Tag: faith
Vincentian Life Series | Humanitarian crises and Vincentian spirituality
“Come, let us devote ourselves with renewed love to serve persons who are poor, and even to seek out those who are the poorest and most abandoned”
A month that speaks to the heart
Spiritual growth unfolds gradually through prayer, silence, and struggle, shaping faith over time beyond immediate understanding or clarity
Cebu archbishop seeks urgent action as aging priests outpace new vocations
He called for intensified vocation promotion, stronger priestly formation and broader empowerment of lay leaders to help sustain the Church’s mission
Vincentian Life Series 2026 | Vincentian discernment: Spirituality of the events
If the poor Jesus stood at the center of Vincent’s life, the poor person stood beside Him. Vincent’s discernment led him to the poor, where he encountered Christ
Bishop: True fruitfulness comes from surrender to God
Bishop Marcelino Antonio Maralit Jr. of San Pablo said the youth should ground their mission in surrender instead of recognition or achievement
Cardinal Kikuchi: Mercy must be lived through reconciliation as violence grips...
As conflicts escalate, a Japanese cardinal urges believers to make mercy tangible through reconciliation, forgiveness, and acts of peace
One little candle of Easter
If there is one word to describe the Resurrection, it is hope. It makes the Cebuano in me say, “Padayon”—for “bisa’g hinay basta kanunay.”
PHOTOS: Philippine bishop calls Church to act on rising costs, crisis...
Amid rising costs and uncertainty, a Filipino bishop calls parishes to act together in the spirit of Easter
Faith and homecoming mark Good Friday in rural Philippines
Filipino Catholics return home for Good Friday, where faith, family, and economic pressures intersect in a centuries-old tradition
Tomb is empty and that is not nothing
The resurrection is not primarily a position to defend. It is a practice. It becomes real, or it stays theoretical, in very ordinary moments


















