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Is Easter our most convincing rationalization for “thinking again for ourselves” after having dedicated time in “thinking for those in need?”

The “Salubong” is an Easter tradition in the Philippines that reenacts the meeting of the risen Jesus and his mother on Easter morning

The Easter Vigil is a liturgy held in traditional Christian churches as the first official celebration of the Resurrection of Jesus

When crops turned into dead twigs, the Diocese of Sagar in India supported local farmers' move towards food security and climate-resilience

Many towns in the predominantly Catholic Philippines stage various versions of the "Passion and Death of Jesus" on Good Friday

“It will be a Church that is more spiritual, poorer, and less political: a Church of the little ones.”

Cardinal Advincula warned of leaders who will do everything to remain in power and treat the poor as dependents

Scores of people are still missing and feared dead after the strongest storm to strike the archipelago nation this year dumped heavy rain

Penitents consider these acts to be mortification of the flesh to ask forgiveness for sins, to fulfil a vow, or to express gratitude

The bishop reminded the faithful to not forget the past and follow the example of the Jews who remember the Passover