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The Seven Churches Visitation (or Pilgrimage) is credited as beginning in Rome with St. Philip Neri in the 1500s

The pope noted how many people today who walk down the street appear sad, focused “only on their cell phones, but without peace, without hope”

The April 5 motu proprio on the law of the Eastern Catholic Churches, Vocare Peccatores, takes effect June 29

Cardinal Jose Advincula of Manila will wash the feet of 12 persons from different sectors of society

The Stations of the Cross perched on a hill by the white sand beach in Bani town is a popular destination during the Lenten season

The national rail company PKP handed out the late pontiff's favorite cream cakes to passengers on some high-speed trains over the weekend

"Balaan Bukid" is the last stop of “Ang Pagtaltal sa Balaan Bukid,” a street play that will start at the town plaza of Jordan

The more grandparents doing “apo-stolic duty,” the more mothers doing work for pay

Bishop Joseph Shen Bin of Haimen was appointed to lead the Diocese of Shanghai by the Council of Chinese Bishops

Distraught shop owners told reporters the blaze had left them destitute ahead of Eid, the Muslim festival marking the end of Ramadan