Big Infractions in the Community—Should the Culprits Be Liquidated?
Twenty-Third Sunday of Year A (Matt 18:15-20) September 10, 2017
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Media guide: Interview with pope reveals his communication philosophy
VATICAN— When Pope Francis sat down with an expert in media and communication for a yearlong series of interviews, those discussions offered some fascinating insight into the pope’s philosoph…
Be the first to take a step for peace, pope says at Mass with victims
VILLAVICENCIO, Colombia— If just one victim of Colombia’s civil war forgives his or her aggressor, it can set off a chain reaction of hope for reconciliation and peace, Pope Francis said.
Aranzazu@300 docu’s 3rd installment premieres today
To mark the 300th anniversary of the Diocesan Shrine and
Cardinal Tagle: ‘We cannot govern the nation by killing’
Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle of Manila said the country cannot be governed by violence as the government’s brutal drug war continues to escalate.
Priest sees ‘business as usual’ for landlords, oligarchs
Expect landlords and oligarchs to operate “business as usual” after lawmakers rejected Rafael Mariano’s confirmation
PH to join ‘Red Wednesday’ campaign for persecuted Christians
Expect the Manila Cathedral, EDSA Shrine, the Minor Basilica of the Black Nazarene (Quiapo Church) and other famous church buildings to be lighted and adorned in red this November 22.
CBCP official hits decision to end DACA
A prelate recently expressed concern about the future of Filipinos who could be affected by the United States’ new immigration policy.
Pope arrives to help promote healing in Colombia, scarred by war
BOGOTA, Colombia— Pope Francis arrived in Colombia Sept. 6 for a five-day visit to promote reconciliation
Drug war risks more minors getting killed, bishop warns
More people, including the youth, could get killed if the government won’t change
