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Philippines has most number of children baptized as Catholics
The Philippines marked the 500th anniversary of the first Christian baptism in the country on April 14
Philippines summons Chinese ambassador over vessels in disputed waters
The last time a Chinese envoy was summoned by Manila was in 2019 after a Chinese vessel sunk a Philippine boat
German Catholics chafe against Vatican’s same-sex marriage ruling
The ruling by the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith has not been well received by one of the world's richest national Churches
Nepal chokes on smoke and ash as drought-worsened wildfires rage
Hundreds of fires have been spreading across the country since November, in the worst wildfire season seen in a decade
‘Special holiday’ declared in Cebu to mark 500th anniversary of first...
The April 14 baptism came a week after the arrival of the Spanish expedition led by Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan
Catholic congregation launches center to promote ‘humanized healthcare’
The center offers pastoral training and formation programs for healthcare workers in the Philippines
Another Filipino bishop gets COVID-19 vaccine
Bishop Ruperto Santos of Balanga said he wants to make sure that those he would meet and he would serve "are protected and safe with us"
Cardinal Tagle reminds faithful not to reduce Sacrament of Baptism to...
Cardinal Tagle, prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples, told parents that baptism is the beginning of a journey of faith
Bishop of Ilagan in Isabela province survives car crash
Bishop David William Antonio of Ilagan did not sustain any injury and was reported to be “well and safe”
Diocese of Calbayog celebrates 111th anniversary
The Diocese of Calbayog was erected on April 10, 1910, by Pope Pius X and appointed Bishop Pablo Singzon as its first bishop


















