Tag: Philippines
San Agustin Museum in Manila fights for cultural identity amid warming...
Due to age, many of these relics and religious artworks require extensive monitoring and climate control to keep them from deteriorating
IN PHOTOS: Catholic faithful commence this year’s Lenten journey
Ash Wednesday serves as a day of penitential prayer and fasting, with some opting to take a break from public activities
Philippine bishop orders priests to inspect parish building after Ash Wednesday...
Bishop Villarojo has offered prayers for the eternal repose of the departed and assured the family of assistance
UPDATED: One dead, 53 hurt as Philippine church balcony collapses during...
About 400 people were attending mass when the accident occurred at the Saint Peter the Apostle church in San Jose del Monte, Bulacan
IN PHOTOS: Burning of palm fronds
Ash Wednesday occurs 46 days before Easter Sunday, predominantly observed by Catholics, though many other Christians also participate
Caritas Philippines calls on ‘Appointed Son of God’ to cooperate in...
The victims revealed that Quiboloy manipulated them into thinking they were making a divine sacrifice by surrendering their bodies to God.
IN PHOTOS | Nurturing Vocations: Efforts to address crisis and inspire...
The month's activities will conclude with the "Vocation Jamboree" on February 24 and 25 at the Sacred Heart School - Ateneo de Cebu
Philippine bishops slam China’s aggression, urge government to protect fishers
The bishops lambasted Beijing’s aggression in the West Philippine Sea “resulting in the widespread destruction” of marine biodiversity.
Welcoming the Homeless
Let me paraphrase what St. Vincent told his followers: "The homeless — they have so much to teach us. We have so much to learn from them."
UN Special Rapporteur Khan urges speedy trial or ‘dismiss charges’ against...
Khan said that leaving Cumpio and other young detainees to languish in prison “sends a terrible message for the youth of this country”