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The twelve individuals whose feet were washed included the homeless, relatives of victims of the war on drugs, staff, and benefactors

In a public act of repentance and devotion, they beat their backs with wooden whips or bamboo flails, emulating the suffering of Christ

While unable this year to celebrate the liturgy of the Lord’s Supper and the Washing of the Feet, the Pope greeted inmates personally

He warned against allowing these forces to “sweep away our mission,” saying the Church has been “anointed for such a time as this.”

Despite being officially retired, Espenilla continues to serve as an attached priest at the National Shrine of the Sacred Heart

The Chrism Mass is one of the most solemn liturgies of Holy Week and symbolizes the unity of the bishop with his clergy

Catholic devotees in Paete, Laguna, mark Holy Wednesday with the traditional “Unang Salubong” (first encounter) on April 16, 2025. Life-sized images of Mater Dolorosa and...

“In this we find the heart of the Gospel of Jesus, namely God’s mercy,” the pope said in his written reflection on the parable

Faith and consistent family bonding are among the most important ingredients for building strong and resilient families.  This was the key finding of a three-year...

Divine Mercy Sunday, established in 2000 by Saint John Paul II, is observed annually on the second Sunday of Easter.