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Mindanao cardinal deplores Cotabato chapel grenade attack
“The crime is doubly condemnable when committed against neighbors gathered to worship God in a sacred place,” he said.
Here’s what Pope Francis said in his ‘60 Minutes’ interview
“Do you want me to state it plainly? People wash their hands! There are so many Pontius Pilates on the loose out there…"
Pope Francis calls for global peace, harmony on Pentecost Sunday
"The Holy Spirit's role in our lives is to foster communion and turn our differences into strengths," the Pope reflected
Young Voices of the Philippines to sing at first World Children’s...
“We believe this experience will enrich them holistically and inspire them to continue serving the Church and society"
Philippine Carmelites to mark saint’s canonization centenary at Congress on Prayer
Preparations for the event are set to begin with an official launch on October 1, 2024, aligning with the feast day of St. Thérèse
International tribunal finds US, Duterte, Marcos Jr. guilty of war crimes
The allegations included extrajudicial killings, torture, enforced disappearances, and indiscriminate attacks on civilians
Government is only respected when it respects human rights of all
Credibility and legitimacy of any administration to govern depends on its commitment and success in protecting and defending these rights
Daing ng Sangnilikha
Oo, totoong “Charity begins at home,” nagsisimula sa pamilya ang pag-ibig. But it should not end at home. It begins there, nagsisimula lamang
God’s spirit in all thins, an ongoing Pentecost
Our ancestors respect nature; the spirits live there. Before we cut a tree, we ask permission from the spirits.
BALIK-TANAW: Freedom from Fear
Today we still have prophets and missionaries who, in the midst of fear and terror of the empire, are steadfast in their calling


















