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The Eucharistic life
Our liturgy most certainly enables the infinity of God to reach out to and through the finite limits of the human condition
Pope Francis invites Buddhists, Catholics ‘to cultivate’ together compassion, hospitality
“Our task today is to guide our respective followers to a more vivid sense of the truth that we are all brothers and sisters" - Pope Francis
To bring down price of rice to 20 pesos per kilogram...
“If the plight of the farmers will not be addressed ... everyone else in the country will starve"
‘Life goes on’ for unfazed Taiwanese on frontline islands
"The Chinese are like the Russians. What's yours is mine. What's mine is still mine," said a resident
Pag-abot sa nasasakupang pamayanan, malaking hamon sa mga parokya
“Kung wala tayong impact sa society parang hindi pa talaga tayo nakikiisa sa misyon ng ating Panginoong Hesukristo,” ani Bishop David
Okay, city boys, start planting, raising fish
Good idea. A city boy planting rice in his living room would take a hundred days to harvest.
Bishop reminds faithful to be more compassionate, charitable to displaced people
Bishop Santos said refugees are “persons who deserve our respect and help, they’re personifications of Jesus'"
Aid agencies note spike in dengue cases in Philippines’ typhoon-affected areas
A surveillance report from the Center for Health Development in Caraga region showed that 867 dengue cases were reported from January to May
UK government sanctions head of Russian Orthodox Church for supporting Putin’s...
Numerous influential Russian citizens have been added to the U.K. sanctions list since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February
Humility, not showing off, is Caritas way, says archbishop
“It’s a matter, therefore, of motivation, what really motivates us to give alms, to share,” said Bishop Lampon


















