twenty-Sixth Sunday of Year A (Matt 21:28-35) October 1, 2017 By Msgr. Lope C. Robredillo, SThD
In a grandmother’s dress, the hidden story of a Ukrainian priest’s martyrdom
Dr. George Isajiw, the grandson of a slain Ukrainian priest, always knew that his grandfather was martyred by the Soviet secret police
Priest: Mary can undo ‘knots of evil’ in society
With the country beset by seemingly unending cases of unexplained deaths, a priest provides a solution to end “evil” through the devotion to Mary, Untier of Knots.
