Tag: Catholic bishops in the Philippines

Philippine bishops urge Filipinos to confront silence, division, and injustice through prayer, accountability, compassion, and moral renewal

Philippine bishops warn escalating global conflicts could worsen poverty, inflation, and insecurity for vulnerable families and overseas workers

Church groups plan prayers, bell-ringing, and civic discussions as political divisions deepen ahead of the Senate impeachment trial

Catholic bishops urged senators to uphold constitutional accountability amid growing public scrutiny over Duterte’s impeachment proceedings

Philippine bishops urge digital media fasting for Lent 2026, calling Catholics to reclaim silence, balance, and spiritual focus

If Church leaders continue to fall short in action as much as in words, injustices in a long-suffering nation will continue to be perpetuated

Garcera, president of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines, said the Church continues to struggle to live out its mission

Six territories remain without bishops: the dioceses of Tagbilaran, Kalibo, Ilagan and Masbate, and apostolic vicariates of Tabuk and Jolo

The bishops said corruption and the “culture of death” have caused the pursuit of holiness to fade, while the “culture of sin” prevailed

The Church encourages communities to support a major bloodletting effort aimed at saving lives and strengthening public compassion