Tag: Archbishop Socrates Villegas of Lingayen-Dagupan

“You are not called to be celebrities, you are not called to be in the limelight."

More than four million Filipinos live in the United States, making up the third largest Asian-Americans behind Chinese and Indians

Archbishop Cruz was a "saint" who rallied with the people and joined picket lines to champion social justice and the rights of women

As his brilliance shines upon us from heaven, we look up to him and say “Thank you dear archbishop”

The pastoral letter addressed sectors of society and the Philippine government, appealing to act on the crisis that affected too many lives

Pastoral Message to teachers, educators, seminary professors, seminarians and the Catholic faithful at the opening of the school year

Homily of Archbishop Socrates Villegas of Lingayen-Dagupan during the closing Mass for the “Twenty-one Days of Prayer for National Healing”

The prelate said people should turn to prayer amid the clouds of “helplessness and discouragement” in the country

The archbishop said the demands for prophets is not only exclusive to the church and schools but even more in government.

Life in formation will not be the same again for future members of the clergy when seminaries open in August