Tag: Newsletter
Cardinal Zen opposes ban on private Masses in St. Peter’s Basilica...
Cardinal Zen’s recent letter implied a greater issue than the restrictions on the celebration of private Masses inside St. Peter’s Basilica
Understanding the hatred for Judas
There is something terribly wrong about Christians rushing too quickly into judgment, condemning people they regard as sinners
New Manila archbishop to maintain ‘open line’ with presidential palace
Cardinal Jose Advincula said protecting human rights will be one of his key missions
9 Jesuits at Ateneo de Manila positive for COVID-19
Strict protocols, including isolation and quarantine, are being implemented at the residence while contact tracing is also being done
Holy Week Introspection: Social justice as faith in God
The Holy Week reminds us why we believe in Christ, that is, to speak for those who are systematically forced and bludgeoned into silence
Graffiti or homage? Hi-tech imaging sheds light on Holy Sepulchre wall...
Crosses etched in mysterious abundance across the walls of Christianity's most sacred church were long assumed to be graffiti
Amid pandemic, Christians in Holy Land look toward Easter
At the sites revered as places of Jesus’s early life and miracles there were cautious, masked celebrations
‘The Case for Christ’
Commemorating Jesus’ love for humanity makes Holy Week meaningful even as we are unable to practice our Holy Week rituals
Filipinos urged to be ‘authentic missionary disciples’ during quincentennial of first...
The Church in the Philippines is invited anew to ‘go forth’ 500 years after the first celebration of the Holy Eucharist in the archipelago
Caritas Philippines urges diocesan centers to engage with gov’t agencies
Bishop Bagaforo said the measures will protect social action workers “from unnecessary exposure to the rampant and systematic red-tagging"


















