Tag: Archbishop Charles Brown

The Vatican envoy traced the ministry of military chaplains to St. Martin of Tours, the Roman soldier who shared his cloak with a poor man before becoming a bishop

Cardinal Pablo Virgilio David urged the Church to prioritize healing and reconciliation as Marawi continues recovering from the 2017 siege

“It’s not just a building,” he said. “It’s a place where priests can find refuge, but also find love, because it’s love that makes a house a home.”

He said synodality strengthens the Church’s response to social problems by fostering shared discernment, mutual support and unity of mission

The papal envoy commended Mindanao’s ongoing missionary efforts, calling the region a living witness to Church’s vitality despite challenges

Pope Leo XIV extends prayers and sympathies to central Philippines quake victims as Cebu reels from devastation

The liturgy marked the launching of the golden jubilee of the arrival of the devotion to the Holy Face of Jesus in the Philippines

He urged the faithful not to see his appointment as a promotion, but rather as “a confirmation of a greater mission.”

Brown called on the faithful to pray both in thanksgiving for the life and ministry of Pope Francis and for the cardinal electors

The appointment ensures “the ongoing governance and pastoral care of the people” in the northern provinces of Kalinga and Apayao