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Vatican says cardinals to celebrate Holy Week liturgies as Pope Francis’...
It has not yet been decided who will celebrate the Easter Vigil Mass on Saturday evening and the Easter Sunday Mass
Calvary Catholicism: Another look at Holy Week rituals
Their victims were truly killed and murdered. We now pray that they will soon be vindicated. Like Jesus — on the third day
Palawan bishop urges pullout of security guards from Indigenous ancestral land
Bishop Socrates Mesiona urged authorities to withdraw private guards from Mariahangin, citing fear, disruption, and Indigenous rights.
Philippine groups slam ERC for backing Meralco-linked power contracts
Gerry Arances, P4P convenor, warned that the deals will make consumers more vulnerable to price fluctuations in fossil fuel markets
Bishop calls on faithful to ‘actively work for peace’ amid Abra...
The prelate said the “senseless violence and bloodshed” in the province is a call for all believers to take an active role in building peace
Caritas Philippines: Holy Week is time for discernment, not campaigning
“Holy Week is not only a time for spiritual renewal but also a meaningful opportunity to contemplate the path of public service"
Laudato si’ movement gains ground in Indonesian Catholic schools
“Love, which is the foundation of the Catholic faith, extends not only to fellow human beings but also to all of God’s creations"
Palm Sunday brings faith and hope to earthquake-hit, war-weary Myanmar
Despite being displaced, the faithful gathered with palm fronds, chanting “hosannas” and acclaiming Christ the King
Cardinal David: Love gives meaning to suffering
Tying this reflection to the broader mission of the Church, the prelate said enduring pain with purpose is part of the Christian vocation
Tagle: Church renewal must flow through mission
“A renewed Church takes its door seriously,” he said. “The Church is simultaneously a Church that goes out and a Church that welcomes.”


















