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People’s display of piety, tradition keep Philippines’ Holy Week observance alive
Holy Week observance in the Philippines is a display of piety and popular religiosity anchored in the people’s faith in God
Demonstrators in Poland defend late pope John Paul II
The late pontiff is widely venerated in his homeland, even if the official cult of Saint John Paul II is beginning to show cracks
The Philippines needs children’s courts
Protective empowerment therapeutic homes are a key element in the judicial system to deliver justice and implement the law
Philippine education system must adapt to climate change
A truly resilient educational system is an indicator of a nation that is capable of addressing climate change or any other threat
Aim for zero-casualty Lenten break, national police chief reminds officers
Assistance Hubs and Police Assistance Desks with a total of 38,387 officers will be deployed through mobile and foot/beat patrol
Continental stage of synod on synodality ends
The synod’s General Secretariat noted how all the assemblies have marked a time of grace for the Church, reflecting a great desire for renewal
Lost, confused, forgotten? Jesus is with you – Pope Francis
Jesus “experienced abandonment in order not to leave us prey to despair, in order to stay at our side forever,” the pope said
Full text of Pope Francis’ homily for Palm Sunday 2023
Jesus, in his abandonment, asks us to open our eyes and hearts to all who find themselves abandoned
Photos: Filipinos celebrate Palm Sunday
Palm Sunday is the day Christians remember and honor Jesus’ entrance into Jerusalem a week before his crucifixion
Marcos calls on Filipino Christians to become better agents of change
Marcos recognized how Filipinos take the time to commemorate the blessed occasion in “varying degrees and traditions”


















