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‘Sinulog’ activities in honor of Child Jesus canceled due to pandemic
Devotion to the image of the Child Jesus, which is usually dressed as a king, has been part of popular piety in the Philippines for centuries
Diocese of Malolos declares new shrines
Bishop Villarojo also approved the episcopal coronation of the image of “La Purisima Concepción de Baliuag
Korean bishop calls for ‘virtue of hope’ in global pandemic response
“We must stop and reflect on what happened and take on the fundamental commitment to give love and help those who suffer”
Catholic bishop warns killings in Negros to spread if ‘roots of...
The bishop said that to date, there are at least 106 cases of “unsolved extrajudicial killings” in Negros Island
Let’s talk rape
Victim-blaming has no place in today’s world, nor should women adjust their lives to the world of rapists
Military bishop tells Philippine police to be strong in faith, true...
"We can only be tough responders when we embrace unity, we value service, and we love our country,” said Bishop Oscar Jaime Florencio
No crying babies in Sistine Chapel as Vatican cancels baptisms
The traditional ceremony in which popes baptize newborn babies in the Sistine Chapel has been cancelled because of the pandemic
Black Nazarene devotees urged to stay home
Devotees of Manila's Black Nazarene are urged to instead stay at home and pray with the family
Long prison sentences for Vietnamese journalists over ‘anti-state propaganda’
Three freelancers convicted of ‘making, storing, spreading information, materials, items for the purpose of opposing the state’
Watch: ‘Up Close’ with Father Roy Bellen on the Church’s ‘mission...
Father Roy Bellen of the Social Communications Office of the Archdiocese of Manila speaks about the "Year of Missio ad Gentes"


















