Tag: Catholic
IN PHOTOS: Devotees flock for blessing of Black Nazarene replicas in...
The image was first enshrined in the Church of San Juan Bautista of the Augustinian Recollects in Bagumbayan in Manila
‘Key word is simba, not gabi,’ archbishop reminds Catholics as ‘Simbang...
Simbang Gabi is a centuries-old Filipino tradition of honoring Mary, with a nine-day series of daily Masses leading to Christmas
Legazpi diocese declares 2024 as ‘Year of Participation’
These facets, as the bishop expressed, “apply to our individual and diocesan journey in faith and ministry.”
Immaculate Conception, Full of Grace
She also struggled with her humanness, with pain, with suffering, with injustice, with deceit, with division, with violence, with poverty
Global crisis and mission: A plea for an apocalyptic missiology
In times of apocalyptic crises, church people tend to be sectarian and exclusivist. We are tempted to get out of society
Cebu’s Fe Barino elected to Vatican body serving Charismatics
Barino is the current national coordinator of CHARIS Philippines and president of the Cebu archdiocese’s Commission on the Laity
Rice: Resilience in Cosmos-Earth
Because heaven cannot be possessed by one, rice must be shared with each other. Just as together we view the stars in Heaven
Support each other in pursuit of holiness, bishop tells priests
Oftentimes, according to him, most people think that “the least, the last, and the lost are outside our circles”.
Koinonia: Community in a time of crisis
Sharing of goods and good fellowship has enabled Christian communities to support each other and also convince non-Christian neighbors of their goodness
Understanding Catholic social teachings
Although the Gospel may be interpreted in various ways, it has fortunately left us with the flexibility to apply the lessons of Jesus' life to specific contemporary contexts