Tag: Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle

A century after landmark episcopal consecrations, the Filipino cardinal emphasizes forgiveness, cultural identity and stronger Catholic communion worldwide

“Gadgets will not come to faith,” Tagle said in his homily during a Mass marking the 75th anniversary of the Diocese of Legazpi on Oct. 28

Christian leaders said Tagle’s new Vatican role carries a responsibility to strengthen fellowship, reconciliation and service to marginalized communities

Filipino cardinal assumes key Vatican role coordinating the College and carrying major responsibilities during a future papal vacancy

Cardinal Luis Antonio Tagle reflects on the missionary vocation of the American bishop, whose preaching reached millions through radio and television

Tagle said his father also survived because people around him offered support during the war, a lesson he connected to the importance of human relationships

The elder Tagle was married to Milagros Gokim for 70 years. The couple raised their two sons, Luis Antonio and Manuel Jr., in Imus, Cavite, south of Manila

“For grandparents and parents, please show children a heart that is humane,” Tagle said in his homily to mark the feast of St. John Eudes

Pope Leo XIV’s envoy joined jubilee celebrations highlighting mission, unity and the Church’s role in Bougainville’s recovery process

Tagle urged Catholics to measure Eucharistic faith through care for workers, creation and people pushed to society’s margins