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Don’t blame misfortunes on God, instead turn to conversion, Pope Francis...
“We must be careful: When evil oppresses us, we risk losing our clarity and ... we end up putting the blame on God”
Follow St. Joseph’s example, Pope Francis tells priests
“In your ministry, let yourselves be guided by the meek and concrete example of Saint Joseph"
Video: Can we really respect each other’s opinions?
Can we really respect each other’s opinions even if they don’t align with our beliefs as Christians?
Photos: Quezon City church holds mass baptism following easing of health...
With the lifting of health restrictions, the Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish held a “mass baptism” of children on the Feast of Saint Joseph
Matang nakadilat
Kung minsan kasi, kapag masakit ang dating ng katotohanan, parang ayaw nating tumingin o makinig
Nuclear energy to worsen power, price woes, warn green activists, Catholic...
The huge costs of nuclear power will place a heavier burden on the economy and the environment, and on the health and finances of people
A misplaced spiritual pride
How then can we expect to serve the kingdom of God by curing the pride of the world, if we cannot control the pride of our own churches?
Cardinal Tagle on Ukraine conflict: ‘No weapon can kill hope’
“The hope in Jesus Christ and His Resurrection is true and is seen precisely in the testimony of so many people,” said the cardinal
Hope in Christ, Pope Francis urges religious education conference
"If you are a Christian, you are Church; the Church is outgoing, not inward-looking, and you must reach the existential peripheries"
Pope Francis reforms Roman Curia with launch of Vatican constitution
The constitution underlines that “any member of the faithful” can lead one of newly constituted Vatican dicasteries or other bodies


















