Tag: Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila

The cardinal urged the Church to accompany prisoners and their families through rehabilitation and reintegration rather than simply visiting detention facilities

He said theology must confront human suffering, seek meaning and offer hope in adversity rather than remain confined to academic discussions

The book gathers Advincula’s homilies delivered at key moments of his ministry as Manila’s archbishop, offering a record of his pastoral journey

Speaking during Mass at Quiapo Church, he said meaningful renewal begins with personal responsibility, not complaints from the sidelines

Advincula joined Pope Leo XIV in calling for humane and meaningful communication in an increasingly digital world marked by rapid change

Basilica symbols, including the papal umbrella and ceremonial bell, must reflect the Church’s synodal mission of unity, participation, and outreach

Manila cardinal urges Catholics to resist apathy, confront misinformation, and begin evangelization at home amid social and global crises

As conflict and hardship deepen, the Manila archbishop urges Catholics to resist apathy and respond with justice-driven action this Easter

Survey findings revealed during Holy Week liturgy highlight growing emotional strain and need for stronger support among clergy

The cardinal said the shrine should embody God’s promise of joy and peace, becoming a place where weary people may find rest and spiritual consolation