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Pope Francis: Guarding ‘dead traditions’ is dangerous for the Church’s life
Pope Francis underlined that “the true Catholic Christian and human tradition … grows, progresses”
Greenpeace calls on president-elect Marcos to prioritize renewable energy, not nuclear
Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has reiterated his support for nuclear power, calling it the "cleanest and cheapest" energy source
Pope Francis: Bring the love of Jesus’ Sacred Heart ‘to the...
“Open yourselves to this love and take it ‘to the ends of the earth,’ witnessing to the goodness and mercy that flow from the Heart of Jesus”
Basilan bishop condemns bomb attacks, appeals for promotion of peace, development
"The explosion … is unwarranted by every person who desires but peace and well-being," said Bishop Leo Dalmao
Mindanao Catholic bishop tells local officials to stop playing politics, ban...
The bishop claimed that the people of the province want to ban the open-pit mining project even before the elections
Shanghai eases COVID curbs in step towards ending lockdown
After some rules were gradually relaxed, authorities began allowing residents in areas deemed low-risk to move around the city freely
Filipino Catholics reminded to be worthy of the title ‘pueblo amante...
Devotees have offered testimonials of "miracles" that were supposed to have occurred through the intercession of the Virgin of Aránzazu
Photos: Papal nuncio crowns Philippines’ Our Lady of Aranzazu
The devotion to the Virgin of Aranzazu dates back to as early as 1469 in Spain, and was introduced to the Philippines in 1705
Caceres archbishop cites urgent need to protect youth from ‘fake news’
“Our Church must protect and guide our young people especially in this toxic environment of fake news,” said Archbishop Tirona
Tagbilaran bishop warns new priests against ‘negligence’ in ministry
“If we are not careful we can easily become worldly and materialistic,” said Bishop Alberto Uy of Tagbilaran


















