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Family of murdered OFW in Kuwait welcomes death sentence for female...
The Philippine Embassy in Kuwait said the decision should serve as a reminder to everyone "that no Filipino is a slave to anyone"
Pope Francis criticizes people going on holiday to flee COVID lockdowns
Pope Francis said he had read newspaper reports of people catching flights to flee government curbs and seek fun elsewhere
Photos: Filipinos brave pandemic to venerate ‘Black Nazarene’
Along with the devotion to the Santo Niño (Child Jesus), the “Black Nazarene” is the most popular object of devotion in the Philippines
Christmas Part Two
The point of Christmas is basically the good news about the God whose coming among us brings PEACE
Cebu archbishop calls for celebration of 500 years of evangelization despite...
Archbishop Palma urged the faithful to continue praying for the healing of the world and of the Philippines from the coronavirus disease
Vatican to start COVID-19 vaccinations second half of January
Priority will be given to health and public safety personnel, to the elderly and to personnel who come in contact with the public
Pope Francis reappears after pain flare-up, calls for peace in New...
The pope showed no sign of discomfort as he delivered a noon address and prayer, standing at a lectern in the Vatican's Apostolic Palace
Church leaders in Panay condemn killings of farmers, indigenous peoples
“This incident raises our concern and thus, vehemently condemn this act of violence,” said the Capiz Archdiocesan Social Action Center
Papal nuncio gives tips for ‘fruitful’ service to Philippine parish servers
“The most important thing is to imbue our service with a spirit of prayer, then our service becomes fruitful.” - Archbishop Brown
2020: The Year of Farcical Thinking
To remain gullible, to forget and reject the things of the mind, to stay uncritical, may prove to be our biggest hurdle yet
















