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Bishop Dalmao recovering from heart surgery
Dalmao suffered the heart attack while celebrating Mass at Sta. Isabel de Portugal Cathedral in Isabela City on Christmas Eve
Solemn Vespers opens celebrations for Indonesian bishop’s episcopal ordination
The Solemn Vespers marked the beginning of a new chapter for the diocese as the faithful came together in prayer and celebration
Pope Francis at general audience: Jesus gives us the ‘grace of...
“Mary welcomes the Word in her own flesh and thus launches the greatest mission ever entrusted to a woman, to a human creature"
Teaching self-sufficiency: How Philippine diocese’s microfinance program empowers poor
Simbag focuses on providing loans and other products to aid in addressing issues such as education, family welfare, and disaster response
Bishop cautions against overemphasis on legalism
He emphasized that while legalism is often associated with politicians, it is equally important for the Church to examine its own practices.
Thailand becomes first Southeast Asian nation to legalize ‘marriage equality’, Catholic...
Thailand will begin officiating equal marriage registrations nationwide on Thursday, January 23, following the landmark Marriage Equality Act, which comes into effect on Wednesday, January...
Cardinal Goh calls on social action workers to embody Christ in...
“If those you serve fail to see the face of Jesus in you, it means you are not serving the right way,” Cardinal Goh said
Missionary priest warns of South Korea’s crossroads as democracy faces test
“But one thing is clear: Koreans want to protect the achievements of democracy at all costs," the priest said
Pope Francis emphasizes ‘ecumenical vocation’ of all Christians
He stressed that bearing witness to the incarnate love of Christ “is our ecumenical vocation, in the communion of all the baptized.”
Activists, NGOs targeted in terrorism financing charges to ‘meet int’l task...
The lawyers argued that these measures have been used by the government not to combat legitimate financial crimes but to suppress dissent
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