Tag: Philippines
Image of Black Nazarene tours Manila, nearby provinces during pandemic
But traditional religious procession that attracts millions of people every year and usually lasts up to 20 hours has been canceled this year due to COVID-19
Photo gallery: Filipinos brave pandemic to venerate ‘Black Nazarene’
Along with the devotion to Santo Niño, the Black Nazarene is the most popular object of devotion in the Philippines
No New Year’s feast for an activist’s child in Philippines detention...
There were no family nor friends in the detention cell where the baby, Randall Emmanuel, spent the holidays
The key to an everlasting social peace
A true Christian family, trying its best to spread love, must always find its way back to the Gospel of the Christ
SPOTLIGHT: Dolphins offer hope in face of devastation
Resilience, hope and optimism in Philippine village completely destroyed by two typhoons in as many months
Filipino historian claims discovery of San Pedro Calungsod’s birthplace in Leyte
Historian Rolando Borrinaga presented his theory following what he described as the pervading “problematic and in contention” records of the saint’s origin
Watch: Filipinos celebrate Christmas in time of pandemic
Despite threat of COVID-19, Filipinos trooped to churches to attend ‘Misa de Gallo’
Philippine church leaders counter attempts to campaign for revival of death...
Revival of the death penalty ‘will not resolve the faults’ in the country’s justice system
System of impunity in Philippines created killer cop
There’s a reason behind the madness of a policeman shooting mother and son over noise
Cardinal Tagle lauds overseas Filipino workers for being ‘missionaries’
In Christmas message, cardinal asks — isn't it perhaps that God has guided us out of the Philippines, not only to earn a living, but also to be missionaries?