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.
The St. John the Baptist Parish or Quiapo Church has been elevated to the status of an archdiocesan shrine.
Bishop Marcelino Antonio Maralit of Boac (center) speaks in a press conference at the sidelines of the 4th World Apostolic Congress on Mercy at the National Shrine of Saint Padre Pio in Sto. But after staying for an hour inside the church, Maralit said, they all refused to leave as some were seen kneeling and even crying. Archbishop Ramon Arguelles of Lipa called on the government and the faithful not to give in to the “lust for blood” amid the ongoing “war on drugs”.
19, 2017. MARIA TAN MARILAO, Bulacan– Hundreds of foreign delegates of the 4th World Apostolic Congress on Mercy (WACOM4) visited “places of mercy” in the Diocese of Bulacan on Thursday as part of their pilgrimage in the country. More than 600 delegates from 40 countries visited about 15 charitable institutions where they were shown the corporal and spiritual works of mercy of the diocese for street children, elderly, abused women and children, patients with mental illness, among others. Among the charitable institutions the foreign delegates visited were: Galilee Homes and the Dumagat community in Dona Remedios Trinidad Bahay ni San Martin; Nazareth Home for Street Children; Hospicio San Juan de Dios for Women in Bustos The other places of mercy include the Bethlehem House of Bread in Baliuag; Bahay Pangarap, Ephesus House, Tahanan ni Mother Rita in Guiguinto; Tahanang Mapagpala, Emmaus House of Apostolate in Malolos City; Lingap Bata Center, Bahay Kalinga in Sta.
“I cannot understand the justification that the pope has to clarify his position.” The Cotabato archbishop was referring to the four prominent cardinals who publicly questioned the pontiff about communion for the divorced and remarried. Cardinals Walter Brandmüller, Raymond Burke, Carlo Caffarra, and Joachim Meisner said the Pope must “resolve the uncertainties and bring clarity.” But Cardinal Quevedo said the papal document only seeks to find out “pastoral applications” of the doctrine that would show compassion and mercy to those in troubled circumstances. He said some people think of that vision as “ideological” that “comes from the left.” “They are raising doctrinal objections to the pastoral concern of the Holy Father for mercy and compassion and those in great need,” said Cardinal Quevedo.
STO. TOMAS, Batangas, Jan. 18, 2017 — As if to prove there’s no place Jesus is not welcome, a bishop reveals how an image of the Divine Mercy ended up in a cockfighting arena in Marinduque. …
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“Today where people are lonely, and amongst many gadgets, there is nobody you can count on, the Divine Mercy tells us that whatever we do, wherever we are, God loves us…. We are loved,” Manila Auxiliary Bishop Broderick Pabillo told CBCPNews in an exclusive interview at the sidelines of the ongoing 4th World Apostolic Congress on Mercy (WACOM). “We need the devotion to the Divine Mercy, especially today that many people are losing hope and are having a hard time in life.” Pabillo also noted the timeliness of the said devotion, echoing the absolute the grace and love of God.
The Holy Year of Mercy may have ended but the mission to live out mercy extends beyond it.